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Trustees say Warren Street ownership unresolved; residents press for paving after pothole-related fall
Summary
Trustees said a judge's decision on Warren Street ownership is pending and the village is not making repairs while ownership is uncertain; a resident reported a fall in potholes and asked about the paving schedule that was delayed due to asphalt shortages.
The board reported it is still awaiting a judge’s decision on ownership of Warren Street and said that while the village plowed the road in winter it does not believe it owns the street and is not performing repairs at this time.
Mayor John Barton said, "we still do not think we own the road, we did plow it but we at this time we are not making any repairs." Resident Rosemary Madonna said she had been told her road would be paved in 2023 but the work was not done and described falling into a pothole in a prior year. Trustee Michael Horrigan said paving planned last year did not proceed because asphalt was not available. The board said it is prioritizing roads for paving when materials and budget permit.
