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Lions Club donates shed for composting; board seeks volunteers to run units

Durham–Middlefield Interlocal Agreement Advisory Board · July 30, 2026
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Summary

The Lions Club donated a shed to store full compost bins at the transfer station; the board will place concrete slabs, move the porta-potty and is seeking someone to oversee the composting units and promote the program; availability of composting units in stock was not specified.

Sean Piatek reported that the Lions Club donated a shed to store full compost bins. Staff cleared and leveled the site, moved the porta-potty and plan to place 5x4 preformed concrete slabs from United Concrete to elevate the shed.

Dom DelVecchio asked again for volunteers to take over the composting program and advertise it; Sean said he was unsure how many composting units remain in stock, that he will order a new sign, and that grinding work is catching up and producing a large pile of material. The board did not adopt any new rules at the meeting and availability of individual composting units was described as 'not specified' in the minutes.