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County engineers warn Conconully Dam repairs could require heavy hauling and strain local roads
Summary
County engineers told commissioners the Conconully Dam repair project could need millions of tons of material and heavy hauling over several years. Staff and commissioners discussed pre‑leveling, specified haul routes, monitoring for rutting and alligator cracking, and requiring sponsors to repair or pre‑level roads to county standards.
County engineer Josh Thompson briefed the board on Nov. 5 about dam‑safety work at Conconully Dam and the expected transportation impacts on county roads. State officials told county staff the project may move as many as tens of thousands of cubic yards of sand and gravel and significant quantities of cement and grout for deep…
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