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Highway superintendent outlines spring work; requests adding two roads to 284 agreement
Summary
Highway Superintendent Daniel Moshier reported spring transition work (truck conversions, radiator replacements, roadside cleanup), said he and Supervisor Doyle will meet DOT on April 29 about reimbursement qualifications, and asked the board to consider adding Wilson Road hill and Griffith Road to the 284 agreement.
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Highway Superintendent Daniel Moshier told the Town Board that crews are shifting from winter to spring work and listed recent repairs and equipment work. “Plow truck D6 has been transitioned to dump truck, installing a new plate on the bottom of the box,” Moshier said, and he reported a new radiator installed on D6 and the other Western Star trucks.
Moshier recounted recent field work—cutting a large elm on Roberts Road, removing scrap steel and replacing stone on Ridge Road after flooding—and said sanding and scraping have kept roads open during slippery conditions. He asked the board to consider adding Wilson Road hill and Griffith Road to the 284 agreement and said he and Supervisor Scott Doyle will meet with the state Department of Transportation on April 29 to clarify which road improvements are eligible for DOT reimbursement.
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