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Highway superintendent outlines recent road work, millings and fuel use
Summary
Highway Superintendent Kenny Peoples Jr. reported recent gravelling, ditch work, chip sealing, shoulder mowing and placement of about 100 tons of millings on Stapleton Road; the department reported using 492.1 gallons of diesel for town operations.
Highway Superintendent Kenny Peoples Jr. told the board the crew recently graveled portions of Gosper Road, cleaned ditches, performed Suit-Kote chip sealing, graded sections of John Rial and Fred Rial roads, and placed roughly 100 tons of millings on Stapleton Road for dust control. Superintendent Peoples also reported that the crew graded and patched holes on Tobin Road and mowed shoulders along Tobin, Dininny, Gosper, Lewis and Stapleton roads.
The highway crew used 492.1 gallons of diesel fuel during the reported period, and Superintendent Peoples noted the department used assistance from Hornby, Campbell and a worker from Rathbone for oil-and-stone work. He also said the department plans to begin work on Mose and Irish Hill roads the following week and is still awaiting a response from a vendor — "Matt at Viking" — about a new dump truck body.
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