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grinding he feels it will make a smooth ride. Steve wants to come back with the list of bumps that need to be ground and work with J.I.L and set a date of May first. Sorensen thanked J.I.L for coming three have been mistakes and he thinks they are willing to fix the road and they need to get Wood River taken of first. Lancaster Wood River Road is one issue and she ask if the Cairo village board involved there was a part that was the village Steve said most of it was in the corporate city limits and there was some that has the 45 minute speed limit that would be county. Lancaster stated Steve needs direction Karen she agrees with the grinding of Wood River Road and expressed concern that some of it is down to the old asphalt. Steve said there were 2 spots the thickness of the overly was thin they found 2 yesterday and J.I.L will fix those. She wants to make sure those are covered. Bredthauer made a motion and Peterson seconded to allow J.I.L to grind the Wood River Road and to overlay parts that need to be overlaid to insure a smooth road and set a deadline of May 1St. Steve Riehle will make decisions that it meets the county specifications. Bredthauer, Hurst, Lancaster, Quandt Peterson, Richardson and Sorensen all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried Quandt questioned if it is not a good road after they do the grinding what are the options Steve and Sarah have looked at the contract and this is the first step but there could be removal and replacement and there are some guidelines. Steve stated the reports and graphs will be included this is the right thing to do. Richardson stated she has worked with J.I.L. and appreciates that they will make it right. 8B) SCOTT SORENSEN & KAREN BREDTHAUER PUBLIC WORKS UPDATE Sorensen stated they met with the road Department employees and there are concerns about the gravel from Mid Nebraska Aggregate. They have asked them to stop hauling because they are not getting the gravel they originally requested and have ask them to find a better product. Mark with public works is testing the gravel and they also had GSI test it. Scott distributed a spread sheet showing the results. He noted that the average is 78.8 and 80 is the bottom number. He expressed concern that the lowest may not be the best. They hope that Mid Nebraska will get some better product he has ask Sarah regarding the right of refusal. Steve have raised the specs and have an incentive. Good gravel makes a good road the 78.8 would have a 10% penalty want better gravel 6