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Maiden Rock eyes Pine Creek Road, parking-lot upgrades; expects $46,000 DOT aid
Summary
Board discussed saving funds for a Spring 2026 Pine Creek Road project and curb-and-gutter blacktop work; the town expects about $46,000 in DOT aid and estimates parking-lot work at $75,000–$80,000 to meet handicap-access requirements.
The Maiden Rock Town Board discussed plans to fund and begin the Pine Creek Road reconstruction project in spring 2026, including curb-and-gutter and blacktop work. The town expects about $46,000 in aid from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation for the project and is saving funds to cover remaining costs.
Board members also said both the upper and lower parking lots will be resurfaced as part of the effort, with estimated costs between $75,000 and $80,000. The parking-lot work is partly intended to bring facilities into compliance with handicap-access requirements.
Maintenance updates included completion of mowing and preparations of vehicles for winter plowing. Cole Kangas was noted as overseeing maintenance tasks and will follow up on a reported pothole on 190th (Pittman Hill). The board discussed monitoring traffic on the Rustic Road; it remains open for now and could be closed after deer season if safety concerns persist. Speed bumps were mentioned as a possible deterrent to speeding.
No formal vote was recorded for budgeting the Pine Creek or parking-lot work; the board discussed continuing to save funds and seek DOT aid for the spring 2026 timetable.
