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Public works reports lead‑service progress and flood response after water‑main break
Summary
Public Works reported Five Star completed 40 inspections, replaced 30 services and hydrovac'd 60 holes; crews responded to a water‑main break and cleared a clogged pipe that reduced local flood depth by about four feet, the mayor said.
Assistant Superintendent Roy Stone told the board Five Star has completed 40 home inspections, replaced 30 services and hydrovac'd 60 holes as part of the village's lead‑service work; restoration (concrete, asphalt, dirt, hydroseeding) is underway and will pause further service replacements until restoration is caught up. "Five Star has done 40 home inspections, replaced 30 services, and hydrovac’d 60 holes," Roy Stone reported.
Stone and Mayor William Joyce also described recent flood response. Public works addressed a water‑main break and cleared clogged piping under Sherman Road that the mayor said lowered adjacent water levels roughly four feet. The village will continue to survey drainage and look for additional clogging points to mitigate localized flooding.
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