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Updated estimate pushes Oaks Avenue bridge cost above $700,000; county amends 5-year plan

Marshall County Board of Supervisors · July 15, 2026
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Summary

Updated engineering raised the Oaks Avenue bridge replacement estimate from about $580,000 to roughly $714,782; the Board amended the FY2027 Secondary Roads Five-Year Plan to reflect the higher estimate and preserve eligibility for Highway Bridge Program funding.

County Engineer Paul Geilenfeldt told the Board that updated engineering estimates for the Oaks Avenue bridge replacement increased the opinion of probable cost from approximately $580,000 to about $714,782. He said the project is funded through the Highway Bridge Program and that updating the Five-Year Plan is necessary to preserve eligibility for full federal funding.

The Board approved an amendment to the Fiscal Year 2027 Secondary Roads Five-Year Plan (motion carried 3-0). Geilenfeldt said the project is anticipated to be included in the November letting and noted the County may pursue winter construction opportunities if scheduling allows.