Public Works...Working for You!

Monastery Ruins Sign Dedication

On Thursday, Sean Burgess, Ingrid Poppell and Amber Capps attended the Monastery Ruins Sign dedication (the site is located on Priest Landing Drive between Breckenridge Lane and Lachlan Lane).  At the site dedication, Sean Burgess provided a brief history of the site and how the project got started. Mal Welch highlighted  Sustainable Skidaway’s role in the project and the sign development, along with Skidaway Audubon’s involvement.    Thereafter, Laura Seifert, Savannah Archaeological Alliance Director, gave an illustrated talk at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church.  More information about the archeological digs at the ruins of the Benedictine Monastery and Freedman School on Skidaway Island can be found in this article: https://www.landings.org/news/2020/01/14/monastery-and-freedman-school-dig-findings-january-30-talk.  A special thanks to all of the volunteers from Skidaway Audubon and Sustainable Skidaway for their involvement throughout this project.

Environmental Tree Crew Training

As part of the department’s continued educational and safety training, the tree crew participated in a training session presented by Tree Care Academy.  The training was four hours long and focused on lift operations and tree care.

Lagoon 88 Aerator Replacement

This week, the lagoon crew completed an in-house replacement of the aerator located in Lagoon 88 (off Peregrine Crossing).  The new aerator is a lower horsepower which is quieter and more energy efficient, yet still provides the same quality of service. 

Construction Department Pothole Repair

The construction crew completed pothole repairs on the following roads this week: Wiley Bottom Road, Westridge Road, Landings Way South and Yam Gandy Road.

Lagoon 90 Pipe and Erosion Repair

The flared end section of the storm drainpipe located on the western bank of Lagoon 90 (on Landings Way South between Water Witch Crossing and Cotton Crossing) failed and required replacement this week.  The project will be complete following installation of filter fabric and rock to reestablish the lagoon bank.



This article was originally published by The Landings Association on their website.

Visit landings.org to read the original article.
https://landings.org/news/2020/01/31/public-worksworking-you