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Commissioners approve $35,775 culvert purchase for Road 29 and K
Summary
Rawlins County authorized the purchase of a 7-foot culvert from ACE/Eaton Metals for $35,775 to replace a bridge at Road 29 and Road K, to be paid from the Special Bridge Fund; a detour will be used during work and USDA assistance is being sought to clear creek debris.
The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 3 approved buying a 7-foot culvert from ACE/Eaton Metals for $35,775 to replace a bridge at Road 29 and Road K. Road and Bridge supervisor Wayne Lanning presented drawings for the replacement and said a detour will be put in place while work proceeds.
Commissioner Lincoln Pochop moved to purchase the culvert from ACE/Eaton Metals for $35,775 out of the Special Bridge Fund; Commissioner Mark Mosley seconded and the motion carried. Lanning said he expects to fund the purchase from the Special Bridge Fund and is coordinating debris-clearing with the U.S. Department of Agriculture, which would cover roughly 75% of that cleanup cost while the county would cover about 25%.
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