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Engineer reports paving and bridge work; Bernard Road paving scheduled next week
Summary
County engineering staff updated the board on several projects: Springbrook Highway bridge nearing completion (about a month left), Bernard Road paving scheduled to start Tuesday, deck pour for the 458th Avenue bridge planned Thursday, and a fog seal requiring about 21–30 days to cure before markings can be applied.
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County engineering staff reported progress on multiple road and bridge projects during the June 23 meeting. The Springbrook Highway bridge project (Z‑15) has bridge work complete with grading, paving and riprap remaining; staff said "we got about, depending on weather, about a month left yet on that project." Bernard Road (E 17 to the Grama Town Bridge) subdrain work is complete and full‑width paving is scheduled to begin Tuesday with temporary access measures for property owners during the work.
Staff told the board the 458th Avenue bridge deck pour east of Preston is planned for Thursday and that fog seal work on Z‑20 between Highway 64 north to Spragueville will require about three to four weeks before permanent pavement markings are applied. Supervisors asked staff about contractor schedules, how working days are accounted for during flooding delays, and coordination with residents and the post office to avoid trapping mail or livestock.

