Work on Dunn County Highway Q set to begin soon
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Roadwork on Dunn County Highway Q between State Highway 64 and 1110th in Tiffany Township is set to begin shortly according to information from the Dunn County Highway Department’s website.
The project length is 3.75 miles and includes adding four inches of new base course to the existing roadway before pulverizing and laying 24 feet of asphalt and three feet of new shoulders.
The project also includes replacement of all cross culverts and cleaning or replacing driveway culverts as needed and widening shoulders and re-shaping ditches. Mailboxes will be relocated to meet standard height and offset.
County Highway Q will be closed during the construction with the detour being on State Highway 79 and County Highway N.
The total projected cost of this Highway reconditioning is set at $1,200,000.
Work on County Highway J
Dunn County Highway J will receive pavement replacement work, which is scheduled to start mid-summer.
The work will include a new 24-foot warm mix asphalt and a three foot wide shoulder of 3.73 miles, from State Highway 79 to 810th Avenue in Sherman Township. Included in the project is the replacement of all cross culverts, cleaning or replacement of driveway culverts, and widening shoulders and re-sloping ditches as required. Mailboxes will be relocated as required to meet current standards of height and offset.
Highway will be closed during construction and a detour implemented. The total project cost is projected at $1,150,000.
Work on County Highway V
Dunn County is also planning to do pavement replacement on County Highway V from Highway 25 in Ridgeland east to 665th Street in Wilson Township for a distance of 4.12 miles.
The work also includes a new 24-foot wide warm mix asphalt and three foot shoulders with replacement of all cross culverts, and cleaning or replacing driveway culverts, and re-sloping ditches as required and relocating mailboxes.
The highway will be open during the construction with temporary lane closures. The estimated cost of this project is one million dollars.

