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Wessington Springs council votes not to apply chip seal to 2nd Street this fall
Summary
At a Nov. 4 special session the council voted 5-0 to "not apply chip seal to 2nd Street this fall" after a meeting with Brosz Engineering; the minutes record the decision but do not state technical reasons, costs, or a revised schedule.
The Wessington Springs City Council voted 5-0 on Nov. 4, 2025 to "not apply chip seal to 2nd Street this fall," a motion moved by Councilmember Kari Fagerhaug and seconded by Councilmember Scott Vaske at a special session held at the Office of the Finance Officer.
Brad Lawrence, representing Brosz Engineering, met with the council to discuss the 2nd Street project regarding the chip seal. The minutes state the presentation occurred but do not record technical recommendations, cost estimates, or a timeline — the record contains the motion and its outcome but not the firm’s specific advice or staff analysis. Mayor Ryan Knipfer presided by phone; Finance Officer Linda Willman and City Attorney Gary Blue were present. The motion carried with Ayes: 5, Nays: 0. The minutes do not specify next procedural steps or a revised paving schedule.
