Town of Duck – Duck Trail Work Notice 1-4-2022

From: Drew Havens <dhavens@townofduck.com>
Date: January 4, 2022 at 11:12:56 AM EST
Subject: Duck Trail

Good morning:

Fred Smith Company will begin working on the Duck Trail project beginning tomorrow. Our engineer is working with him to ensure he has a good traffic control plan as they do their work. They will begin with the demolition of the existing asphalt walkway and then install the new concrete and permeable concrete path. Per the contract, they have a maximum of 60 days to complete their work.

To refresh your memory, this from a recent staff report about this project:

This project involves the removal and reconstruction of 707 linear feet of permeable concrete and 313 linear feet of conventional concrete for the Duck Trail shared use path between Oyster Catcher Lane and the previously completed section south of Blue Heron Lane.   The project also involves the creation of shallow “V” roadside swales on either side of the trail, where feasible, to provide positive drainage away from the path and road surface.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Regards,

Drew

Drew Havens

Town Manager

Town of Duck

P.O. Box 8369

Duck, NC 27949

252-255-1234

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Town of Duck New Residential Trash Schedule Begins January 31, 2022

NEW RESIDENTIAL TRASH SCHEDULE | BEGINS JANUARY 31

Beginning Monday, January 31, 2022, all residential trash will be collected on Mondays. The twice weekly Monday & Friday collection schedule begins May 1, 2022 and runs through September 30. Cans may be rolled out the night before collection and must be rolled back by midnight on the day of collection.

More information on residential curbside waste services can be found on our Residential Curbside Services webpage. The Town will be placing new stickers with the appropriate information on your cans in the coming weeks.

The TFC recycling schedule will remain the same. First and third Mondays November 1 – April 30, and every Monday May 1 – October 31. For a refresher on what is and isn’t recyclable, check out these FAQs from TFC:

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