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Engineer outlines spring road work, bridge fixes and wind company reimbursements
Summary
The county engineer told supervisors that work on the Columbia 21 bridge and other seasonal road projects is starting, noted a culvert extension and guardrail repairs, and said a windmill company agreed to reimburse up to $50,000 for hauling and rock for K Avenue.
The county engineer gave a detailed road report, saying crews will begin grading, hauling rock and preparing sites as weather allows. He said the Columbia 21 bridge right-of-way documents are complete and contractor activity should start immediately.
The engineer also described local repairs including a culvert extension on D65, a guardrail repair on E49 and planned ditching. On K Avenue he said a windmill company has agreed in writing to reimburse the county for hauling and rock — "I did get it in writing that they will reimburse up to $50,000 for rock uh, hauling equipment and everything," the engineer said — and will pay the county $5 per ton for hauling rock to stockpile locations.
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