Resident asks why County Road 30 can't be asphalted after chip-seal work
Malcolm "Bud" Inzer told the commission County Road 30 has washboarding, standing water and a damaged culvert; he asked why a heavier overlay or asphalt couldn't be used to fix recurring damage and safety concerns.
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Malcolm "Bud" Inzer, who said he has lived in the area more than 31 years, told commissioners the first 0.25–0.5 mile of County Road 30 (between County Road 37 and County Road 16) has persistent washboarding, standing water and a failing culvert. "All I'm asking is consideration to fix the road so that it us that drives vehicles that we pay good money for," Inzer said, requesting a more durable solution than repeated chip seals.
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