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Board asks for estimates after erosion near Locust/American Legion driveway
Summary
Board members discussed putting larger 'surge' rock in a ditch near the American Legion to stop washouts; initial estimate cited was about $550 for a properly sized load, and members agreed to gather additional contractor estimates.
A board member raised erosion along the driveway near the American Legion and asked whether larger rock or drain tile would hold the bank. He said Eric Aker estimated that the size of rock needed could cost about $550 — similar to a normal load — and the board asked the public-works contact to obtain additional estimates.
Members debated whether rock would simply cause the ditch to form beside the rock and whether tying the drain into the street storm system would be a better solution. The board agreed to reach out to contractors for recommendations and prices and to bring back estimates for further decision-making.
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