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Road crew reports pothole work, tar-buggy repairs and backhoe issue
Summary
Township staff reported ongoing pothole repairs, tar-buggy tire replacement using donated spares, collected wood baskets for winter storage, a seeping backhoe stabilizer that will need repair, and oiling scheduled for Aug. 25–27.
Township minutes record that the road crew has been out working on potholes and using the tar buggy; the buggy "was in need of tires so Mike replaced them with some spares donated ones," according to Secretary Sherry M. Moore. Staff reported they have picked up eight wood storage baskets for winter and hope to obtain more.
The crew ordered a brake cable for a tractor and noted the backhoe stabilizer is seeping and will need repair; supervisors asked the crew to check prices for that repair. The minutes also list oiling dates set for August 25–27. The road crew installed a Hidden Driveway sign near Clendening Cemetery during routine work.
Dyke's Garage located a rear end for Truck 1 and will start repairs; the minutes record that Truck 2 needs shoes and Truck 4 needs chains and a spare tire as part of the vehicle work discussed.
Supervisors asked staff to gather pricing information and proceed with approved purchases at future direction of the board.
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