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Residents object to Hickory Lane shouldering; board approves Propst driveway without culvert
Summary
Residents raised complaints about recently completed shouldering on Hickory Lane; the Land Use Administrator recommended allowing a Propst driveway with no culvert and filling the ditch, and the board voted to accept that proposal.
Several Hickory Lane residents told the Town of Beaverdam board Tuesday they were displeased with shouldering work completed on their road.
Chris Christian (N8340 Hickory Lane), Steve Thomas (W8833 Hickory Lane) and Joel Stancer (W8843 Hickory Lane) spoke during new business to register concerns about the outcome of the shouldering project, telling the board the work did not meet their expectations.
On a separate new-business item, Land Use Administrator Dan Prunuske advised the board to allow a Propst driveway to proceed without installing a culvert and with a ditch to be filled in. A motion to accept Dan Prunuske’s proposal was made by Liz Kern and seconded by Dave Raue and carried, according to the minutes.
The minutes record resident displeasure but do not show a formal vote tied to the Hickory Lane shouldering complaints; no remediation plan or follow-up timeline for Hickory Lane was recorded in these minutes.
