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Ward County approves LithTec field test for county roads
Summary
The Ward County Commission voted to proceed with a LithTec field test project on county roads after Highway Engineer Dana Larsen presented an update and cost estimate; the motion passed unanimously.
The Ward County Commission on June 3 authorized staff to proceed with a LithTec field test project on county-maintained roads after Highway Engineer Dana Larsen presented an update and an estimate of probable cost. The commission approved the move on a unanimous vote. Dana Larsen, Ward County Highway Engineer, provided the commission with the project update and an estimate of probable cost; the specific cost amount was discussed with the commission but not recorded in the meeting minutes. Commissioner Rostad moved to proceed, Commissioner Schuler seconded, and Commissioners Rostad, Merritt (by phone), Olson, Schuler and Chairman Fjeldahl voted yes. The field test will evaluate LithTec application on county pavement; Larsen presented it as a preview of a pilot to help staff assess performance and future maintenance planning. The commission did not adopt a final budget at the meeting and will consider funding as part of ongoing highway project planning.
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