County engineer reports flood damage, project timelines and sign installations
County Engineer Adam Miller reported that recent heavy rains paused shouldering on B60, caused a washout on 140th Street still closed, and that bridge and resurfacing projects are advancing with some lettings and late-summer schedules; required speed limit signs under new legislation have been installed.
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County Engineer Adam Miller told the board that heavy rains and flooding along the Cedar and Little Cedar Rivers paused shouldering work on B60 and caused a culvert washout on 140th Street between Indigo and Jersey Avenues; 140th Street remains closed while other flood-related closures have reopened. Miller said rock resurfacing began this week in the southwest quadrant and that check plans for HDP(117) 155th Street Bridge were submitted for a November letting. Packard Avenue (T47) resurfacing is scheduled for late August or early September, and bridge replacement continues on 170th Street south of Rudd.
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