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After tree-trimming damage, staff reports $2,800 settlement offer and applies for 90/10 road grant
Summary
Town staff reported damage to roads by a tree-trimming company and said the company offered $2,800 to cover the damage; staff has produced a WISLR rating map, prepared a five-year road plan, and applied for state grants, including a 90/10 grant that could fund Prairie Road in 2026 if awarded.
During the Roads Review, staff member Lukasz told the board a tree-trimming company had damaged roads and had offered $2,800 to cover the damage. Lukasz said he would get the paperwork signed, notarized and emailed back; the minutes note the damage remains visible though improved. Lukasz also reported he gained access to the WISLR program and presented a rating map he completed.
Lukasz described a five-year road plan and said he has applied for state grants. The board indicated interest in applying for a 90/10 grant; if the town wins the grant, Prairie Road could be completed in 2026. No grant award, construction timetable, or contractor schedule was recorded in the minutes.
