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Superintendent reports storm cleanup, equipment issues; committee sets future agenda items
Summary
Superintendent Joe Ludtke reported equipment issues and cleanup from a recent storm, with stamped concrete replacement expected by the end of June and asphalt work by July 10. The committee noted a $300 estimate to replace a duplex fence on Fairfield Avenue and discussed the five-year road plan; no formal decisions were made on those items.
At the June 24 Public Works meeting, Joe Ludtke, superintendent, presented the superintendent’s report and brief updates on upcoming maintenance and capital items.
Ludtke reported "some clam bucket issues on the Case tractor" and said the recent storm required substantial cleanup. He said stamped concrete replacement should be completed by the end of June and that asphalt work is scheduled to be completed by July 10.
During future-agenda discussion Ludtke estimated about $300 to replace the fence at a Fairfield Avenue duplex. Committee members also noted the need for a sign to prohibit wheeled vehicles on plaza concrete. Ludtke reported he has been reviewing the five-year road plan with Alex and members mentioned road restoration work planned for W. North Street and South Street; the minutes do not list timelines or funding sources for those restorations.
Procedural items recorded in the minutes: Doug Lee moved and Dan Wegener seconded to approve the agenda; Dan Wegener moved and Doug Lee seconded to approve the May 27 minutes. The minutes record both motions as carried. The next meeting was set for Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. The committee adjourned at 7:32 p.m following a motion by Doug Lee and a second by Dan Wegener.
The minutes do not specify additional follow-up assignments or funding decisions for the items discussed here.
