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Callaway OKs $16,000 task order to engineer Aloki Street water main extension
Summary
The commission approved a $16,000 task order to fund engineering and DEP permitting for an Aloki Street water main extension to loop service and add fire protection for two homes; staff said impact fees are likely to cover material costs.
The commission approved a $16,000 task order to pay for engineering and permitting required by the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to extend a water main on Aloki Street. City Manager Eddie Cook explained the extension will loop an existing dead‑end line, bring fire protection to nearby properties, and enable two homes to connect to the city system.
Cook said DEP requires an engineering stamp for new service and that the city will use impact‑fee funds to cover materials; commissioners asked staff to confirm with the city’s accounting/finance team. One commissioner questioned spending $16,000 to connect two homes; staff replied the project is a necessary corrective to legacy infrastructure and that impact fees and the broader public benefit justify the work. The commission moved and approved the task order by voice vote.
Staff will coordinate with the selected continuing engineering contract (Panhandle Engineering referenced) on task order work and will return with funding confirmations.
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