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Selectboard revises road-rehab ballot letter; town crews to perform work over 60–90 days
Summary
The Selectboard redrafted and approved a neutral information letter for voters on the proposed Road Rehabilitation article, adding that the Williamstown Highway Department will do the work and that the project is expected to take 60–90 days.
The Williamstown Selectboard reviewed a draft voter information letter on the Road Rehabilitation article slated for the Australian Ballot and made edits to clarify scope and staffing. The revised letter now identifies the Williamstown Highway Department as the crew that will perform the work and states the expected completion window will be 60 to 90 days; Cote Griggs moved to add the language and Tyler Mitchell seconded the motion, which the board approved.
The letter also outlines materials, expected routes, and how the town expects to pay for the bond; board members discussed estimated tax impacts for taxpayers and emphasized the highway crews' primary focus on the project while it is underway. The board voted to accept the rewritten letter for distribution to residents ahead of Town Meeting.
