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Adair County signs Harrison Bridge contract, approves right-of-way payments and schedules road-vacation hearing
Summary
The board signed the contract and approved the performance bond for the W18 Harrison Bridge Project, approved two right-of-way payments of $851.14 each for the NW20 Grand River RCB Culvert Project, and set a March 11 public hearing to consider vacating a portion of 115th Street.
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At its Feb. 11 meeting the Adair County Board of Supervisors approved several engineering actions recommended by County Engineer Nick Kauffman.
The board signed the contract for the W18 Harrison Bridge Project, L-LBRW18H—73-01, and approved the project's performance bond. The motion to sign the bridge contract was moved by Baier and seconded by Hoadley; the performance-bond approval was moved by Christoffersen and seconded by Baier. The minutes indicate these items were approved.
The board also approved right-of-way contracts with Stan and Denise Herrick and with Joseph and Molly Herrick for $851.14 each in connection with the NW20 Grand River RCB Culvert Project, L-LRCBNW20GR—73-01 (motion by Baier, second Hoadley).
Separately, the board adopted Resolution No. 2026-17 to set a public hearing on a proposed vacation of a portion of 115th Street (established April 3, 1877) in Section 9, T-77N, R-30W; the hearing is scheduled for 9:15 a.m. Wednesday, March 11, 2026, in the Board Room of the Adair County Courthouse, Greenfield, in accordance with Iowa Code Chapter 306.
Engineer Kauffman also briefed the board on maintenance activities, discussed rock prices, and said staff are updating projects for the urban renewal plan. The minutes record that Kauffman left the meeting at 9:18 a.m.
The minutes record these engineering items as approved; they do not include a detailed procurement or contract-excerpt text beyond project identifiers and the right-of-way payment amounts.
