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DPW says roads will be ground and paved this week; lift stations running, EPA meeting planned
Summary
Public works supervisor Troy Hartz told the council crews are grinding roads and expect to begin paving at week's end; he also reported sewer lift stations are functioning and that he has a scheduled meeting with EPA engineers to discuss water issues.
Troy Hartz, the city's Department of Public Works supervisor, told the Caseville City Council on Oct. 13 that crews were grinding roads and expected to begin paving by the end of the week. "They are grinding the roads and are expected to pave starting the end of this week," Hartz said.
Hartz also reported that the sewer lift stations are all up and running and that he has a meeting scheduled later that week with EPA engineers to address water issues. The council filed staff reports as presented.
Why it matters: street grinding and paving affect travel and local maintenance schedules; the planned meeting with EPA engineers signals ongoing coordination on the city's water concerns.
Next steps: DPW will proceed with the scheduled grinding and paving operations and follow up after the EPA meeting; no separate council directive was recorded in the minutes.
