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Chickasaw County adopts weight‑limit signs for four local bridges

Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors · May 11, 2026
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Summary

The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted RESOLUTION 05-11-26-29 to erect weight‑limit and one‑lane/narrow signs on four local bridges after an inspection and recalculation of safe load capacities under Iowa law.

The Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors on May 11 unanimously adopted RESOLUTION 05-11-26-29 directing the county to erect weight‑limit and one‑lane/narrow signs for four bridges on the local secondary road system. The board cited engineering recalculations of safe load capacity and acted under Sections 321.471, 321.472 and 321.473 of the Code of Iowa.

The motion to adopt the resolution was made by Supervisor Suckow and seconded by Supervisor Cerwinske; Chairperson Hackman presided and the roll call vote was recorded as all ayes. The resolution lists bridge numbers and proposed postings, including: Bridge No. 110981 (N24, T94N, R14W, 280th St.) proposed posting: "One Lane"; Bridge No. 111401 (T18, T95N, R12W, Mission Ave.) proposed posting: "One Lane"; Bridge No. 111611 (N16, T95N, R13W, 210th St.) proposed posting: "One Lane" and postings limiting certain vehicles to 28, 40, 40 (as stated in the resolution); and Bridge No. 112030 (T19, T96N, R11W, 160th St.) proposed posting: "Narrow" and "One Lane" with specified vehicle limits.

The resolution states the changes follow the county's inspection process for bridges and structures on the secondary road system and directs sign erection in advance of the affected structures. A detailed copy of the resolution is filed with the county auditor's office and posted on the county website.

What happens next: the county will install the signs as directed in the resolution and will rely on the posted limits for enforcement and public notice. The resolution was adopted during the regular board meeting; no further board action was recorded in the minutes related to appeal or modification of the postings.