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Supervisors approve Secondary Roads five‑year program; staff report bridge and sewer work
Summary
At the April 20 meeting the Adams County Board of Supervisors approved the Secondary Roads five‑year program as presented by Assistant Engineer Brehm and received an operational update on bridge pier work, planned surveys, and a $4,400 sewer line installation by RJ's Plumbing.
The Adams County Board of Supervisors approved the county’s Secondary Roads five‑year program during its April 20, 2026 meeting after a presentation by Assistant Engineer Brehm.
Supervisor Scott Akin moved to approve the plan, seconded by Supervisor Bobbi Maynes; the motion passed unanimously. The minutes record no conditions attached to the approval.
Secondary Roads staff reported work on the south pier of the Lincoln 3 bridge and said the Iowa Department of Transportation stopped by to discuss a safety action plan. Staff noted planned use of tank cars for Nodaway 8 and Colony 15 and scheduled surveying for Grant 7 and 8. The minutes also record that RJ's Plumbing will run a new sewer line for $4,400 and that Secondary Roads personnel will perform the excavation.
No separate vote or contract award with the contractor appears in the minutes; the mention of RJ's Plumbing is recorded as the contractor and the dollar amount is listed. The Board received these updates as part of routine project reporting; no further direction or decision is included in the minutes.
