Joint Drainage District 162-7 proposed drainage improvements…
Wright CountyIowa- Detected
- Aug 18, 2026
- 76 days ago
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- Infrastructure & Maintenance
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Joint Drainage District 162-7 proposed drainage improvements, including base main, extended main, and lateral B, using reinforced concrete pipe. The old main tile will not be abandoned and will remain a district asset, with open T-connections to the new main.
The project involves replacing existing undersized tile with larger diameter reinforced concrete pipe. The estimated cost is $1.608 million for all three parts. The board will put all parts out for bid with the option to remove laterals based on final bid costs. Secondary roads and the State of Iowa will pay for road crossings. The engineer will work on plans and specifications before setting a bid letting date. The completion date for the main section is aimed for May 1st to avoid crop damage, with laterals potentially extending into the summer.
From the meeting
- Source
- Wright County Iowa Board of Supervisors Meeting August 17, 2026
- Meeting date
- August 18, 2026
- Agency
- Wright County
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