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Shamrock Lakes board plans volunteer roof repairs, cleanup at Wells Park
Summary
Board members said volunteers will help replace a roof, clear scrap metal and clean out the wastewater-plant garage and the Wells Park building; recycling proceeds may fund park work and electrical upgrades will be evaluated before further work.
A board member said the town will pursue volunteer-led repair and cleanup projects at Wells Park and at a wastewater treatment plant garage, asking residents to help haul scrap and clear attic and storage items.
The speaker described the roof targeted for replacement as “not an intricate roof” and said they will price materials and present an estimate, adding that volunteers are lined up to reduce costs while following safety precautions. The town plans to stage scrap metal for recycling, with proceeds deposited into a Wells Park fund to support future improvements.
The same speaker said they walked through the Wells Park garage with Chris Scott, who recommended upgrading the electrical panel and rewiring the building before other renovations. The board plans to clear the building of scrap and leftover items, and to schedule special volunteer days rather than waiting for a general spring cleanup.
The board requested pickup trucks and trailers to transport debris either to a dump or timed for the town’s bulk pickup day; proceeds from recycled metal will be returned to the town for Wells Park projects. The speaker said a formal cost estimate for electrical work and other improvements will be circulated to the volunteer group when available.
The board did not take a separate formal vote on the projects during the meeting; next steps are scheduling volunteer workdays and producing a materials and cost estimate.
