County engineer reports flood damage, ongoing C13 road work and soil-loss complaint
May 28, 2024 | Butler County, Iowa
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John Riherd, Butler County engineer, told the Board of Supervisors on May 28 that recent flooding caused damage requiring repairs, that work on County Road C13 is progressing using cold-in-place methods, and that bridge repairs are ongoing.
Riherd also relayed a farmer’s concern that a neighbor’s changes were causing soil loss on the farmer’s land. Riherd noted there is an ordinance that may apply and said he will investigate the situation further to determine what can be done.
The report was delivered as an informational update; the board took no formal enforcement action during the meeting. The board subsequently approved county claims and adjourned at 9:33 a.m.
Riherd also relayed a farmer’s concern that a neighbor’s changes were causing soil loss on the farmer’s land. Riherd noted there is an ordinance that may apply and said he will investigate the situation further to determine what can be done.
The report was delivered as an informational update; the board took no formal enforcement action during the meeting. The board subsequently approved county claims and adjourned at 9:33 a.m.
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