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Holiday Hills board approves surface grinding and 4‑inch binder for Pine Street and nearby roads
Summary
On June 11, 2025, the Village of Holiday Hills board approved a change order replacing Class D patching with full‑width surface grinding and a 4‑inch binder for Pine Street, NE Shore and Hyde Park; the vote was 4–0 with two trustees absent.
The Village of Holiday Hills Board of Trustees voted June 11 to approve a change order replacing Class D patching with full‑width surface grinding and a four‑inch binder layer on Pine Street, NE Shore and Hyde Park. The motion was made by Trustee Brian Agrella, seconded by Trustee Kamil Pawlak, and carried on a 4–0 recorded vote with Trustees Jennifer Keyes and Carol Stingel absent.
President Giles and Nunda Township Road Commissioner Rob Parrish told the board that piecemeal Class D patching has produced maintenance problems and that the grinding-plus-binder approach is the more economical, longer‑lasting option. The board record notes the binder layer should last about 18–24 months before a top surface is applied and that completing streets individually could cost roughly $20,000 per street. The minutes list Geske as the contractor handling patching in Villa Vaupell and Trine as responsible for road repair work.
The adopted change order was described in the minutes as "at no cost to Village." The board did not record additional amendments or conditions to the motion; next steps and scheduling for top‑surface application were not specified in the minutes.
