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Water tower work begins in Royalton; paint-color deadline set for May 6
Summary
Bolton-Menk engineer reported crews have begun water tower work expected to last six to eight weeks; council discussed paint color options and noted a May 6 deadline to order paint.
Bolton-Menk engineer Phil Martin told the Royalton City Council on May 5 that work on the city’s water tower has begun and is expected to last roughly six to eight weeks, weather permitting.
Martin said final paint colors must be chosen by May 6, 2026 so the contractor can order paint. Council discussion focused on color options; the minutes do not record a final color selection at the meeting.
Public Works Supervisor Tom Kalis also provided updates on the ongoing water tower work during department reports. No budget change or contract amendment was recorded in the meeting minutes during this agenda item.
Council members should expect additional updates as work proceeds and when paint selection is finalized.
