Board approves borrow-pit agreements to secure material for highway work
The commissioners approved two borrow-pit agreements with David Weissenfels that allow the county to obtain pit-run material and operate necessary equipment for highway improvements.
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County Engineer Joshua Malkin presented agreements (Borrow Pit #1 and Borrow Pit #2) between Asotin County and David Weissenfels to obtain pit-run material for county highway improvement projects and to allow county operation of necessary equipment on the properties. The Board approved the agreements on a motion by Brian Shinn, seconded by Chris Seubert.
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