What is the top altitude of the class delta KEDC? It looks like it's not depicted on the VFR sectional chart Can someone tell me what I'm missing? I usually see a [-#] that denotes the airspace above a class delta. I believe KEDC (Austin Executive) is a class delta based on the chart supplement.

Attached is the VFR sectional from vfrmap.com:
This looks odd to me.  

The supplement (3 Jan 2019) does indicate class D operations:


  AIRSPACE: CLASS D svc 1200–0400Z‡ other times CLASS E.


But the current (August 2018) Airspace Designations and Reporting Points doesn't list class D airspace for it, only class E.  This matches the sectional shown.

When I look at another part-time airport (like Drake Field/FYV), the airspace is listed both as class D and class E as expected, and the height of the class D is given.

Perhaps something needs to be updated?

UPDATE
Yes, looks like the control tower opened at KEDC Feb 2018.  It should eventually be charted.  Until then, NOTAMS...


  KEDC NOTAM:
  
  !EDC 01/001 EDC AIRSPACE CLASS G SFC AREA CHANGED TO CLASS
  D 1901031200-PERM


And the update section of the supplement.


  8 Nov 2018 No Major Changes.
  
  3 Jan 2019 Add AUSTIN, TX Class D: That airspace extending upward from the
  surface to and including 3,000 feet MSL within a 4.1-mile radius of
  Austin Executive Airport, excluding the Austin Class C airspace. This
  Class D airspace area is effective during the specific dates and times
  established in advance by a Notice to Airmen. Revise AUSTIN, TX Class
  E: That airspace extending upward from 700 feet above the surface
  within a 14-mile radius of 30º17´55″ N, 97º42´06″W ....


I don't know why the airspace change is marked as Jan 2019 when the tower opened in Feb.