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CHIPS payment arrives; highway superintendent flags mapping gap and chicken-farm water use
Summary
Town received a CHIPS payment of $300,080.99. Highway Superintendent Dave Fisk said the town lacks a primary UFPO contact and does not maintain its own water/sewer mapping; he also reported a local chicken farm uses 1,000–1,200 gallons daily.
Supervisor Brownell reported the town received a CHIPS check for $300,080.99 to support highway work. Highway Superintendent Dave Fisk said crews have been busy with snow removal and thanked Dan Green for his 36.5 years of service while reporting staffing prospects and operational needs.
Fisk said the town currently lacks a primary UFPO contact and does not have its own water and sewer mapping (the Town of Waterloo holds Junius’s maps); he recommended hiring or contracting a person to manage mapping and Dig Safe NY coordination. Fisk also reported usage figures for a local chicken farm on Gassner Road: "The chicken farm uses between 1000 and 1200 gallons of water a day."
