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Marthasville plans pole replacement and curb-and-gutter work as street project continues
Summary
Mayor David Lange told aldermen a utility pole will be removed on Fourth Street and a new pole installed on Third Street, and contractor Lamke is expected back soon to start curb-and-gutter work on South Street.
The Marthasville Board of Aldermen heard an update Sept. 18 on the city's ongoing street project, including planned utility-pole work and upcoming curb-and-gutter operations.
Mayor David Lange told the board that a pole slated for removal on Fourth Street will be replaced by a new pole on Third Street. He said contractor Lamke is expected to return later that week or the following week to begin curb-and-gutter installation on South Street.
Separately, Alderman Meyer raised a pothole at W South St. at Five St. and reported tall weeds at a location recorded as 'Aberi Steele,' both items the board noted for further attention. Alderman DeVore also reiterated continuing concerns about dirt bikes and off-road vehicles operating around town and asked that Kevin Harrison be involved in follow-up enforcement discussions.
The minutes do not record contract amendments, expenditure approvals, or a completion timeline for the curb-and-gutter work; aldermen did not vote to authorize new spending during the update.
