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Royalton to begin water-tower rehabilitation in late April, consultant says
Summary
A Bolton-Menk representative told the Royalton City Council the water-tower rehabilitation will begin preparation in late April, the tower will be out of service for the duration, and contractors will relocate equipment mounted on the tower.
A consultant from Bolton-Menk told the Royalton City Council on March 3 that the city’s water-tower rehabilitation will enter a preparation phase in late April and that the tower will be taken out of service for the duration of the work.
Phil Martin of Bolton-Menk briefed the council on the next steps for the water-tower project. He said the preparation phase will begin in late April and that contractors will need to relocate equipment currently stationed on the tower while work is under way. The minutes note the tower “will be down for the entirety of the project.”
Council members asked questions and received the schedule outline; no contract award, project cost or final timeline was recorded in the minutes. Staff and the consultant indicated next steps will include coordination about equipment relocation and contractor staging.
The council did not record a formal vote on the presentation itself; the briefing provides the initial schedule that staff will use for outreach to affected departments and for coordinating any temporary service adjustments.
