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Resident urges pothole repairs; mayor orders temporary cold patch, summer hot-patch to be considered
Summary
Jeff Smith, a Dyer resident, asked the Town of Lyman to address potholes. Mayor Eddie Hills said the town would apply a temporary cold patch now and consider scheduling permanent hot-patch repairs during the summer.
Jeff Smith, a resident of Dyer, raised a concern about potholes during the citizens and council comments portion of the Feb. 10 meeting. The minutes identify Smith by name and location but do not record further technical detail about the locations or extent of the damage.
Mayor Eddie Hills responded that the town would apply a temporary cold patch to address potholes in the near term and that permanent hot-patch repairs would be considered for scheduling in summer when weather conditions are more suitable. The minutes do not record a timetable, cost estimate, or assigned staff person for the work.
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