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Supervisors hear construction update, transit rate change and regional planning items
Summary
County engineer and staff updated supervisors on W45 paving progress (about 7,000 feet left and ~20 hand pours remaining), two box culverts to be replaced, a transit mileage-rate increase to 24¢ and upcoming Grow Cedar Valley population study presentation on June 18.
The board received a construction status report and several commission and regional updates.
County engineer Alex Davis said W45 mainline paving has about 7,000 feet remaining and roughly 20 hand pours left; two box culverts still need replacement and a subcontractor is expected to begin work next week. "They have about 7,000 more feet left to pave on mainline and about 20 ish handpours left to do," Davis told the board.
Staff reports included drug-take-back results (about $2,500 reported from boxes), an Intercog discussion about increasing transit mileage rates (noted as a rise to 24¢, roughly an 8.5% increase), a planned cloud-server migration for IT redundancy, and a notice that Grow Cedar Valley will present a 70-page population study with recommendations at its June 18 meeting.
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