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Maple Rapids approves sidewalk replacement and discusses catch basin, hydrant repairs
Summary
Council approved replacement of a storm-damaged sidewalk on West Union Street and discussed filling or railings for sewer catch basins with an 8–10 inch drop; a leaking hydrant on Main and Ewen was shut down.
The council authorized replacement of a storm-damaged sidewalk on West Union Street and discussed several stormwater and sewer safety hazards.
Planning Commission and council members noted multiple catch basins with an 8–10 inch drop that either need to be filled or fitted with railings; an offer was made to have rails built. Council approved a motion (moved by Kris Coffin, supported by Amanda VanEtten) to replace the damaged sidewalk on Union Street. Separately, DPW reported that a hydrant at Main and Ewen was shut down because of a leak.
The minutes do not include cost estimates for sidewalk replacement or a project timeline, nor do they specify which department will fund the catch-basin mitigation work.
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