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Jewell County plans roadwork: graders before harvest, asphalt ordered for Webber black top
Summary
Commissioners and road department staff reported graveling and rocking of county roads, scheduled motor grader runs before harvest, work planned on the dispatch road this week, and an asphalt order placed to repair the Webber black top.
Commissioner Ed Duskie said residents have praised work on Randall Road. Joel Elkins of the Road Department reported crews have been graveling and rocking roads and that crews plan to work on the dispatch road this week. He said motor graders will be used on dirt roads before harvest to improve conditions.
Commissioner Ervin Underwood raised a concern about the Webber black top and the use of limestone rock in potholes; Joel Elkins said asphalt has been ordered and the county is awaiting delivery before repairing that section. The transcript also records a question about whether residents would pay for gravel and have the county haul and place it on non-FAS roads; the meeting record does not document a policy decision on resident-paid gravel placement.
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