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Millerville board discusses grader logging, Lakes Road overlay and grader warranty
Summary
Township supervisors discussed logging procedures with the grader operator, heard that Mark Lee may start overlay work on Lakes Road around July 11, and learned the grader warranty package from supplier Zeigler is still pending.
Doug Schaffer, who called the meeting to order, reported that Mark Lee is expected to begin overlay work on Lakes Road, possibly starting July 11. The board discussed road-maintenance recordkeeping with the grader operator and heard that a warranty package for the township’s grader from a supplier named Zeigler has not yet been received.
Why it matters: Road maintenance and equipment reliability affect routine service and future repair costs for township roads. The overlay and warranty status will determine near-term schedules and potential out-of-pocket expenses.
At the July 10 meeting at the Millerville Firehall, the board held a technical discussion with the grader operator about logging information used for road maintenance. The operator (not named in the transcript) described logging procedures and data needs for scheduling and documenting work. Following that exchange, Schaffer said Mark Lee would possibly begin overlay work on Lakes Road on July 11.
Board member Mike Bramwell said he is waiting for Zeigler to send a warranty package for the grader; the transcript does not specify when the package is expected to arrive. The board did not vote on equipment procurement or replacement at the meeting.
The board also identified a drainage issue on Basswood Beach Road and agreed supervisors would contact the landowner to pursue a remedy. No timeline or funding source for drainage work was specified.
