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Farmingdale says pole removals done; National Grid to reimburse paving where mains are installed
Summary
DPW reported pole removals on North Main Street are complete but new water-main work will delay final paving 4–6 weeks; National Grid agreed to reimburse the village for paving tied to new mains on several streets.
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Village highway staff reported progress on multiple infrastructure fronts at the Nov. 10 work session, including completion of pole removals on North Main Street and coordination with National Grid on paving reimbursement where new mains will be laid.
Minutes note that the new water-main installation associated with the North Main Street Pole Removal Project will delay final project completion by an estimated four to six weeks. Village representatives met with National Grid and agreed the utility will reimburse the village for paving on Yoakum Avenue, Hillside Road and Fairview Road where the utility installs new mains. Other operational notes included ordering a new grate for Moby Way, completion of security-camera installation, and that two diesel trucks will be taken for inspection and service.
DPW weekly assignments included leaf‑crew routes and fall cleanup, assistance from the Village of Amityville with Christmas lighting on Nov. 12, and that the Town of Oyster Bay will perform street-light repairs. The minutes did not record a formal vote or change in village policy related to these items.
