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Lyman approves JNR Paving estimate for potholes; council hears alley complaints and Ziply fiber depth concern
Summary
Council approved an estimate from JNR Paving, Inc. for pothole repairs (three in favor, two abstained) and heard calls to grade alleys, including mention that Ziply buried fiber at about seven inches.
The Town of Lyman council reviewed an estimate from JNR Paving, Inc. for repairing potholes and approved the estimate at the April 14, 2026 meeting. The transcript records three council members voting in favor and two abstaining; the motion carried.
During the same discussion, Jeremy Mast raised the need to grade alleys, identifying Prevedell as a priority. Councilmember Mike Couch said the alley leading to his residence needs grading, and Alexis Cameron reported that the alley near her home also requires work and cautioned that Ziply recently installed underground fiber at an approximate depth of seven inches. Mayor Eddie Hills asked the clerk to obtain a quote from Arne Svendson for alley grading and bring it to the next council meeting.
