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Road crew reports winter prep, equipment work and tree removals; resident raises concern about tree removal at 511 Freeport Rd.
Summary
Road report noted equipment servicing, willow removal at Fisher Rd., removal of five trees at 511 Freeport Rd. to improve sight distance, six new tires ($1,442.40) on a 2015 F550, and use of ~14 tons of salt on the first snow. A resident, Sue Hartzel, commented on the tree removals at 511 Freeport Rd.
Chairman John Cypher read the road report at the Dec. 8 meeting: the road crew serviced MACK trucks and a payloader, removed a willow on Fisher Road at Audrey Lane due to roots clogging storm sewers, removed five trees at 511 Freeport Road to increase sight distance north of Rennick Road, winterized park restrooms and concession stand, and prepared trucks for winter maintenance.
The minutes record equipment work including an undercoating of a 2015 F550 and installation of six new tires at Butler Tire for Less for $1,442.40. The report also notes that the first snow on 11/28 used approximately 14 tons of salt.
During public business, resident Sue Hartzel offered her opinion to the board regarding the road crew removing trees at 511 Freeport Road.
The board did not record further action on the public comment in the minutes.
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