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Malone highway superintendent reports completed milling, Junction Road work set to begin June 1
Summary
Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews told the Town Board on May 27 that town cemeteries are well maintained, current milling projects are complete, Junction Road milling is scheduled to begin June 1 with blacktop supplied by Upstone Materials, and a Seasonal Laborer position remains open.
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Highway Superintendent Michael Andrews reported to the Town Board May 27 that all town-maintained cemeteries are in excellent condition and that current milling projects have completed. He said milling on Junction Road is scheduled to begin June 1 and that the Highway Department is receiving blacktop from Upstone Materials to support resurfacing work.
Andrews told the board that the department submitted proof of grass growth at the pit to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, as required. He also noted that the Seasonal Laborer position remains open and the town is accepting applications.
The report included no estimate of project cost or completion date for Junction Road beyond the scheduled start; the minutes record Superintendent Andrews' operational update without extended debate. The board thanked Highway staff for ongoing work and noted recent repairs including the handicapped-accessible fishing deck on Lower Park Street and renovations at the Farmers Market pavilion.
