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Monona County trustees appoint AgriVia, accept petition after collapsed drain tube
Summary
The Monona County Board, sitting as Drainage Trustees, appointed AgriVia as county drainage engineers and accepted a petition from Bryan Savery about a broken drain tube at 15th and Lucas that caused a road washout; the board also appointed Caleb Rasmussen to provide specifications and engineering for related cleanout work.
Bo Fox, chairperson of the Monona County Board of Supervisors, presided over the board’s recess into a Drainage Trustees session on March 10, 2026, where trustees addressed multiple drainage matters and engineering appointments.
Amy Borchardt-Sick and Ashley Brown, drainage clerks, and engineers from ISG and V&K joined the trustees for updates on ongoing projects. Engineer Eric Sibenaller provided a progress update on several drainage projects; no specific board action was reported from the progress update itself.
Trustees voted unanimously to appoint AgriVia as engineers for the Monona County Drainage Districts under the direction of the Board of Supervisors. The motion carried with votes recorded as Fox, Phillips and Brouillette voting aye.
The trustees also accepted a petition filed March 3, 2026, by Bryan Savery, which reported that a drain tube at 15th and Lucas Street near the intake had broken apart, causing a washout under the road and a collapse of concrete. The board accepted the petition and asked the drainage clerk to contact Savery about repairing the tube and billing the repair to the Onawa Drainage District. The trustees recorded the acceptance of the petition as carried unanimously.
The board appointed Caleb Rasmussen as engineer for the McNeill Phase II Cleanout and for the Onawa Drainage District; Rasmussen was also tasked with providing specifications for the damaged tube. No dollar amounts for repair or schedule details were provided in the record.
Following the drainage business the trustees adjourned and the board reconvened its supervisors’ session.
