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Montour highways superintendent reports chip-seal schedule; 800 tons of crusher run delivered
Summary
Highway Superintendent Mike Croft told the board Drew Road is ready for chip sealing after replacement of three culvert pipes and said 800 tons of crusher run have been delivered with 200 tons remaining to complete planned chip-seal projects across multiple roads.
Highway Superintendent Mike Croft reported several road maintenance milestones and an updated schedule for chip-seal work. Croft said Drew Road had three culvert pipes replaced and is now ready for chip sealing; MacDowell Road is ready for paving; Hanrahan Road has been graded and is ready for chip seal; Magar Road will be graded soon. He reported 800 tons of crusher run have been hauled to town sites and 200 tons remain to support the scheduled chip-seal projects.
Croft also said roadside mowing is underway and crews are preparing other segments including the rest of Dug Road, the upper portion of Hayes Road, and Cotton Hanlon Road. On equipment matters, the superintendent said the town is waiting to hear back from the high bidder on a 1993 GMC; if the bidder does not respond the town may relist the vehicle on Auctions International. There was no timeline provided for the salt storage shed contract with DEC.
The report provides concrete moving parts for the town's summer road program and signals a near-term focus on completing chip-seal work once remaining materials are in place.
