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Beaverdam board plans 2025 resurfacing for Gossfield, Pine and Kay lanes; stops and equipment flagged
Summary
The Town of Beaverdam heard its Road Maintenance report Tuesday: Gossfield Lane, Pine Road and Kay Road are slated to be ground and re-laid in 2025; tractors need new tires; the town will consider installing a fence at Town Hall to deter illegal dumping; a stop sign was reported stolen at Iron Road and Nova Pass.
The Town of Beaverdam board heard Tuesday that the town plans to ground and re-lay Gossfield Lane, Pine Road and Kay Road in 2025, Road Maintenance Department representative Les Oestreich told the board.
The work is part of the Road Maintenance Department’s upcoming schedule; Oestreich also reported that the department’s tractors need new tires and recommended the Town Hall have a fence installed to help prevent ongoing illegal dumping. He additionally reported that a stop sign at Iron Road and Nova Pass was stolen again, a recurring problem the department is tracking.
The announcement was made during the departments’ reports portion of the meeting; no separate vote on the resurfacing schedule was recorded in the minutes. The board approved routine financial items later in the meeting, which will affect the town’s near-term cash flow for capital and operational needs.
Treasurer Nicole Banes provided account balances at the meeting: General Fund $15,742; Money Market $278,435; Money Market Reserves $27,317; ARPA $68,466; and Cash on Hand $2,074,747 (Cash on Hand without loan or ARPA $321,495). The board moved to approve the treasurer’s report as presented.
No date beyond the year 2025 was provided for the resurfacing work, and the minutes do not list a separate appropriation or contract award tied specifically to the road projects. The board did not record additional discussion or public comments about the planned resurfacing at this meeting.
