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Road & Bridge to return to eight-hour days; Lincoln Township to delay milling work until warmer weather
Summary
Public Works Director Chris Smith said Road & Bridge will resume eight-hour shifts and proposed listing equipment on PurpleWave; Lincoln Township's Tommy Barrett said the township will buy millings and estimated $4,000 to blade them out but the work will wait until next year.
Public Works Director Chris Smith told the commission the Road and Bridge department will return to eight-hour workdays starting Monday and mentioned plans to list surplus equipment and vehicles on PurpleWave for sale.
Tommy Barrett of Lincoln Township described street needs in Niles and said the township will buy millings and needs the county to blade them out; he estimated the cost at about $4,000. Commissioners and staff agreed to postpone the work until warmer conditions next year and discussed issues that arise when farmland extends up to the right-of-way.
These operational items were discussed as part of Road and Bridge updates with no formal vote recorded at the meeting.
