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County approves bridge weight limits, road plans, underground permit and wellness payouts
Summary
Calhoun County supervisors approved final plans for project L-GR3040—73-13, adopted bridge weight restrictions (Resolution 2025-28), granted an underground permit to Stine Seed Farm, approved Resolution 2025-29 (inter-county MOU on drainage) and authorized payout of 2025 wellness incentives.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors approved multiple infrastructure and personnel items during its Nov. 18 meeting, moving forward on road projects, bridge safety measures, permitting and employee wellness incentives.
Calhoun/Sac County Engineer Nick Buse presented department updates and the board approved final plans for project L-GR3040—73-13 by motion. The board also adopted Resolution 2025-28 establishing weight restrictions on various county bridges in the interest of public safety and infrastructure preservation.
The board granted Underground Permit 9-2025 to Stine Seed Farm for a road crossing on 240th Street in Greenfield Township (Section 10/11). The minutes indicate the permit was approved by motion without recorded opposition.
By teleconference with Buena Vista and Sac counties, supervisors approved Resolution 2025-29, a memorandum of understanding concerning joint drainage districts. The board also approved Resolution 2025-30; the minutes record adoption but do not include subject detail for publication in the minutes.
Cathy Voith presented results of the 2025 wellness program; the board approved payout of incentives as presented. The minutes record the motion and unanimous approval but do not list individual incentive amounts. Full documentation for the infrastructure approvals, permit, and wellness program are filed with the auditor’s office.
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