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Secondary Roads will require requesters to pay for supplemental sign hardware
Summary
County Engineer Laura Sievers presented and the board approved a revision to the sign installation and maintenance policy that requires requesters to pay for supplemental signs and associated hardware while the county installs and maintains them.
County Engineer Laura Sievers presented a revision to the sign installation, inspection and maintenance program (PPM 2, revision 2) prompted in part by costs associated with changes to speed-limit signage.
Under the updated policy, the county would install and maintain supplemental signs (for example, school bus stop-ahead, children at play and farm machinery signs), but the requester must pay for the sign and the post and bolts required for installation. Sievers summarized the cost pressures that prompted the update and said the policy clarifies responsibilities for requesters and staff. “the requester pay for that sign and the post and, bolts that are required for that,” she said.
The board had no objections and approved the change 5-0.
