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Washington County approves Cove Road Bridge credit, greenlights private approach and moves to prepare solid waste and road fee resolution

Board of County Commissioners of Washington County, Idaho · January 5, 2026
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Summary

The board approved Change Order #3 (a $22,120 credit) for the Cove Road Bridge project, approved an approach permit for the Negrete property, and directed preparation of a resolution to adopt proposed Solid Waste and Road & Bridge fees after debate over a $30-per-ton agriculture waste charge and a $400 contaminated-oil testing fee.

Road and Bridge/Solid Waste Supervisor Jerod Odoms told the board Jan. 5 that Change Order #3 for the Cove Road Bridge project is a contractor credit of $22,120; commissioners approved the credit.

Odoms also presented an Application and Permit to Use Right-of-Way for an approach submitted by Maria Negrete for property between East 11th Street and Loafer Lane; the board approved the private approach.

The board debated proposed fee changes for Road & Bridge and Solid Waste. Commissioner Nate Marvin said he considered the proposed agriculture waste fee of $30 per ton "high." Odoms clarified technical points about accepted materials: waste oil may be accepted if uncontaminated but contaminated oil must be tested at a cost of $400 per 55-gallon barrel.

Marvin moved to accept the proposed fees and have staff prepare a resolution for board signatures; he amended the motion to include both Road & Bridge and Solid Waste fees. The board carried the motion and Odoms said he could prepare the resolution for presentation as early as next week.

Next steps: County staff will draft the fee resolution for formal consideration; the change order and approach approvals were recorded as approved during the meeting.