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Selectboard authorizes guardrails for Kibling Hill culvert, caps cost under $12,000
Summary
The Tunbridge Selectboard authorized installation of guardrails at the Kibling Hill culvert using grant funds and capped the contractor engagement at under $12,000. The motion passed unanimously July 14, 2026.
The Tunbridge Selectboard voted July 14 to authorize installation of guardrails at the Kibling Hill culvert and to pay for the work from the project's grant funds. The motion, made by Vice Chair Mike McPhetres and seconded by Clerk John O’Brien, passed unanimously.
Road Foreman Rodney Hoyt told the board he received a quote from Lafayette Highway Specialties and recommended the company for the installation. The board agreed to allow Rodney to engage Lafayette as long as the contract amount remains below $12,000. The culvert work is part of an ongoing repair project that Town staff have been coordinating with available grant funding.
The vote was recorded as a motion to authorize Rodney to proceed, with Mike McPhetres moving and John O’Brien seconding. The approval clears the way for procurement and scheduling with the contractor once weather and site conditions permit.
