City utilities to replace May Street water main; work expected five to six weeks
Summary
City utilities staff said a cast‑iron water main on May Street will be replaced with PVC; the project affects about 25 services, includes two new valves and three connections, and is expected to take five to six weeks with continuous water service during construction.
Alex, a utilities department representative, updated the council on a small water‑line replacement project planned for May Street.
The work will replace the existing cast‑iron pipe with PVC and affect about 25 service connections, the presentation said. The scope includes three connections and replacement of two valves.
“We expect it to last anywhere from five to six weeks,” Alex said, and added that crews will maintain service by switching connections so residents continue to have water during construction.
The utilities presentation said the department is currently working in District 5 on sewer replacement and will move to the May Street water replacement next; council members asked for timing relative to other nearby street and road work.
Ending: Staff said they will continue to update the council on schedule and coordination with other street and road projects.
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