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section line to provide access to isolated lands the funds for this will come from the inheritance fund. Casey said he will refer this to Jack. C40 (379) Schaupsville Road between Capital Avenue and 13 Street to replace an I -beam bridge with a concrete slab bridge C40 (387) Old Potash highway between 150 Road and Highway 11 this is to replace an I beam bridge with a precast concrete slab the bridge was built in 1927 C40 (399) Wiseman Road between Schimmer Drive and Wildwood Drive to replace a wood bridge with precast concrete slab bridge this project is located on the Hall - Buffalo County line and will be designed and built by Buffalo County C40 (401) White Cloud Road between Cameron Road and McGuire Road this is a cooperative project with Central Platte Natural Resources District for a dry dam for the flood control project C40 (402) Wiseman Road between Wildwood Drive and Schimmer Drive to replace a steel and timber bridge built in 1938 this is 1 /2 Buffalo County and 1 /2 Hall County C40 (403) 13 Street between Wiseman Road and 190 Road to replace a wooden bridge with culvert pipe or pipes C40(404) is on Rainforth Road between Buffalo and Monitor Roads to tear out a bridge and replace it with some crushed rock the bridge was built in 1941 C40 (405) is on Abbott Road between Bluff Center and McGuire Roads to replace a bridge built in 1941 C40 (406) this is a bridge on McGuire Road between Husker Highway and Stolley Park Road to want to replace a bridge and make it wider C40 (407) is on Rosedale Road a minimum maintenance road to improve the road and replace a bridge but this is at the landowners expense the bridge was built in 1948 C40 (408) is 2.5 miles of asphalt roads at CAAP that he wants to return to gravel Mr. Sherlock stated that he has a bridge and 2 road projects in the 6 year plan that should be considered 1R Road and the paving of Webb Road to 1R School. These are highly traveled gravel roads. Quandt noted that there was study done by the reuse committee in 2006 or 2007 regarding the roads and infrastructure at CAAP. He questioned if there were some economic development funds to address some of these roads. Schuppan stated that they may be looking at some grants to grind up the old base and return to gravel. Lancaster noted the poor condition of the roads and expressed concern on how the County could contribute to the infrastructure. Chairman Lancaster called for public participation and no one responded and she called for questions from the board members and no one responded. 5