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Easton selectmen approve driveway bond release, 9/11 flag display and task force appointments
Summary
The board unanimously approved release of a $3,000 driveway bond for 95 Wood End Drive, authorized annual display of the 9/11 memorial flag for 2026–2030, and appointed members to the Infrastructure Task Force while awaiting a resume for one resident seat.
The Easton Board of Selectmen on June 4 approved several routine items including a driveway bond release, annual memorial flag display and appointments to an Infrastructure Task Force.
Selectman Nick D'Addario moved and the board unanimously approved release of Driveway Bond Permit #1856 for 95 Wood End Drive to PK Landscape Associates/Paul J. Khamarji in the amount of $3,000, per recommendation of Bruce Bombero, Deputy Director of Public Works.
The board unanimously authorized display of the 9/11 memorial flag on the Town Hall and Memorial flagpoles each year from Sept. 7 through Sept. 14 for 2026–2030.
Selectman Nick D'Addario moved, and the board unanimously approved, appointing Nick D'Addario, Schuyler Sherwood, Colin Cote, Joe Glavin, and Tomasz Jezowski to the Infrastructure Task Force. The board is awaiting a resume from Martin Tomachick for a resident position and still needs another person from a current board or commission to fill the remaining slot. Dan Lent and Ed Nagy reviewed a list of town infrastructure projects including bridges with MetroCog; federal funding has been applied for the Silver Hill Bridge project.
During board comments Kristi Sogofsky updated the board on the library project: septic test holes were scheduled for June 18, the architect revised bid documents to reduce costs and incorporate value engineering, and a related grant requires construction to commence by Oct. 10. Public commenters again urged transparency on EMS planning, and thanked John Foley and Joe Palmieri for their service.
