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Supervisors approve Oak Hill box-culvert plans, OK temporary construction easements
Summary
The board approved plans to replace large culverts on Oak Hill Avenue with box culverts under FEMA repair rules and authorized three temporary construction easement purchases (set at the county minimum). The board also authorized the project to go to bid.
The Osceola County Board of Supervisors on March 25 approved plans to replace two large culverts on Oak Hill Avenue that were washed out in 2024 flooding and authorized the county to seek competitive bids and acquire needed temporary construction easements.
The county engineer told the board the road ordinance requires replacement of pipes 54 inches or larger with box culverts and that the culvert replacements will reduce the risk of…
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