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Public Works completes about 1,200-foot airport waterline; crews to begin pothole repairs
Summary
Public Works reported crews dug approximately 1,200 feet of waterline at the Parma airport and will begin testing; the department also said it will start filling potholes around town in the coming weeks and confirmed Old Fort Boise Park is ready for the Highland Games.
Public Works Supervisor Dustin Riggs told the council the city had dug roughly 1,200 feet for a new airport waterline and that testing of the line would begin once trenching work was complete. He said Old Fort Boise Park had been prepped and is ready for the Highland Games.
Dustin also reported crews will begin going around town to fill potholes in the next few weeks. The council took no separate vote on the public-works items but assigned operational follow-up to the department.
