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Highway superintendent reports storm repairs, sand hauling and progress on salt shed and roadwork
Summary
Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews told the board crews temporarily repaired storm damage, are hauling sand for winter, broke ground on a salt shed and have about a quarter-mile remaining on Bloomer Road; Lovers Lane trimming is complete.
Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews updated the Town Board on Sept. 11 about storm recovery work and preparations for winter operations.
Andrews credited Deputy Superintendent John Manley for overseeing FEMA matters in his absence and said crews "have been able to temporarily fix everything from the storm." He reported that crews began hauling sand for the winter, that the Code Officer and some crew members broke ground on the salt shed, and that roughly a quarter-mile remains to be finished on Bloomer Road. He added that homeowners on Bloomer Road have expressed appreciation for the work and that trimming on Lovers Lane is complete.
The board did not provide specific cost estimates or timelines for completing the salt shed or remaining paving during the Sept. 11 meeting.
