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Highway, water and wastewater reports note routine maintenance; DOH finds no violations
Summary
Highway, water and wastewater departments reported routine winter operations, equipment maintenance and testing: daily plowing/sanding and hydrant work; water plant testing and a DOH inspection with "NO Violations found"; wastewater blower replacement scheduled; code office collected $150 in fees; Town Court fines for January totaled $1,139.05.
Department heads provided brief operational updates at the Feb. 19 meeting covering winter maintenance, testing and routine filings.
The highway report noted near‑daily plowing and sanding, sidewalk cleanups, hydrant assistance and a new plow ordered with about a one‑week delivery time. Water operations reported meter reads, daily chlorine residual testing, routine lab sampling for E. coli and total coliform sent to ENDYNE Labs, and that a DOH inspection report was received with "NO Violations found." The wastewater superintendent said routine sampling and monthly labs continue, the annual flow report to the state was filed and blower 2 is scheduled for replacement. The Code Enforcement report listed 1 new residential building permit, 1 demolition permit and fee collections of $150 since the last report. The Town Court reported $1,139.05 in fines and surcharges for January 2025.
Board members asked no detailed follow‑up questions during these reports. The updates will feed into ongoing capital planning and budgeting discussions, including the asset‑management outputs presented earlier in the meeting.
