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Supervisors also authorized the chairman to sign a final voucher for the state Bridge Replacement and Rehabilitation Program project (BRS swap CO99100FF99) for Bridge Number 8 on R75; staff said the payment had effectively been made and the signature completes the state finance paperwork.

Adam (Wright County assistant engineer) provided a secondary roads update: routine blade and dust‑control work, hauling of contracted rock (12,290 tons called for engineer miles, 63 of 64 miles complete), and mowing progress in multiple zones. The engineer reported a bridge deck pour had been postponed once for temperature/evaporation conditions that would have risked cracking; the pour was rescheduled for Thursday and otherwise on schedule. The roads office also plans to narrow a wide segment of 270th Street to restore crown and improve drainage.

The board approved motions on the farmers market use and to remain in the MHDS arrangement; motions carried. No controversial issues were raised during these agenda items.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Wright County Iowa Board of Supervisors May 19, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The Wright County Board of Supervisors approved courthouse parking‑lot use for the county farmers market in 2025, voted to remain in the local MHDS arrangement with CICS, authorized signature on a final bridge voucher, and heard an update from the secondary roads office on maintenance and bridge work.","taxTitle","Wright County, Iowa","taxId",47114,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6648283,"Wright County trustees approve multiple joint‐drainage assessments and work orders",653,240000,893000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3378378-c6efdd39073a4ba6541a5c3676c5684a&start=240&end=893","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3378378-c6efdd39073a4ba6541a5c3676c5684a/thumbnail_240000.jpg","/articles/6648283/Wright-County/Iowa/Wright-County-trustees-approve-multiple-jointdrainage-assessments-and-work-orders","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6648283-8d84b2a831d1153645b06cc5a2ad8958/orig.mp4?Expires=1775235708&Signature=SuDSiDIR1q33c-MhEI~9ont2R9Pz~ezcUfp3~u~SCvKDPFnwIo5abRfEKs5S2OjEKa1rIV~VUhEsc53PZMb05bdf86nNEgANP1ilcmwPw97Fik7sTTFb4pXWmW3n3NJImahLiH0E2HLIULgV1LLEUkREI4SahWv3i-eFaAKJFLCwjnVGbTH07TrxuIdW6KqcK3ooEbAHmn1JJAYYP-5j9fsSBisBLAYLMRijNHT4jr7brjSdGPRTMxktnhy0IBJvvYtbKmgHQyWXzcZ~TRGAeJw23HtM7wE-aRmeLuA7JeRo7va-vhUPUpNfC3ZNuZtQFNmwmeqlbX9IBd-5Rs2PzQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Wright County drainage trustees approved several joint drainage assessments and work orders during their May 12 meeting.

Trustees approved a joint assessment with Franklin County for joint branch district 100‑2 totaling $7,391.27, with Wright County’s share listed as $1,995.64. The motion to approve the joint assessment was made by a Wright County supervisor and seconded by a Franklin County supervisor; the motion carried.

Trustees also approved a multi‑county assessment for the \"Big 4\" drainage districts (four counties combined) with a total assessment of $142,723.02; Wright County’s portion was recorded as $6,571.63. Trustees noted the work had been completed and claims submitted by the lead county; the motion to approve that assessment carried.

The board reviewed and approved several work orders reported by engineers. Earlier in the meeting, trustees reviewed three work orders for DD 62 (Section 36, Eagle Grove Township) to lower a surface drain, DD 97 (main in Sections 2 and 3, Vernon Township) for a tile blowout on 24‑inch tile, and DD 30 (Section 29, Pleasant Township) for another tile blowout. Later the board approved two additional work orders: one in Subgrange District 58 (Section 25, Norway Township) for a main tile blowout reported by Kent Kerstein, and a joint drain work order for Joint District 121‑54 (tile blowout for Marvin Rodenius). Motions to approve the work orders passed.

County staff presented the spreadsheet for 2025 drainage assessments; the trustees confirmed administrative funds to be collected this year total $29,335 and approved spreading eligible districts for up to 10 years where applicable. Trustees signed assessment paperwork and motions to approve the assessments carried.

Trustees also approved routine drainage bookkeeping and adjourned the drainage‑trustee portion of the meeting before reconvening as the Board of Supervisors.","The Wright County trustees approved joint drainage assessments with Franklin County and a multi‑county \"Big 4\" assessment, accepted engineers’ work orders for tile repairs and blowouts, and approved the county's drainage assessments for 2025.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6648287,"Wright County trustees appoint commissioners, receive engineer report and delay hearing on JDD 46‑92 annexation",467,85000,552000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3378378-c6efdd39073a4ba6541a5c3676c5684a&start=85&end=552","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3378378-c6efdd39073a4ba6541a5c3676c5684a/thumbnail_85000.jpg","/articles/6648287/Wright-County/Iowa/Wright-County-trustees-appoint-commissioners-receive-engineer-report-and-delay-hearing-on-JDD-4692-annexation","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6648287-141f830a0d4ddf31c517d93d45f657e2/orig.mp4?Expires=1775235708&Signature=HUOMQtXvUtnqbgU-MhJnRuQGERwrO62aTIpJ2k-rxJ74OWm9AdpcYVKaPi2olfkwPqJBqRZOmKNS11ZdovPoiohJEdQxfYCOFk9LWo1NSYrgMDKFTTw9hRyAwF0m501CmM8dg7qrM5v7iBLVjFeh4Z9UYvRLi3LTXUiw06uqRo9z5mUxfYv0H7-X4B3w7fegx-BON-xrg5G9wtY3POX4s-0ErL~e9l-PZ7iLwaZDHEFN9l0~TXlQBt2pfg01iOpHADGeRPf3lFJXjoPEVMpi-kiNHc8oKS1GEUnQDHp~qQ0Ng6d46X5fdwRfWuGMY-kO21pXzVJeizd-MSuY07v8vQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Wright County drainage trustees, on a conference call with Webster County supervisors, moved to appoint local commissioners to consider a voluntary annexation into Joint Drainage District (JDD) 46‑92 and accepted an engineer's classification report on the proposed annexation, but postponed setting a date for the public hearing.

The trustees said they would appoint one commissioner from Wright County and one from Webster County to serve on a commission to determine benefits and classifications for landowners petitioning to join JDD 46‑92. The trustees recorded an affirmative vote from both counties to appoint the commissioners; Wright County supervisors present voted “aye,” and Webster County supervisors indicated “all aye.”

The classification and annexation engineer’s report described four parcels totaling about 80.03 acres offered for voluntary annexation in Section 28 of Troy Township. The parcels were listed in the report as: 2.5 acres in the southeast quarter of the northwest quarter, 0.2 acres in the west half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter, 38.66 acres in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter, and 24.67 acres in the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter. The report noted about 14 acres in the southeast corner of the northwest‑northeast quarter that naturally drain away from the open ditch.

Engineers on the call reported finding existing 7‑inch and 8‑inch tiles draining toward the JDD 46‑92 open ditch in the northeast portion of Section 28. Trustees and engineers discussed whether undersized tile and a 24‑inch tile under a road would require boring that could create costs for secondary roads. The Wright County administrator relayed that tenant Daryl Hay told the engineers he believed secondary roads would pay for the work; trustees asked staff to confirm landowner willingness to contribute to any boring costs rather than require a single landowner to shoulder an expense not demanded of other property owners.

Wright County moved and Webster County seconded a motion to receive the engineer’s report; the motion carried. Trustees then voted to postpone setting the public‑hearing date until the classification report and further cost information were available; that motion also carried.

Trustees asked the engineer to contact the tenant and landowner to clarify whether the landowner would contribute toward boring costs and to provide a cost comparison for different tile sizes at the next joint meeting.

The joint board scheduled a follow‑up conference call for Monday, May 19, 2025, to appoint commissioners formally and to continue the annexation process once outstanding technical and cost questions are resolved.","Wright County trustees and Webster County agreed to appoint local commissioners for a proposed voluntary annexation into Joint Drainage District 46‑92, received an engineer's classification report on the annexation and tabled scheduling a public hearing while engineers follow up on tile, boring and cost questions.","actionData","errors"]

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Wright County supervisors approve farmer's market use, continue MHDS participation and sign bridge voucher; roads update given

Wright County trustees approve multiple joint‐drainage assessments and work orders

Wright County trustees appoint commissioners, receive engineer report and delay hearing on JDD 46‑92 annexation