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Sutton moving ahead on ditching and culvert work; South Ridge project requires historic review

Sutton Select Board · June 26, 2025
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Summary

Highway Foreman Shane Heath updated the board that ditching on King George Road and a culvert change are under way, the excavator lease runs through July, a state paving grant decision is pending, and South Ridge Road's stone culvert must undergo a historic resources study before work proceeds.

Shane Heath told the Select Board that ditching work on King George Road and a culvert replacement are in progress and that the town's excavator lease will remain active through the end of July. He said the town is still waiting to hear whether it will receive a state paving grant to fund additional pavement work.

Heath added that the South Ridge Road culvert is a stone structure that requires a historic resources study before any replacement or alteration can be performed. He also reported that Dolloff Pond Road work for a horse trail has been completed. No timelines for the historic review or grant award were provided at the meeting.