Harlem Elementary safety hydrant debate over district plans
Goose Creek officials say Harlem Elementary lacks an adequate water line to support a hydrant, with a 4 inch main found during utility checks. District explored front of school hydrant and Lee College partnership for larger water service, while fire officials emphasize hydrants aid firefighting.
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Fire hydrants at district schools hinge on historic standards
Goose Creek superintendent Barbara Sultis explains six of 22 district schools lie outside Baytown limits. Most campuses have hydrants, Harlem does not due to absence of a local water system. Hydrants will be added per city codes when Harlem gets water service and project funding proceeds.
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Hydrants plan gains momentum as college funding advances
Goose Creek district and Lee College moved toward shared cost for water infrastructure to serve Harlem Elementary area. A scaled down satellite campus in McNair, funded at about 2.3 million, awaits release, with an expected start mid to late summer pending funding and detailed cost breakdowns.
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