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Selectmen authorize contingent signing of Verizon substantial-completion certificate
Summary
The board authorized Selectman Scott Rice to sign a certificate of substantial completion for a Verizon project, contingent on a curb-stop/valve not leaking over the next few days and subject to monitoring through Friday.
The Woodstock Board of Selectmen authorized Selectman Scott Rice to sign a certificate of substantial completion for a Verizon project, contingent on a nearby curb stop or valve remaining leak-free over the next several days.
Meeting discussion identified a small leak or seep that staff had monitored; Mike (project staff) reported checking the valve and finding the seep had stopped after adjustment. The board moved and seconded a motion to sign the certificate of substantial completion by Friday on the condition that the curb stop or valve "does not leak over the next few days." The board approved the contingent authorization by voice vote and designated Selectman Scott Rice to sign on the board's behalf.
Board members and staff asked about pavement and surface restoration after the work; a staff speaker said the contractor would repave what it removed and had in some cases repaved a little more than contract required. The board did not record a formal numeric roll-call vote in the transcript.
