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MidAmerican says delayed transformer will arrive Dec. 5; board seeks clarity on road turnovers
Summary
A MidAmerican representative said a substation transformer delayed in Kansas City is expected to be delivered to Page County on Dec. 5 and that most restoration work will be finished this year; supervisors requested details on which roads used during turbine work remain under company maintenance.
A MidAmerican representative reported to the Page County Board that a substation transformer delayed out of Kansas City is expected to be delivered on Dec. 5 and that restoration work tied to previous outages or construction is likely to be mostly wrapped up before the end of the year.
The board followed with questions about roads used during wind-turbine work and whether those roads have been returned to county maintenance. Supervisors asked whether MidAmerican inspects roads and performs a formal turnover inspection before returning maintenance responsibility to the county.
The MidAmerican speaker said he would consult with JD (a MidAmerican staffer) to confirm which roads remain under company care and to provide a list of roads that have been turned back to the county. The representative agreed to report back with clarification on snow removal responsibility and the count of roads transferred.
No additional motions or formal actions were taken during the discussion.
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