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Public works crews start Red Creek roadwork; Moon Lake Road sign, potholes flagged
Summary
Public Works Director Mike Casper told commissioners crews began roadwork on Red Creek (CR 1) with striping to start soon, the crusher will be moved to Arcadia, and recent rains caused localized flooding; Commissioner Chugg raised a knocked-down sign and potholes on Moon Lake Road (CR 113).
Public Works Director Mike Casper reported on July 27 that crews have started roadwork on Red Creek (County Road 1) and expect the work to be completed "in a week or two," with paint delivered and striping to follow. Casper said the department is preparing a new yard for fuel tanks and plans to move the crusher to Arcadia; graders have been assigned to repair areas affected by recent rains.
Commissioner Jeff Chugg raised operational concerns about Moon Lake Road (CR 113), noting a knocked-down sign and a number of potholes that need repair. The commission and staff also discussed rights-of-way related to a road realignment in Roosevelt. No formal motion resulted from the update; staff will continue routine maintenance and scheduled projects.
