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Commissioners hear mixed progress on C Rd; crews to begin laying rock on first 3 miles
Summary
Road supervisor Travis Story told commissioners the first three miles of the C Rd project 'look really good' and crews will begin laying rock, while the south three miles have had blowouts requiring patching; Gana Company had five trucks hauling but returned one to Lincoln.
Travis Story reported that the C Rd work is advancing but with uneven results: "the first 3 miles look really good and they will begin laying the rock," while the south three miles have experienced blowouts and needed patches. Story also said two county trucks and a water truck have been down at different times and that a contractor (Gana Company) had five trucks hauling last week but removed one to return to Lincoln.
Commissioners raised multiple local road and bridge needs during the discussion. Chairman Kurt Ifland asked about a blade on 280 Rd east of C Rd and mentioned a potential excess dirt offer from a bridge on M Rd that Story said the county could haul. Commissioner Jim Gwennap listed several other sites with concerns, including tubes, bridges and dirt piles along numbered roads; Story said the bridge crew was addressing some of those cleanup efforts.
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