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Southbury resident presses village to finish promised top‑coat on Lynchville Way
Summary
Resident Anthony Bridges said Lynchville Way is breaking up and asked the village to follow up about an earlier promise for a top coat; President Coppin directed him to contact Public Works Director Kirk Cassidy for a post‑meeting follow‑up.
Anthony Bridges, who identified himself as a Southbury resident, used the public forum to ask the village about promised paving work in the Southbury development. Bridges told trustees the street he lives on, Lynchville Way, is in disrepair—blacktop is loose, patched areas have failed after snow plowing and salt, and he noted the street width is 28 feet compared with a 34‑foot typical standard.
"My street right now is in disarray," Bridges said, describing loose blacktop and separations that he said have appeared since winter operations. President Coppin asked Bridges to connect with Kirk Cassidy, the village public works director, and said Cassidy would gather the resident’s information and follow up after the meeting.
The exchange occurred during public comment and the board did not take formal action during the meeting; Coppin directed the public works director to follow up with Bridges after the meeting so staff could evaluate the paving history and possible next steps.
