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Public works reports 10 May work orders and use of reclaimed materials
Summary
Public works staff told the council they initiated 10 work orders in May (6 completed) covering drainage and street repairs, and that crews placed 23 tons of limestone, 1 ton of asphalt and 22 tons of reclaimed material provided at no cost.
Public works staff reported on maintenance activity and material usage for May.
"For May, we initiated 10 work orders," the staff member said, adding that crews completed six of those, one remains in progress and three are pending. The work included drainage repair, street repairs, culvert evaluations and installation, mowing and storm damage removal. The staff member said crews placed 23 tons of limestone, 1 ton of asphalt and "22 tons of the reclaimed, which we don't pay a dime for." He said having a full four-person crew is improving productivity.
Council members asked how detour sections are being monitored after rain; the staff member said crews drive and inspect daily when in the area and will check for obstructions and ditch conditions. The mayor said the council is optimistic that the town will shift from reactive maintenance to more routine maintenance as projects catch up.
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