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Resident asks about parts lead time; engineer says 4–6 months
Summary
During public comment at the March 17 meeting, a resident asked how long it takes to obtain parts for the Route 22/119 traffic-signal repairs; Jack Soles of Gibson-Thomas Engineering confirmed the lead time is currently four to six months.
A member of the public, identified in the minutes as Resident Hageder, asked how long it would take to obtain parts for the planned traffic-signal repairs at Route 22 and Route 119. Jack Soles of Gibson-Thomas Engineering responded that "the lead time is currently 4-6 months."
The exchange was recorded during the bid-opening process and was entered into the minutes to inform the board and prospective contractors about schedule expectations. The board subsequently voted to defer award decisions until the March 18, 2026 meeting, allowing time to consider scheduling and parts availability in advance of awarding the contract.
