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Continued dredging work means lake will be drained longer
Marcos Vallejo has served the City of Llano for 20 years, and was presented an award from Mayor Gail Lang on Monday night.
Briley Mitchell
The Llano City Council on Monday voted to leave Robinson Lake drained to allow continued dredging there. The lake will remained drained until the water flow hits 40 cfs (cubic feet per second). The rate was at 80 cfs in Llano on Monday night, said utilities director Josh Becker. Collier Materials, which is doing the dredging, must also provide a mechanism for water to be used for the city’s golf course. One concern about leaving the lake drained is that it is the backdrop for the annual ...
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