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Engineer recommends rip‑rap for Cherokee Hills retention pond; 25 lots to be staked at Sunrise mobile home park

Village of New Milford Committee · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Village engineer Adam Bunge reported DPI addressed Victory Park punch-list items and that Rock Roads evaluated Cherokee Hills retention pond; he recommended immediate fertilization and installing rip‑rap rock to reduce erosion. He also said 25 more lots will be staked at Sunrise mobile home park.

Village Engineer Adam Bunge told the committee that DPI visited Victory Park with a CES inspector to address punch‑list items and that Rock Roads met with him at the Cherokee Hills retention pond to evaluate grass growth and erosion.

Bunge said fertilization work will begin immediately to aid grass growth, and he recommended installing rip‑rap rock to slow water flow and decrease erosion. He also reported that 25 additional lots are to be staked out at the Sunrise mobile home park.