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Public works: town hires part‑time worker, addresses leak during pressure testing, orders "No Dumping" signs
Summary
Superintendent Matt reported hiring part‑time help (Cameron) with the Mayor's approval, a leak encountered during pressure testing of the water project, ordered 'No Dumping' signs for Lanphere's storage area, and said Washington Avenue was chip sealed.
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Superintendent Matt told the council that, with Mayor DeVere's approval, he hired a part‑time worker named Cameron and praised his work ethic. He reported the water main replacement project is moving forward but crews encountered a leak while pressure testing a section of pipe.
Matt said people have been leaving unwanted items at Lanphere's storage units, so the town ordered "No Dumping" signs to deter that behavior. He also reported that Washington Avenue has been chip sealed and "it looks great," indicating the paving work is complete on that street. The minutes do not list a contractor name for the chip seal or a repair timeline for the leak; further project scheduling was not specified.
