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Committee denies CTH H seasonal weight-limit removal after pavement concerns

April 01, 2026 | Oneida County, Wisconsin


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Committee denies CTH H seasonal weight-limit removal after pavement concerns
The Oneida County Public Works & Solid Waste Committee voted to deny a request from County Ready Mix Corporation to remove the seasonal weight limit on County Trunk Highway H (CTH H) from STH 70 to the company's pit entrance.

Highway Commissioner Alex Hegeman told the committee the asphalt thickness on the requested segment measured about three to three-and-one-quarter inches, which he said is below current standards for supporting unrestricted seasonal loads. Bill Mueller, representing county materials, said the request’s purpose was to allow transportation of heavy equipment tied to the seasonal plant operation.

Robb Jensen asked whether approving the request would invite similar petitions on other roads. After discussion, Jensen moved and Dan Hess seconded a motion to deny the removal request; meeting minutes record the motion as carried.

Why it matters: allowing a permanent or seasonal removal of weight limits can accelerate deterioration on county pavements that are not built to support recurring heavy truck traffic, and the commission expressed concern about consistent standards and future similar requests.

Next steps: The denial was recorded in the meeting minutes; no further action on this item was specified.

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