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Brown County approves application for Army permit for FAS‑51 bridge
Summary
Brown County commissioners voted April 6 to sign an application for a Department of the Army permit for Bridge FAS‑51, noting a single correction to the filing; the board also discussed an easement for the project during an April 9 work session. Individual vote tallies were not specified in the minutes.
Brown County commissioners on April 6 approved signing an application to the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers seeking a Department of the Army permit for Bridge FAS‑51. Commissioner Lucas Heinen moved to sign the application with one correction; Commissioner Richard Tesoriero seconded the motion, which carried.
The application was approved for submission with a single, unspecified correction to the paperwork, according to the meeting minutes. County officials did not list a roll‑call vote or a breakdown of individual yes/no votes in the published minutes.
At a work session on April 9, commissioners also discussed an FAS‑51 easement agreement as part of a broader review of county infrastructure and right‑of‑way matters. That work session produced no binding action; the minutes list the easement among topics discussed but provide no further detail on changes to the permit application.
The permit application will allow the county to seek federal authorization for in‑water work associated with the bridge project. The minutes do not specify a project timeline, projected costs, or the nature of the correction to the permit application.
