Addison board approves $150,000 Reservoir Hill Road triple-coat project
Summary
The Town Board approved a $150,000 contract for one mile of triple-coat paving on Reservoir Hill Road, moving Gosper Road preparation to next year; vote was 5-0.
The Town Board voted March 6 to authorize work on Reservoir Hill Road: a $150,000 contract for one mile of triple-coat paving. The motion, moved by Supervisor Jack Thompson and seconded by Council Member Joseph Trappler, passed in a recorded roll call vote of 5-0.
Two options were presented during the meeting: Gosper Road (estimated $170,000 for 2 miles of triple coat) and Reservoir Hill Road (originally described as $130,000 for 0.9 miles triple coat and a mile of single coat). Board members decided to defer Gosper Road preparations to next year and proceed with Reservoir Hill Road this year, noting an available budget roughly of $174,000 for highway work. Council recorded the decision as part of old business and authorized staff to proceed under the approved contract amount.
Highway Superintendent Kenny Peoples, Jr. provided the project options and cost estimates; the board’s action formalizes the town’s pavement plan for the coming construction season.
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