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Administrator reports Tree City USA filing, addresses snow-plow impacts and pipe storage
Summary
Administrator Peter Them reported Lexington filed Tree City USA paperwork for its 40th year, acknowledged buried signs and hydrants after snow plowing, and said pipe stored on village property is for a Mansfield waterline project and being kept clear of the roadway.
Administrator Peter Them told council that Tree City USA paperwork was submitted, marking the village’s 40th year of qualification. He also thanked outgoing Councilmen for their service.
Councilman Kim Little raised concerns that signage and several fire hydrants had been buried during snow plowing and asked that the seasonal reindeer decoration have eyes painted on both sides. Administrator Them said he would notify the likely utility contractor about construction material on Highridge Road and explained that pipe stacked on village property along Plymouth Street is temporarily stored in agreement with the City of Mansfield for use on a Mansfield waterline update from the well field to the pump station.
The Administrator’s remarks combined routine program filings with operational maintenance items requiring follow-up from staff.
