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Board hears updates on land closing, antibody testing and paving plan
Summary
Officials reported an anticipated $79,000 closing on Madison Avenue, announced antibody testing at the fairgrounds on May 30 (10 a.m.–6 p.m.), and said highway crews are beginning hot‑patch paving this week or next and plan work into the fall.
Town staff and board members provided a series of routine operational updates, including real‑estate, public‑health and public‑works developments.
Speaker 5 reported a closing on Madison Avenue expected the next day and said the town should receive a check of about $79,000; he said other land transactions will come to the board in the following weeks. Speaker 6 said her office has issued 17 boat launch permits recently and that the assessor’s roll has been posted online.
On public health, Speaker 1 announced an antibody testing event at the Fairgrounds Event Center on Saturday, May 30 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., with appointments available by calling 858‑2929. He also said dispatch call volume has risen with warm weather and that staff expect further increases as phased reopening continues.
Speaker 7, the highway representative, said crews are addressing potholes and brush and that hot‑patch paving operations are expected to start this week or next and continue into the fall depending on weather and paving capacity. Speaker 8 said he is drafting a safety protocol for boards and committees and is working to convert a childhood impairment application to an online form.
These items were presented as updates; the board did not take formal votes on the land closings, the public‑health event or the paving plan during the meeting.
