Board: Sabattus Selectmen
Met: Tuesday night
Road priorities
Issue: The Androscoggin Valley Council of Governments has given Sabattus a list of four potential road projects to organize in order of priority.
The scoop: They are: Pleasant Hill Road, Greene Street, Route 132 from the intersections of Stonewall Road to the town line, and Route 126 from the intersections of Route 9 to Route 132.
Up next: The projects still have to go out seeking state funds, and Sabattus would have to come up with some money as a match. The board will revisit the list.
New sidewalks 10 months off
Issue: Residents voted at town meeting to provide a local match to a new downtown sidewalk project.
The scoop: Plans now have to go out to a consultant. The town has identified five consultant contenders.
Up next: Ground isn’t expected to be broken until after next July.
Assorted
Issue: The Sabattus Sanitary District is set to receive an Outstanding Achievement Award on Sept. 18, according to Water District Chairwoman Connie Castonguay.
Issue: A tree on Route 132 was trimmed back after a complaint of it blocking the traffic light.
Issue: The transfer station is adding a railing to its leaf dumpster after someone got hurt. Residents will be able to shovel leaves into the dumpster from the back of their trucks, according to the town manager.
Staff writer Kathryn Skelton can be reached at 689-2844 or kskelton@sunjournal.com
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