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President Giles: affected residents will be contacted about water‑main breaks; Trine and Nunda to handle plowing
Summary
At the Jan. 21 meeting President J. Giles said residents affected by recent water‑main breaks "should be getting calls and emails from Prairie Path"; he explained Trine will plow construction areas while Nunda will cover other roads and asked residents to be patient about off‑hour service differences.
President J. Giles opened the Village of Holiday Hills board meeting on Jan. 21 by updating residents about recent water‑main breaks and the village's response. "Residents affected should be getting calls and emails from Prairie Path," Giles said, adding that only homes actually impacted would be contacted and urging residents to keep Prairie Path contact information up to date.
Giles also addressed snow‑plowing arrangements during ongoing construction, saying Trine will plow construction and cut areas while Nunda will plow all other areas. He cautioned that Trine "will probably not be plowing in off hours such as middle of night or very early morning times in comparison to what hours that Nunda plows," and asked residents to be patient as operations continue. The update was delivered as part of the President's report; no formal vote was taken.
