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Council approves engineering plan for Calvert Housing Authority water-line upgrade
Summary
Council approved Blyel Engineering's plan for a new 6-inch main to serve the Calvert Housing Authority tied to a $500,000 grant; the project includes replacing two hydrants and adding four new hydrants and will proceed to procurement as presented.
Mayor James M. Evans and the Calvert City Council on April 13 approved an engineering route and procurement calendar for a water-line upgrade serving the Calvert Housing Authority.
Zach Zotaw of Blyel Engineering presented details of a $500,000 grant to install a new 6-inch main, replace two fire hydrants and add four new hydrants. Councilmember Jan Walston moved to approve the engineering documents; Bobbie Jean Alford seconded the motion, which passed unanimously.
Council members said the upgrade targets the east side of town and will affect streets near the historic district. The council approved moving the engineering and procurement steps forward; staff will follow the calendar presented by Blyel Engineering.
Provenance: Transcript notes the presentation by Blyel Engineering of the $500,000 grant and council approval. The item was recorded under agenda item 11 on April 13, 2026.
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