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Committee reviews boiler repair quote, N. Hall Street drain assessment and Headworks screen startup
Summary
Committee reviewed a $1,453 boiler repair recommendation, authorized an evaluation of drainage on N. Hall Street, and noted the Headworks building screen will start up April 22, 2025; the group also discussed adding dog‑waste stations and additional trash cans.
During Additional Remarks on April 17, DPW Supervisor Jason Walters reported several operational and maintenance updates. He said the office boiler—inspected every three years—requires approximately $1,453 of work as reported by the inspecting company. The committee also discussed a drainage situation on N. Hall Street; Walters said he will shoot elevations to determine whether a storm drain can be installed.
Walters informed members that the Headworks building screen is scheduled to start up on April 22, 2025, and said the Mill Pond is "looking good." The committee also discussed adding dog‑waste stations and more trash cans in public areas. No complaints were reported during the meeting.
These items were recorded as informational and for follow‑up rather than as formal committee actions in the minutes.
