Summary
Supervisor Micari reported residents in Tonyville are dealing with badly damaged roads during a Lindsey Strathcont District contractor's water meter installation, with cars driving in oncoming lanes to avoid the mess. He warned the county may pull the contractor's bond if paving doesn't resume as promised.
At a glance
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Last discussed Jan 13, 2026.
Impact analysis
Pulling the contractor's bond would leave the county performing and fronting the repair work, with reimbursement from the LSID.
Tonyville residents, who would see their roads repaired if paving resumes or the bond is pulled.
Tonyville residents currently endure hazardous, deteriorated roads during construction.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - Jan 13, 2026
Supervisor Micari reported residents in Tonyville are dealing with badly damaged roads during a Lindsey Strathcont District contractor's water meter installation, with cars driving in oncoming lanes to avoid the mess. He warned the county may pull the contractor's bond if paving doesn't resume as promised.
Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting - Jan 6, 2026
Supervisor Micari reported severe road damage in Tonyville from a construction project whose contractor he says is not following the rules; county staff and LSID met on it and he pledged full support for enforcement actions.
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