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Lucas County awards $688,367 granular surfacing contract to Cantera Aggregates; fund transfer approved
Summary
The board approved a $688,367 contract with Cantera Aggregates to supply 19,425 tons of granular surfacing for about 76.5 miles of farm-to-market roads and approved a $282,800.56 transfer from Rural Basic to Secondary Roads.
The Lucas County Board of Supervisors voted April 15, 2026 to award a contract to Cantera Aggregates, LLC of Centerville, Iowa for granular surfacing work and approved a transfer of county funds to support roadwork.
Supervisor Larry Davis moved that Lucas County offer a contract to Cantera Aggregates for production and delivery of 19,425 tons of granular surfacing to be placed on approximately 76.5 miles of Farm-to-Market roads. The contract total was recorded in the meeting minutes as $688,367.00; the board approved the motion with a recorded vote of "All voted aye." A separate line in the claims list (SEG 018–020) shows a payment to CANTERA AGGREGATES, LLC for $47,925.45; the transcript does not reconcile that claim entry with the larger contract amount (see clarifying details).
The board also approved a transfer of $282,800.56 from the Rural Basic fund to the Secondary Roads fund to support the county’s road program. Other corrective transfers related to general fund accounts were also approved during the meeting.
The motion to award the contract was recorded as moved by Larry Davis; a second was not specified in the transcript. The board recorded the approvals as unanimous. The county’s budget amendment hearing was later scheduled for May 11, 2026, which may address additional funding adjustments.
