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Public works resumes leak detection; bridge decking, hydrant replacement planned
Summary
The superintendent of public works reported two leaks found during resumed leak detection, plans to replace a Honeoye Street fire hydrant when weather permits, bridge decking and rail repairs at the park after a tree fall, and that the excavator was sent to BobCat for maintenance.
The superintendent of public works told the council that leak detection had resumed and two leaks were located. Work planned includes replacing a fire hydrant on Honeoye Street when the weather allows and replacing decking and rails on a park bridge that was struck by a fallen tree. The borough’s excavator was sent to BobCat for maintenance and service.
These operational updates were delivered as part of the public works report; no project schedules, cost estimates, or contractor names were recorded in the minutes.
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