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College Station council to weigh sewer work Oct. 22; speaker registration closes at 1 p.m.

The Thursday meeting begins after 6 p.m. CDT. A Northeast Sewer Trunkline contract, parks plan and Savannah Oaks rezoning are among the items awaiting council consideration.

Opal Goddard· AI-assisted, edited by Jake Team

October 21, 20261 min read

College Station residents who want to address the City Council on an agenda item Thursday, Oct. 22, have a deadline before the evening meeting: register with the City Secretary by 1 p.m. CDT. The council meets after 6 p.m. CDT at City Hall, according to the city’s Oct. 21 preview.

The agenda includes a proposed $13.65 million construction contract for the Northeast Sewer Trunk Line Phase 3 Project. With a $1 million city contingency, the requested approval totals $14.65 million. The city says this phase would replace the line from south of Harvey Road to west of State Highway 6. The broader project is intended to add capacity and move the trunk line away from the creek bank.

Also awaiting consideration are the Jones Butler road extension and roundabout project, a new 2027–2032 Parks and Recreation Master Plan, and rezoning for the proposed Savannah Oaks development east of Highway 6. These are items before the council, not adopted decisions.

To register to speak on an agenda item, call 979-764-3500 and provide a name and phone number by 1 p.m., the city says. Its meeting preview also links to written-comment and online participation options. Watching a broadcast is separate from signing up to speak.

The meeting can be watched on Optimum Channel 19, YouTube or the city’s CSTV service. Find the official preview, participation instructions and agenda-packet link at https://blog.cstx.gov/2026/10/21/5-things-to-watch-at-thursdays-city-council-meeting-103/ .

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Opal Goddard covers College Station city hall, the council, and county government.

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