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Waseca County board backs Woodville Township road-improvement grant application
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 2025-46 to sponsor Woodville Township's application for county-local road improvement funds for 355th Avenue/150th Street, agreeing the county will cash-flow the project and later seek state reimbursement.
Waseca County commissioners voted to adopt Resolution 2025-46, agreeing to sponsor Woodville Township's application for county-local road improvement funds to recondition 355th Avenue (150th Street).
Staff explained the project would be a reconditioning rather than a full reconstruction, noting the road was last surfaced in 1996 and has had limited improvements in roughly 30 years. The township would need to hire an engineer to prepare plans; if awarded, the county would award the contract, administer payments through public works, and seek reimbursement from the state aid office. "The township does have some expense in it," Speaker 2 said, noting engineering costs and local match responsibilities.
Commissioner Milton Reyes moved to adopt the resolution and Commissioner Hargett seconded; the board approved the resolution by voice vote. Staff said Woodville Township had previously received funding for a different project in 2023, and that applying again puts the township on the state list for future awards.
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