Select Board hears paving and culvert updates; state cattle-pass project will require detours
Summary
Public-works updates reported that paving and chip-seal work around town are complete or near completion, culvert replacement and shouldering continue, and a state cattle-pass project on Route 100 South will require posted detours and overnight work; the town had limited prior notice of the state's signage placement.
The highway report noted that paving is complete around town — specifically naming Windhill Hollow and Land Grove roads — and that chip-seal and culvert work is ongoing with shouldering and top-coating to follow. "The paving is complete around town. Windhill Hollow Road looks marvelous," the highway update said, and the crew cautioned that there are low spots and bumps where culverts were replaced that drivers should watch for.
Members discussed a state-managed cattle-pass project on Route 100 South that will require posted detours and nighttime work; the project led the state to install signs that town staff said arrived without prior notice. Board members suggested posting information on the town website and coordinating with state crews. The board also noted a pending tree-cutting project on Hell's Peak Road and ongoing culvert and ditching work elsewhere.
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