Further Reading
Read More About Water Treatment Plant No. 4
BY MIKE KANIN
One expects Council will be more vigilant the next time around
BY MIKE KANIN
Austin Water wants more money for WTP4
BY WELLS DUNBAR
The city auditor brings the latest numbers on a WTP4 shutdown
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Austin's feverish summer a tinderbox for rumination
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Auditors scrubbing CDM costs estimates on postponing plant construction
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Council splits on WTP4 audit, possible shutdown
BY NORA ANKRUM
The controversy that won't die
BY MICHAEL KING
Lawsuit alleged city acted in 'bad faith'
BY WELLS DUNBAR
No more piecemeal votes on funding for Water Treatment Plant No. 4
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Council considers handing over remaining Water Treatment Plant No. 4 funds all at once
BY WELLS DUNBAR
The proposed plant dominates budget discussions at the dais
BY NORA ANKRUM
Water plant controversy keeps on churning
Page Three: Hell in a Handbasket
or, the Worst of Austin
Well, the shit is certainly hitting the fan this week. From the Chamber of Concrete/Austin American-Statesman war on public education...
BY WELLS DUNBAR
WTP4 opposition increasing – and increasingly not on the same page
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Spicewood neighbors blast WTP4 water line plan
BY MICHAEL KING, LEE NICHOLS AND RICHARD WHITTAKER
1) WET OR DRY? For it or agin' it, the 25-years-in-the-planning Water Treatment Plant No. 4 dominated city politics...
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Professor Spelman breaks down the cost of WTP4
BY NORA ANKRUM AND AMY SMITH
AWU's vows to deliver on WTP4 and conservation just don't wash
BY WELLS DUNBAR
Looking beyond the WTP4 controversy
BY MICHAEL KING
Reading the political currents flowing through WTP4
BY NORA ANKRUM AND AMY SMITH
The debate over WTP4 goes to a public forum
BY KATHERINE GREGOR
Should Austin's conservation success forestall WTP 4?
BY WELLS DUNBAR
City Council is re-re-rethinking WTP4
BY WELLS DUNBAR
City dangles Bull Creek in front of bulldozers, but county won't take the bait