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Cedar County awards 2026 granular resurfacing contracts, approves utility permit
Summary
The Board awarded 2026 granular resurfacing contracts to three rock suppliers covering most districts and approved a Mechanicsville Telephone utility permit at 42175th Street with a $100 fee.
Cedar County's board on April 7 authorized county engineer Mark Fangmann (listed as Engineer Fangmann in the minutes) to sign contracts for the 2026 granular resurfacing program and approved a utility permit for Mechanicsville Telephone.
The board voted to award resurfacing contracts to Wendling Quarries for districts 1, 4, 7 and 9; Weber Stone for districts 2 and 3; and RiverStone Group for districts 5, 6 and 10. The board recorded that district 8 will be resurfaced internally by county crews. Engineer Fangmann presented rock quotes and the engineer's recommendation before the motion to award contracts passed unanimously.
Separately, the board approved a utility permit for Mechanicsville Telephone at 42175th Street and applied the standard $100 permit fee. The minutes record unanimous approval for the permit.
The minutes do not specify contract dollar amounts in the board summary; Engineer Fangmann was authorized to sign the awarded contracts.
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