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Millbury council prioritizes 3-year street repair plan, to consult engineer
Summary
The Street Committee presented a three-year prioritized street-repair plan; the council agreed to bring in engineer Bob Desmond for discussion and Street Commissioner Mike Sanders requested repairs on Pam and Circle and reported recent maintenance work.
The Village of Millbury is moving forward on a structured approach to road repairs after the Street Committee presented a three-year prioritization plan at the May 11 council meeting.
Street Commissioner Mike Sanders reported recent maintenance including a sinkhole repair at Main and Oak, service work on a village pickup that may require a seal replacement (which he suggested funding in next year’s budget), installation of park signage and flags, and that the municipal mower (X-Mark) is operational. Sanders asked the council to pursue repairs on Pam and Circle streets and said the Township should be able to assist with those specific repairs.
Council members said they will bring in engineer Bob Desmond for further discussion and input on the committee’s three-year plan. The transcript records discussion on prioritization but no formal vote to adopt the plan; the item was recorded for further review and engineering input.
No funding schedule or start dates were specified in the meeting record; the street committee’s prioritization is a planning step ahead of any formal appropriation or contract award.
