Watermain System Improvements
Project Highlights
- Replacement of 11,500 feet of aged and undersized watermain
- Preliminary Engineering Report and USDA Rural Development funding support
- 69% grant funding secured for $3.1M water system improvements
- Design engineering for high-leak problem areas
- Increased distribution capacity and reduced maintenance burden
- Project currently under construction
Project Summary
The City of Manton was experiencing a significant number of leaks in their distribution system and they were spending a lot of time and money on repairs and maintenance. The City decided to begin planning for a water system improvements project to replace watermains in the problem areas.
F&V assisted the City with a funding application and Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) to USDA Rural Development to fund this project. F&V worked with the City for several months to negotiate a funding commitment with USDA and eventually obtained a commitment of 69% grant funding for a $3.1-million water system improvements project. We provided design engineering.
The project funding has been fully committed for this project and it is currently in the construction phase. The project includes the replacement of approximately 11,500 feet of existing watermain that is aged and undersized. The project will increase flows to a large portion of the water distribution system and will eliminate old problematic watermain.
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