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Roosevelt County approves Interstate Engineering study after Road 1011 damage concerns
Summary
Commissioners authorized Interstate Engineering to study Road 1011 after staff reported the road had widened and flattened from traffic; the motion passed on July 9.
The board authorized Interstate Engineering to conduct a study of Road 1011 after road staff described progressive damage to the route. Road Foreman Ken Norgaard and staff member Dana Matejovsky said heavy and repeated traffic has made the road flat and wide and described options to address erosion, wear patterns and safety concerns; the board approved hiring Interstate Engineering for the study (motion by Commissioner Toavs, seconded by Commissioner Macdonald; passed).
County staff said the study will examine the extent of damage and propose corrective measures. No contract dollar amounts were read into the minutes during the meeting; the engineering study was authorized so staff can return with a scope and cost estimate for board approval.
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