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Road commissioner reviews Clark Road reclassification, storage needs; grants for local roads noted

Waterville Select Board · May 11, 2026
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Summary

Road Commissioner Hunter Locke told the Waterville Select Board on May 11 that he is exploring converting the Belvidere side of Clark Road to a class 3 road and is looking into a Conex box to store road signs and equipment. The meeting also recorded grant activity for the Church Street Covered Bridge and Lapland Road.

Road Commissioner Hunter Locke updated the Waterville Select Board on local road maintenance at the May 11 meeting. Locke said the board discussed "what it would take to turn Clark Road on the Belvidere side to a class 3 road," and that he is "looking into a Conex box for storage for town’s road signs and other miscellaneous road equipment." Those were the specific road-related items recorded in the minutes.

Board members discussed the logistical and administrative steps that would be required to change the road classification and to provide secure storage for signs and equipment. The transcript records discussion but does not record any formal vote or final decision on reclassification or on purchasing a Conex box; Locke's comments were presented as current staff work and investigation. The board also noted related grant activity: a grant for the Church Street Covered Bridge was reported as recommended for approval, and a Grants in Aid FY'26 award for Lapland Road was recorded as approved.