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Commission approves $111,325 bridge payment, culvert contract and updates highway schedule

Traverse County Commission · June 3, 2025
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Summary

Traverse County commissioners approved final payment of $111,325.45 for Bridge project SAP 078-598-038, a $65,412 culvert contract for CSAH 16, and an updated highway fee schedule; County Engineer Chad Gillespie also outlined start dates and preconstruction meetings for summer projects.

Traverse County commissioners on June 3 approved a series of highway bills and contracts, including final payment of $111,325.45 to Structural Specialties for Bridge project SAP 078-598-038.

County Engineer Chad Gillespie asked the Board to approve the payment and the commission adopted it unanimously upon a motion by Kayla Schmidt, seconded by Dwight Nelson. "Gillespie asked for approval of final payment for the Bridge project SAP 078-598-038 to Structural Specialties for $111,325.45," the minutes record.

The board also approved an updated Highway Fee Schedule (motion by Mark Gail, seconded by Chad Metz) and accepted a quote from JB Nanik, Inc. for CSAH 16 culvert replacement for $65,412.00 (motion by Dwight Nelson, seconded by Mark Gail). Those actions were recorded as unanimous approvals.

Gillespie provided scheduling details for the department: roadway projects are set to start June 9, 2025; a preconstruction meeting for County Park Projects is scheduled for June 4; and a public auction of surplus highway items is planned for June 9–18, 2025 on MinnBid. He also noted the City of Wheaton LRIP bid opening is June 9 and that MnDOT District 4 supplied a five-year plan to the Board.

The approvals complete contract close-outs and set the county’s summer construction and procurement timeline.