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Public works outlines water, street, drainage and hydrant projects; staff plans SCADA discussions in March
Summary
Public Works presented a monthly project update covering wastewater and water treatment improvements, SCADA planning, hydrant assessments, street reconstruction, stormwater mapping and grant applications for flood infrastructure funding.
Public Works staff delivered a detailed progress report on Feb. 25 covering multiple capital and maintenance projects, including upcoming SCADA discussions, water-treatment electrical improvements, hydrant assessments and street and drainage work across Bay City.
Assistant Director Crystal Mason led the presentation. She reported that January building activity included 22 residential permits with an estimated $7.4 million in building value and that development activity remains robust in several subdivisions.
Key infrastructure items: - SCADA and backup power: Staff said capital planning will prioritize the SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) system…
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