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Town manager reports water leak repair and street cleanup
Summary
The town manager told council crews cleared a tree that fell across Ellis and Catherine and replaced a failing meter pit gasket at the elderly housing unit, moving the meter outside the building and registering for water classes; staff also requested signatures on water-related paperwork and noted storm-sewer pricing requests.
The town manager reported recent operational work including removal of a tree that fell across West Ellis and Catherine Street and a water leak at the elderly housing complex that required excavation and replacement of an old meter pit gasket.
"Mike Coleman came over and he dug it up, and it was an old meter pit," the manager said, explaining that the gasket had blown out and a new meter was installed outside the building. The manager also noted ongoing items including storm-sewer pricing requests, finalizing ARPA funding paperwork with staff and registration for water training classes.
The manager asked council to sign a water-response letter and a water-examination application that were on members' desks. The manager also said staff will gather quotes for storm-sewer work between 700 Eastcar and the ditch line and return with pricing at a future meeting.
Next steps: council to sign the water documents, staff to gather storm-sewer bids and present pricing, and the manager to complete water training registration.
