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Ironton board tables salt shed, hears road maintenance report and records agenda items
Summary
The Town of Ironton heard a patrolmen’s report on road maintenance and winter prep, tabled discussion of a salt shed until 2026, recorded correspondence about assessments and Weston Schools, and approved bills and adjourned; several motions passed 3-0.
The Town of Ironton board received a patrolmen’s report on road maintenance and winter preparations, tabled further discussion of the town’s salt shed until 2026, noted correspondence, approved bills, and adjourned the meeting.
During the patrolmen’s input the record shows crack filling was completed, 17.5 tons of salt were on hand with additional sand ordered, the plow truck was ready, stop signs were ordered for Finnegan and La Rue roads, an Elwood Road stop sign had been clipped off, and there were plans to obtain tires for a one-ton truck.
In old business, Chair Jerry White moved to table the salt shed discussion until 2026; Jason Sammons seconded and the motion passed 3-0. The board also recorded that Jerry White had applied for LRIP funding for Hinze Road for 2027 and reviewed the fall newsletter with corrections.
Correspondence logged in the minutes included an inquiry from Brenda Fassett of General Engineering Company requesting reevaluation of township assessments and a communication from Molly Kasten, District Administrator for Weston Schools. A motion by Bill Kinsman and second by Jerry White to pay the bills passed 3-0. The meeting adjourned on a motion by Bill Kinsman, seconded by Jerry White, which passed 3-0.
The minutes do not provide further detail on the salt shed (the topic was tabled) nor do they list roll-call votes naming each yes voter for the motions recorded as 3-0.
