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Highway superintendent reports hydrant and shoulder damage; town to seek repairs and quotes
Summary
Superintendent Dave Fisk reported a car-damaged fire hydrant on Route 318, about 600 feet of broken shoulders on Mills Road from a tractor trailer, and that quotes are pending for a MAC truck; the board noted missing Burgess Road signage and a dumpster at the highway barns.
Highway Superintendent Dave Fisk told the board that a car damaged a fire hydrant on Route 318 and that he is pursuing the related police reports. Fisk also reported that a tractor trailer damaged the side of Mills Road, leaving about 600 feet of broken shoulders that the highway department plans to repair.
The minutes indicate the highway committee is still seeking quotes for a MAC truck; no procurement decision was made at the Sept. 18 meeting. Supervisor Ernie Brownell also reported a complaint about a missing Burgess Road sign, and the department noted the presence of a dumpster at the highway barns used for roadside collections. The board recorded these items for follow-up and repair scheduling rather than immediate expenditure approvals.
