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Lyman council approves JNR Paving estimate; residents press for alley grading, flag shallow Ziply fiber
Summary
Council approved a JNR Paving estimate for pothole repairs (three in favor, two abstained) and discussed alley grading requests. Residents raised a safety/installation concern that Ziply buried fiber only seven inches deep; Mayor Hills asked the clerk to get a quote from Arne Svendson for grading.
The council voted to approve an estimate from JNR Paving, Inc. to repair potholes around Lyman. The minutes record that two council members abstained and three voted in favor; the motion to approve the estimate carried.
Following the paving vote, Jeremy Mast raised the need to grade alleys, specifically naming Prevedell. Council member Mike Couch said the alley leading to his residence also needs grading and Alexis Cameron noted an alley near her home requires attention; she additionally told the council that Ziply recently installed underground fiber in the area buried at a depth of seven inches. Mayor Eddie Hills asked the clerk to obtain a quote from Arne Svendson for grading the alleys and to bring that quote to the next council meeting for a vote.
The minutes do not record which council members abstained on the JNR Paving vote or the precise dollar amount of the estimate; those seeking the estimate amount or the quote to be obtained from Arne Svendson should contact the town clerk.
