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Washington Grove council defers major resurfacing, increases repaving budget to $80,000
Summary
After a drive-through assessment, the council accepted Mayor Compton’s recommendation to defer a townwide resurfacing RFP and by consensus raised the FY27 repaving allocation from $50,000 to $80,000 to allow for potential repaving and focused repairs.
Mayor John G. Compton proposed not issuing an RFP now for town road resurfacing and instead deferring major resurfacing to fall or late spring of FY27 following a drive-through condition assessment. The council accepted the recommendation by consensus and agreed to raise the repaving budget from $50,000 to $80,000 to allow flexibility for potential repaving projects.
Councilor Peter Nagrod noted that a careful surface repair will be explored on Locust Lane, where a tree root is compromising the road surface. The council’s decision defers large-scale procurement while increasing funds available for needed repairs next fiscal year.
