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Residents raise drainage concerns on Road 424A and Road 741; board defers action

Gosper County Board of Commissioners · April 1, 2026
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Summary

Several residents attended to discuss water drainage tied to road work on Road 424A and Road 741; the board heard concerns but took no action pending further review of options.

Hayley Huyser, Ben Martin, Leroy Wendland and Logan Wendland attended the March 31 Gosper County commission meeting to raise concerns about water drainage associated with road work on Road 424A and Road 741.

The minutes record that discussion occurred regarding drainage issues and possible options, but that the board took no action and left the matter pending further review. No formal motion or directive is recorded in the minutes to require immediate remedial work or a contractor engagement.

Assistant Highway Superintendent Kelly Lehmann provided a separate highway report to the board about ongoing maintenance work — including tree cutting and chipping on Road 427 north of Highway 23 and Road 425 south of Road 750 — and noted that CNPPID boat ramps on the supply canal east of Highway 283 and Road 430 will be opening soon. The minutes do not attribute a response from a specific commissioner that directed staff to a particular next step on the drainage concerns.

The board’s minutes indicate these public concerns remain under review; no funding, timeline or technical mitigation plan is recorded.