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Northwest Old Town water, sanitary sewer and storm sewer reconstruction

Under Review

Lewisville is preparing a neighborhood utility reconstruction package in Northwest Old Town covering water, wastewater, and stormwater systems across multiple streets.

📍Location / alignment:Degan Avenue Main to College; Richland IH-35 to Cowan; Temple Degan to Lynn; Lynn Main to College; Edna Main to College; Cowan sanitary only Walters to College; Walters Cowan to Charles; Hatcher Main to College; Herod Church to College. in Lewisville

Utility InfrastructureWaterSewer / WastewaterDrainage / StormwaterNeighborhood InfrastructureInfrastructure1 sourceLatest source: None listedPage updated: July 27, 2026

About this utility infrastructure project

What utility work is happening

Lewisville is preparing a neighborhood utility reconstruction package in Northwest Old Town covering water, wastewater, and stormwater systems across multiple streets.

System / service area

Replace and upgrade water mains and sanitary sewer lines; improve ADA curb ramps; analyze and upgrade storm sewer, culverts and roadside swales; repair existing street pavement.

Project facts

Utility type
Water
Work type
Utility system improvements
Status
The Official Project Page Says The Project Is Under Design And The City Will Follow Up With Full Mill And Overlay Work After The Project Is Complete.
Alignment
Degan Avenue Main to College; Richland IH-35 to Cowan; Temple Degan to Lynn; Lynn Main to College; Edna Main to College; Cowan sanitary only Walters to College; Walters Cowan to Charles; Hatcher Main to College; Herod Church to College.

Location / alignment

Degan Avenue Main to College; Richland IH-35 to Cowan; Temple Degan to Lynn; Lynn Main to College; Edna Main to College; Cowan sanitary only Walters to College; Walters Cowan to Charles; Hatcher Main to College; Herod Church to College. in Lewisville

Construction impacts

Nearby drivers, residents, or utility customers may see construction activity near the work area. Specific access changes, lane restrictions, or service impacts have not been detailed in the current source.

Timeline and status

City page says the project is currently under design and plans were anticipated during Summer 2024 for staff review.

Why it matters

Replacing aging underground systems reduces service-risk exposure and supports future street and accessibility improvements.

What's still unknown

  • Remaining construction phases
  • Specific lane-closure or access-change schedule
  • Exact service-area benefits
  • Final completion date

Project timeline

1 updates
  • Date not listed

    Northwest Old Town project under design

    City project page says the project is currently under design and plans were anticipated during Summer 2024 for staff review.

    Northwest Old Town Project