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Resident urges pothole repairs; mayor says temporary cold patch now, permanent work in summer
Summary
Jeff Smith of Dyer asked the council to address potholes; Mayor Eddie Hills said the town will apply a temporary cold patch now and consider permanent hot patch repairs in summer when weather is suitable.
Resident Jeff Smith of Dyer raised a request that the town address potholes during the Citizens & Council Comments portion of the Feb. 10 meeting. The minutes record Smith's concern and that the mayor responded with an immediate and a longer-term plan.
Mayor Eddie Hills told the council the town would apply a temporary cold patch to address the issue and will consider scheduling permanent hot patch repairs during the summer when weather conditions are more suitable. The minutes do not record a vote or a scheduled work order; the response indicates the town intends short-term mitigation followed by permanent repair when conditions allow.
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