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Route 3 drainage, Morris Street waterline and wastewater staffing updates discussed
Summary
Board members reported progress on a Route 3 drainage and sidewalk replacement project, a Morris Street waterline that has approvals and will be scheduled later in the year, and efforts to hire staff for wastewater treatment and related energy improvements.
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Planning board members gave updates on several local infrastructure projects, including Route 3 drainage and sidewalk work, an approved Morris Street waterline project, and staffing for wastewater treatment operations.
A board member reported that the Route 3 project is “coming along” and said the work will replace drainage and sidewalks with features described as larger than expected. The same speaker said the Morris Street waterline project finally received approvals and that the town plans to do the work in early September to avoid summer disruption.
On wastewater, a board member said the town is hiring to support the wastewater treatment plant and noted recent energy improvements at the plant. The transcript does not provide job titles or specific hiring timelines.
No formal votes or funding allocations were recorded at the meeting for these projects. Board members signaled ongoing implementation tasks and coordination with contractors and staff, but the transcript does not specify contract awards, budgets, or precise construction start dates beyond an intention to schedule Morris Street later in the summer.

