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Northfield public works outlines May Clean‑Up, salt‑barn removal and community recycling; Easter events, e‑waste pickup announced
Summary
The Village reported plans for May Clean-Up (including a May 13 e-waste collection), removal of the salt barn at the end of April with temporary storage needed, tree work across the village, multi-month truck lead times at $70,000–$80,000, and logistics for adult and children’s Easter egg hunts on March 31 and April 1.
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Service Department Superintendent Jason Walters told council March 22 that May Clean-Up Month is upcoming and that the Village salt barn will be removed at the end of April; Walters said the salt will need temporary storage until a new facility is built. He reported ongoing tree work on Houghton Road and elsewhere and noted difficulty sourcing the specialized truck the department needs, with current orders facing 6–7 month waits and estimated costs of $70,000–$80,000.
Walters also noted a personnel item on the evening’s agenda: Resolution No. 2023-13 confirming Justin Olszko as a maintenance man to replace Roger Stone (retired). The resolution was adopted by council.
Mayor Jenn Domzalski, speaking for the Recreation Board, outlined the Adult Easter Egg Hunt at Smith Park on March 31 (check-in at 7:00 p.m., event at 8:00 p.m.; tickets and ID required; BYOB; a food truck will be onsite) and the Children’s Egg Hunt April 1 at 2:00 p.m. She said Rec Board events will be listed in the next sewer bill newsletter and on the Village Facebook page; she also said veterans banners are on sale through March 31 (13 spots remaining).
Engineer Daniel Collins arranged a May 13 E-waste collection (free to residents) as part of May Clean-Up Month to clear aging electronics stored at 199 Ledge Road. Volunteer egg-stuffing for both egg hunts is scheduled for March 24 at 6:30 p.m. at Village Hall.
The minutes do not include budget approvals or a timetable to secure temporary salt storage; council did not take additional actions on these operational items during this meeting.
