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Council approves Con Creek waterline replacement after years of planning
Summary
Council praised Public Works for assembling funding to replace the Con Creek waterline and voted to approve the project, saying the work showed efficient use of water‑system dollars.
The Calistoga City Council on March 18 approved the Con Creek waterline replacement project, with several council members commending Public Works for piecing together multiple funding sources and managing a complex, multi‑year effort.
Lede details: Councilmember Eisenberg pulled the consent-item discussion to publicly thank Public Works staff for bringing the Con Creek replacement to fruition after years of planning and coordinating funding. After brief remarks, the council moved, seconded and unanimously approved the item.
Why it matters: Council members noted the project as an example of how water-rate and utility payments are invested into system improvements. The staff report, referenced by council, described engineering, funding sources and coordination required to complete the replacement.
Vote and next steps: Council approved the project during the consent calendar with a motion and second; the item passed on a unanimous vote. Staff will proceed with project implementation as described in the staff report.
Ending: Councilmembers again thanked Public Works for the project delivery and coordination across funding streams.
