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State plans resurfacing on Highway 13 and Highway 169; county to bid County Highway GG projects

3422312 · May 21, 2025
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Summary

Committee heard updates on state resurfacing projects for State Highway 13 and Highway 169 (including a new deck for Bad River Bridge), and was briefed on upcoming county bids for County Highway GG split into two projects to align with state LREP funding allocations.

The Highway Committee received updates on several resurfacing and bridge projects affecting Ashland County. Staff reported that State Highway 13 will be resurfaced from Butterworth to U.S. 2, including some culvert work; A1 Excavating was listed among bidders and the contract amount discussed was approximately $9,872,000. The resurfacing project through the town will include water and sewer work paid for by the city.

Staff also said State Highway 169 is scheduled for resurfacing and that the Bad River Bridge will receive a new deck; Northwoods Paving was named as the general contractor for that work, with a discussed contract figure of about $7,104,000. Committee members asked whether shoulder widening or grooving would be part of specific segments and staff said shoulder paving and center-line grooving are typical state treatments.

County Highway GG will be split into two county projects (Quarry Road to the Marytown city limits and Marytown city limits to State Highway 13) so the county can capture LRIP/LREP funding that is provided in two separate allocations by DOT; staff plans to put those county projects out to bid within about a month. Committee members raised questions about project extents and whether particular segments would be widened or receive paved shoulders; staff offered to follow up with the state plan sets and report back.