Secondary Roads reports hauling running well; sewer inspection finds uphill pipe causing backups
March 30, 2026 | Adams County, Iowa
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At the March 30 meeting the Adams County Board received a Secondary Roads update outlining planning and operational items.
Carter, reporting on Secondary Roads, passed out copies of the department's five‑year plan and reported that hauling rock operations are proceeding well. Dale said staff are preparing a rock‑area map to guide future hauling and maintenance.
The minutes also record that RJ's Plumbing inspected a sewer line and identified a segment of pipe that is running uphill and causing backups; the minutes do not record further technical details or a timeline for repair.
Carter, reporting on Secondary Roads, passed out copies of the department's five‑year plan and reported that hauling rock operations are proceeding well. Dale said staff are preparing a rock‑area map to guide future hauling and maintenance.
The minutes also record that RJ's Plumbing inspected a sewer line and identified a segment of pipe that is running uphill and causing backups; the minutes do not record further technical details or a timeline for repair.
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