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Officials say utility relocations must finish before Shaw Brook bridge work; town considers Dock and Becker parking changes
Summary
Town officials said NYSEG and Frontier must move utility lines before work can begin on the Shaw Brook steel bridge. Highway Superintendent Lamphear reported summer parking problems on Dock and Becker and suggested widening or a no-parking ordinance.
Highway concerns and bridge work were discussed during the meeting. Superintendent Lamphear said parking on Dock and Becker is a problem in summer and that the town is exploring options, including widening the road or adopting a no-parking ordinance to allow enforcement; the ordinance would need board approval to be enforced.
On the Shaw Brook steel bridge, Code Officer Paul Wilson told the board that NYSEG is moving power lines and that Frontier will move theirs soon. "Once those projects are done work can start on the bridge," Wilson said. The board received this status update but did not take additional action during the meeting.
