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Monona County approves two underground utility crossings for Western Iowa Power Cooperative
Summary
The board unanimously approved two miscellaneous utility permits for Western Iowa Power Cooperative on May 26: a single-phase 1/0 primary crossing on L16 near 308th Street and a single-phase 4/0 secondary crossing at K-42 and 190th Street; both require minimum 48-inch burial depth.
The Monona County Board of Supervisors on May 26 approved two miscellaneous utility permits for Western Iowa Power Cooperative to install underground cable crossings at county roads.
The first permit authorizes a single-phase 1/0 primary underground crossing from the pole located 365 feet south of the intersection of L16 and 308th Street, running east across L16 from right-of-way edge to right-of-way edge. The board recorded that the cable will be installed at a minimum depth of 48 inches in Spring Valley Township (Section 15). The second permit authorizes a single-phase 4/0 secondary underground crossing from a pole 760 feet west of the intersection of K-42 and 190th Street, running north across 190th Street in Lincoln Township (Sections 16 and 21), also at a minimum depth of 48 inches.
Both permits were approved by unanimous vote. The motions were made and seconded during the board’s regular session prior to a recess to convene as Drainage Trustees. The minutes do not record construction timelines or bond/insurance requirements for the permits; those requirements are typically enforced through the county permit process but were not detailed in the transcript.
The board subsequently recessed to address drainage trustee business.
