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Council approves $4,950 geotechnical probe for Church Street water-main railroad crossing
Summary
The council approved a proposal to perform subsurface exploration and analysis at the Church Street water-main railroad crossing for $4,950 (motion by Alderperson Korn, seconded by Alderperson Rosemeyer); the motion passed 4–0.
The Thorp City Council voted to authorize subsurface exploration and analysis at the Church Street water-main railroad crossing at a cost of $4,950.
Alderperson Korn moved to approve the proposal, Alderperson Rosemeyer seconded, and the motion passed unanimously, 4–0. The work addresses an explicit information request from Canadian National Railroad as part of the crossing permit review process described earlier in project updates.
The council recorded no additional conditions or amendments to the proposal; funding source was not specified in the motion.
Background: SEH reported that the Church Street water-main and adjacent utility improvements began Sept. 6, and Canadian National Railroad requested a PSI (preliminary subsurface investigation) and geotechnical information to evaluate the railroad crossing permit.
