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Residents raise road and drainage concerns at Williamstown Selectboard meeting
Summary
During public announcements, residents flagged unremoved berms and a washed-out Class 3 road end; the town manager was asked to consult the road foreman about repairs and ditch stabilization.
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Residents used the public announcements portion of the Williamstown Selectboard meeting to press the town for immediate road maintenance.
Steve Hardaker complained that crews had not removed berms on South Hill and that ditches had not been stoned or hydroseeded, and Myron Coburn reported that the Lighthouse Hill road-end Class 3 section had washed out and needed repair. The minutes record that the town manager will speak with the road foreman about the reported problems.
The remarks were entered as public announcements rather than a formal agenda item; no specific repair timeline or funding source was recorded in the minutes. The board did not record a vote or formal direction beyond asking the town manager to consult with the road foreman.
