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Board approves Z-20 fog-seal final plans for next summer
Summary
Jackson County approved final plans for a fog-seal project on Z-20 (near Spragueville) with a December letting and heard that crews are continuing reclamation work on other routes.
County engineer Jaden Shekel presented final plans for the Z-20 fog-seal project, describing the route as starting at Highway 64 and continuing north toward Spragueville for roughly 4–5 miles, skipping the Spragueville city limits where the city retained FM funds. The board approved the final plans for the project and confirmed a December letting date.
Shekel reported field crews are reclaiming and that progress depends on weather; he told the board the work is expected to continue through the week while crews monitor compaction and moisture. "Once that's done, it's nice," a board member said after reviewing recent overlay results. The board voted to approve the plans as presented.
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