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Canton OKs capital ordinance for emergency water interconnect; project estimated to take about three years
Summary
The town approved a Capital Project Budget Ordinance to create an emergency water interconnect with a pump at the Canton/Clyde line and connecting lines from Midway in Clyde to the Filter Plant; Manager Stinnett said the project will take approximately three years.
The Canton Board of Aldermen approved a Capital Project Budget Ordinance on June 11 to establish an emergency water interconnect intended to improve regional resilience.
Manager Stinnett described the project scope and timeline, telling the board the work will take approximately three years. Stinnett said the interconnect will include a pump at the Canton/Clyde line and new piping from Midway in Clyde to the Filter Plant. Alderwoman Proctor moved to approve the Emergency Water Interconnect ordinance; Alderman Shepherd seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Alderman Shepherd asked about the project timeline and location; Stinnett provided the approximate schedule and identified the pump location. The minutes do not include detailed cost breakdowns beyond a statement that Assistant Manager Walker said costs are broken down in the ordinance (see attached in the record).
Next steps: staff will proceed with project implementation per the approved capital ordinance and provide progress updates to the board as required by town procedures.
