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Hebron selectmen address Transfer Station operations; Station Road culvert flagged for replacement
Summary
Selectmen agreed to keep mattress disposal as-is to avoid roll-off rental fees, approved raising petty cash to $500, noted Transfer Station improvements to tire payments, and directed replacement of a deteriorating culvert on Station Road.
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Town Administrator Alicia Bryant told the board the Transfer Station vendor advised against a dedicated smaller roll-off for mattresses because an infrequently filled unit would trigger a rental fee; the board decided to continue paying extra tonnage rather than incur rental charges. The Transfer Station has also installed a vault and improved its tire-payment log; staff will turn payments in bi-weekly with payroll to help inventory counts.
Bryant additionally reported that a culvert on Station Road is worsening with increased traffic and needs replacement; the board agreed to replace it. The board also approved raising petty cash and change funds to $500 and noted the state's salt bid returned at $84.90 per ton, which the town had locked in earlier.
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