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Gas-line hit prompted boil-water advisory; Square and North Main repairs to continue
Summary
David reported that crews working on the Wallace gas project hit a 2-inch line with a boring machine, an incident tied to a recent boil-water advisory; repairs and tie-ins (water and a missed sewer) are ongoing. The Square project and a problematic patch on North Main were also discussed.
David gave a project update focused on the Wallace gas project, saying crews "hit a no 2 inch line up there with a boring machine," and that the hit related to a recent boil-water advisory. He said crews are making tie-ins and that a sewer connection was missed for a small metal building and still needs to be tied in. The transcript records that water and gas service lines were tied for a nearby residence (mentioned as belonging to Mike White's family).
Separately, speakers discussed work on the Square project. Progress slowed during spring break, and Jeremy told the group crews planned to resume work the following week. Attendees also discussed a deteriorated section of North Main; the transcript notes the town had considered waiting for state crews to "meal that down" and blend it in but crews performed a repair and a new blacktop overlay in the area improved driving conditions.
The transcript records operational updates and no formal action items or dollar amounts for these projects. David and Jeremy provided the status updates; the transcript does not identify their departmental titles or the contractor responsible for each scope beyond a mention of Convirance in a later discussion about Route 62.
