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Public works updates: Spotsylvania Street work advancing; village may act on waterline permit request on behalf of property owners
Summary
Superintendent Chris Remick said the Spotsylvania Street project is progressing and reported the state told him property owners could not obtain a permit for a waterline crossing but the village could; Remick will collect cost information and return to the committee for more detail.
Superintendent of Public Works Chris Remick told the board the Spotsylvania Street project is moving forward and said crews hope to begin milling next week. He also reported on a permit question for a waterline crossing requested by property owners Todd and Becky Davis: Remick said the state told him the owners could not obtain the permit themselves but the village could act on the matter, and he will gather cost information before the next Committee of the Whole meeting.
Trustees asked operational questions including the timing of leaf-vacuuming, which Remick said has not yet been scheduled, and Mayor Behnken reminded staff about upcoming Christmas decorations planning. No formal decisions were made; Remick will report additional cost and permitting information at a future meeting.
