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Calvert approves water-main project to serve Calvert Housing Authority
Summary
Blyel Engineering presented and the council approved a plan to install a new 6-inch main to serve the Calvert Housing Authority, including replacement and addition of fire hydrants; the motion passed unanimously.
Calvert City Council on April 13 approved engineering documents and a procurement calendar for a water-line upgrade project to serve the Calvert Housing Authority. Blyel Engineering representative Zach Zotaw presented maps and details of the project, which calls for installing a new 6-inch main, replacing two existing fire hydrants and adding four new hydrants.
Councilmember Jan Walston moved to approve the engineering route and release calendar; Bobbie Jean Alford seconded the motion, which passed unanimously. The project was presented as a grant-funded effort (a $500,000 figure was stated by Blyel Engineering during the presentation) to improve service on the east side of town and in areas impacting the historic district.
Council members said the work is intended to improve reliability for housing served by the Calvert Housing Authority and to update aging infrastructure. The approval authorized staff to proceed with procurement documents and release scheduling for the project.
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