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Commission approves Golden West ROW and hears bridge inspection updates
Summary
Commissioners approved a right-of-way occupancy for buried fiber to serve Carroll Creek Road and received a bridge inspection update noting seven bridges inspected and a 10-year documented need to replace the Buffalo Gap bridge; a BIG grant application will be prepared in January.
The commission granted Golden West Telecommunications a right-of-way occupancy permit for a buried fiber optic facility to serve 26212 Carroll Creek Road after a request from Highway Superintendent Jesse Doyle. The motion was moved by Commissioner Mark Hartman, seconded by Michael Busskohl and carried unanimously.
Brosz Engineering presenters Bruce Wilsey and Daniel Cichosz reported that seven of the inspectable bridges have been inspected. They said the Buffalo Gap bridge has been under study for 10 years and needs replacement; the Cheyenne River bridge requires backwall and beam repairs but shows no structural deficiency. Brosz will provide a cost estimate; staff indicated a January application for a BIG grant to improve scoring for funding.
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