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Board hears update on Drainage District #9 obstruction; repairs delayed by wet conditions

Floyd County Board of Supervisors · April 21, 2026
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Summary

Supervisors were told Downing Excavating identified an 800–1,000-foot tile obstruction in Drainage District #9, likely in CRP ground; contractor and Secondary Roads Superintendent Tim Laube will be contacted to set a repair timeline.

Supervisor Frank Rottinghaus updated the board on Drainage District #9, reporting that Downing Excavating located an obstruction in the drainage tile estimated at 800–1,000 feet and possibly lying within CRP ground. Rottinghaus said wet field conditions have delayed repair work.

Mike Quade presented photos that showed open holes and a single tile carrying water and requested a repair timeline. Rottinghaus said he will follow up with Secondary Roads Superintendent Tim Laube and the contractor to seek scheduling details. The minutes record the site conditions and the board's plan to coordinate next steps but do not include a firm repair date.