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Gosper County approves Option 5: replace Johnson Lake Inlet Bridge and shift intersection south
Summary
Oak Creek Engineering presented five design options for Johnson Lake Inlet Bridge approaches; the Board approved Option 5 to replace the bridge in a new location with an intersection on the south end and recognized the county’s responsibility for the approaches.
Oak Creek Engineering presented five alternatives for addressing the approaches to the Johnson Lake Inlet Bridge, and the Gosper County Board of Commissioners chose a full replacement at a new location.
Engineer Alex Lindenstein described the options and asked the Board to select a preferred design because the county is responsible for the bridge approaches. Motion by Chair Terry Lerdall to approve Option 5 — "Replace Bridge in a new location with an intersection on the south end" — was seconded by Commissioner Bruce Bader and carried on a roll call vote of Aye: Lerdall, Bader, Hofman.
The minutes do not record cost estimates, funding sources, or a construction schedule; they note only the chosen concept and the county’s responsibility for the approaches. Further design, permitting, and funding steps will be required before construction.
