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The
Lake Township Road Department is responsible for maintaining
130 miles of township roadway. The township does not maintain
any state or county roadways, such as SR619 and Cleveland
Avenue. Routine maintenance includes snow and ice removal,
spot road repairs, ditch and storm sewer cleaning, catch
basin repairs, sign installations and repairs, roadside
mowing, street sweeping, pavement markings, repair of curbing
and road resurfacing. |
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| Rick
Criss was hired as Lake Township Road Superintendent in
the fall of 1992. Rick was a graduate of Timken High School.
While in the Air Force, from 1970 to 1990, Rick acquired
a degree in Applied Science Construction Supervision. He
was the Superintendent of Pavement / Construction activities
for the Air Force from 1987 through 1990. Rick retired from
the Service as a Senior Master Sergeant.
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Rick
is responsible for the daily operations of the Road Department
which includes supervising nine full-time employees and
thirteen seasonal employees. Other duties include supervision
of all construction and road maintenance projects, compiling
specifications and bid packages for all projects that must
be bid, overseeing the township’s yard waste program,
preparation of the annual paving plan, responding to drainage
and flooding problems throughout the township, overseeing
the maintenance of traffic and street signs and ice/snow
removal on township roadways and seeing to the mowing of
right-of-ways two times each year. Rick was actively involved
in creating a Safety Plan for Lake Township employees, as
well as a Transitional Work Plan and a Storm Water Management
Plan in compliance with NPDES Phase II requirements. |
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Rick
is always available to answer your questions, address your
concerns, or just give you a tour of the service garage
at 1499 Midway. |
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