Lamont eyesore lots to get cleaned up by town
Councillor Kirk Perrin introduced a couple of notices of motion at the Aug 27, Lamont town council meeting.
The first dealt with getting an update on remediation of the land between 55 St. and 54 St.
Perrin said the mess had been brought to his attention during a recent Lamont Hospital Board meeting.
“I was reminded of the situation by a board member, and I wanted to bring it up in council,” he said. “The field there is overgrown, and there are weeds and garbage in there.
“I know administration has been working on it, but I wanted it brought up so we can get an update and let people know when the situation will be addressed.”
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CAO Christine Beveridge told council the town had been waiting for a report informing the town where natural gas lines were located and then they have to wait until the weather is good enough to allow a clean up crew to access the field.
“We’re working through this,” she said. “It has been very wet and we’re waiting for the field to dry. We know this is a concern to the town and we are working on fixing the issue.”
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John Mather
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