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Crawford County Board reclassifies stretch of 230th Street to increase maintenance

Crawford County Board of Supervisors · March 31, 2026
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Summary

On March 31, 2026 the Crawford County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution #2026-15 to reclassify 230th Street between H Avenue and G Avenue in Goodrich Township from Area Service Road “B” to “A,” a change the county says will allow a higher level of maintenance; the vote was unanimous.

The Crawford County Board of Supervisors voted March 31 to reclassify a portion of 230th Street in Goodrich Township from an Area Service Road “B” to an Area Service Road “A,” citing the need for an increased level of maintenance. The resolution (Crawford County Resolution #2026-15) passed unanimously after a brief public hearing at 10:00 A.M. during which the record shows there were no written or oral objections.

Chair Craig Dozark presided as Supervisor Schultz moved to open the hearing and Supervisor Heiden seconded; the hearing was closed at 10:02 A.M. on a motion by Supervisor Rosburg, seconded by Supervisor Muhlbauer. The Board’s resolution identifies the affected segment as 230th St. between H Ave. and G Ave., generally along the west line of Section 5-84-39 and established by Road Petition No. 128.

The resolution cites authority under Iowa Code Section 309.57 and states the reclassification is intended to best utilize maintenance funds by providing an increased maintenance level for the designated road. The motion record lists voting Aye: Schultz, Muhlbauer, Dozark, Heiden and Rosburg; the motion passed unanimously.

The Board did not record any objections during the hearing and provided no additional conditions or implementation timeline in the meeting minutes. The reclassification was adopted as part of the Board’s regular session on March 31, 2026.