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Board approves multiple street‑privilege permits for communications work and gas main renewal

5379126 · June 16, 2025
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Summary

The La Crosse Board of Public Works on June 16 approved several street‑privilege permit requests from Metronet, Charter Communications, Brightspeed and Accel Energy for communications infrastructure and gas main renewal on specified right‑of‑way segments; the items were routine and passed unanimously.

The La Crosse Board of Public Works voted June 16 to approve several street‑privilege permit requests for communications infrastructure and for a gas‑main renewal.

The board approved Metronet permit requests for communications in the right‑of‑way in the area bounded by Badger Street, Tenth Street and Sixth Street (agenda item 25-0674) and for work in the right‑of‑way from Tenth Street to Division Street (25-0675). Charter Communications’ street permit near 3939 County Road B (25-0676) and Brightspeed permit requests near 2525 Shelby Road (25-0677) and near 3910 Mormon Coulee Road (25-0678) were also approved. The packet included permit applications and attachments, and no representatives were recorded as appearing in chambers or online to discuss the items.

The board took the final permit item on the agenda — an Accel Energy street‑privilege permit request to renew gas main services along the 302 hundred blocks of Caledonia Street — and approved it by motion of Director Train, seconded by Council President Dickinson. The Accel Energy item was described in the agenda materials as including relaying of the main.

All permit motions were approved unanimously. The meeting record shows these items were presented as routine consent or grouped agenda items; no public comment or substantive debate was recorded during their consideration.