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Board endorses MnDOT safety plan to convert TH 62/CSAH 5 to all-way stop

Cottonwood County Board of Commissioners · July 21, 2026
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Summary

Interim County Engineer Stephen Schnieder briefed commissioners on MnDOT’s proposal to add stop signs, signing, rumble strips and street lights at the TH 62 and CSAH 5 intersection; the board gave consensus support and Schnieder will return with a contract for formal approval.

Stephen Schnieder, interim county engineer, told the board that MnDOT is proposing to install stop signs on TH 62, additional signing, rumble strips, and street lights at the intersection with County State-Aid Highway 5. Schnieder said MnDOT would pay all costs associated with converting the intersection to an all-way stop but that Cottonwood County would be responsible for maintaining signing and rumble strips, paying electricity for the lights, and maintaining or replacing lights if damaged.

Commissioners gave consensus support for MnDOT’s proposed safety improvements. Schnieder said he intends to bring a drafted contract to the board for a formal motion and vote once details and agreements are finalized. The minutes do not include a construction schedule, cost breakdown, or an agreed contract draft at this meeting.