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Nemaha County adopts One & Six Year highway plan, schedules hearings on road closures
Summary
The board approved the county’s 2014–2019 One & Six Year Highway Improvement Plan after a public hearing, adopted related resolutions, and set hearings for proposed road closures and revisions to the plan.
Following public notice, the board opened a hearing to consider the Nemaha County 2014–2019 One & Six Year Highway Improvement Plan. Highway Superintendent Mark Mainelli presented the plan and described proposed projects across the county. After the hearing the board adopted the One & Six Year Plan (adoption recorded as Resolution 2014‑6 and related resolutions noted in minutes).
The board also conducted a separate public hearing on vacating a county road between Section 34 T5N R13E and Section 3 T4N R13E; no one opposed the proposed vacation, and the board closed the hearing without formal opposition. Throughout the year the One & Six plan was amended (e.g., Resolution 2014‑21 added project C64‑(303) in July) and the board gave direction to staff to prepare bid and ROW documents for bridge and culvert replacements tied to the plan.
Why it matters: the One & Six Year Plan prioritizes county road and bridge work and is the basis for seeking NDOR and federal funding, coordinating with neighboring counties on shared projects, and scheduling construction seasons. The board’s adoption of the plan and subsequent amendments set the county’s capital highway priorities for the multi‑year period.
