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Road & Bridge superintendent reports project completions, Dutch Avenue repairs and storm cleanup
Summary
Road & Bridge Superintendent Jim Meier told commissioners May 20 that two RCB projects are near completion, Dutch Avenue concrete repairs exceeded original scope, and crews are working on storm debris cleanup; a state-funded bridge will go to bid in July.
Road & Bridge Superintendent Jim Meier briefed the board on ongoing infrastructure work and storm response. Two of three RCB projects were reported as nearing completion, Dutch Avenue concrete repairs proved more extensive than originally planned and increased costs, and HMA paving is scheduled to begin in June.
Meier said the state expects to let bids for a state-funded bridge project in July with construction likely to begin late this year. He suggested commissioners consider a site tour of ongoing projects in early June. Commissioners asked about cost impacts and storm-damage assessment; Meier reported crews were actively working on debris cleanup and repairs.
No formal action was taken; the report provided project timelines and a recommendation for a field tour.
