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District administrator says Hodgson, Maine/Kilgore work will pause for winter; paper leaf bags being distributed
Summary
District Administrator Rick Conrad told the Board of Sanitary Commissioners on Oct. 5 that work on Hodgson and the tieback levy at Maine and Kilgore will stop for the winter in November and that the district is distributing paper bags for leaf collection while asking residents to reduce plastic bag use.
Rick Conrad, district administrator, told the Board of Sanitary Commissioners on Oct. 5, 2025, that work is continuing on Hodgson and that a separate tieback levy project on Maine and Kilgore “is expected to end sometime in November, as the construction on the project stops for the winter.”
Conrad said the district believes this will be “the finality of the road closures out there,” and that the roads should begin to open back up after construction halts for winter. He also said the district is continuing to distribute paper bags for leaf collection and asked residents to “reduce the number of plastic bags they use.”
Those updates were provided during the district administrator update portion of the meeting and were presented as operational status reports rather than motions requiring board action. The transcript does not record any formal board directions or votes tied specifically to the Hodgson or Maine/Kilgore projects in the provided excerpt.
