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Laurel Hill gateway restoration under way; town considers $240,000 avenue restoration with short‑term $30,000 fix
Summary
Mason Duane Perrault was selected for Laurel Hill gateway restoration. The first phase is complete; a second phase is slated for Fall 2025. The town is considering $240,000 for avenue restoration while identifying $30,000 for a short-term fix.
The association selected mason Duane Perrault to carry out the Laurel Hill gateway restoration project; the first phase is complete and a second phase is scheduled to begin in Fall 2025.
Members discussed a town estimate of $240,000 to restore the Laurel Hill avenue and identified $30,000 needed for a short-term fix. The minutes say the remaining balance might be included in a future bond package, but no formal funding decision was made at the meeting.
Discussion also noted a continuing invasive knotweed problem at Laurel Hill and routine maintenance needs. The town is reported to have budgeted funds specifically for a Laurel Hill sign, and association members are planning fundraising and donor outreach to support signage and the Perpetual Care Fund.
The association will review cost estimates at its next business meeting before committing to funding or bond steps.
