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Engineer reports waterline progress, says paving will start in weeks
Summary
Williams Engineering reported the town's waterline replacements are on schedule and that sections of roadway will be paved in a few weeks; residents raised questions about road and sidewalk conditions in front of businesses.
Eddie Williams of Williams Engineering told the Great Falls Town Council on Jan. 9 that the town's waterline replacement project is moving forward and that "every effort was being made to keep this project on schedule." He said portions of roadway affected by the work will be paved in a few weeks and answered residents' questions about the condition of roads and sidewalks in front of businesses.
Council members followed with routine department reports at subsequent meetings confirming the waterline work continued through spring and crews were replacing lines on Calhoun Street. Public commenters asked the council to coordinate paving and drainage work to minimize repeated disruptions to business access. The council did not record a formal vote on sequencing or a change in scope during the meeting minutes provided.
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