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Highway report: pipe replacement, grader service, donated stone and brine plan
Summary
The highway committee reported tree removals, shoulder and grading work, a five-foot pipe replacement on Woodworth Road, loader service from G&S, scratch pothole repairs, roadside mowing start, and receipt of about $5,000 in stone from NYSEG plus a $3,000 check for gravel; brine deliveries from Bath National Fuel to begin June 22.
The highway report described recent maintenance and equipment issues: two calls about downed trees, shoulder work on Henry Jenkins Road, grading on Woodworth Road, and replacement of a collapsed five-foot pipe on Woodworth Road. The loader experienced a mechanical failure and required service from G&S; crews also worked on lights and brakes on the brine truck to prepare for inspection. The board noted pothole scrubbing on Hinkley Hill and Fall Creek roads and that roadside mowing has started.
The board reported receiving approximately $5,000 worth of stone from NYSEG and that NYSEG is sending a $3,000 check earmarked for gravel to improve roads. The town expects to begin taking brine from Bath National Fuel starting Monday, June 22. These materials and shared services with neighboring towns (Greenwood and West Union) were discussed as part of routine highway operations and maintenance planning.
