Tama County Supervisors Larry Vest and Dan Anderson met with County Engineer Lyle Brehm Monday morning. Brehm presented the 2017-2021 Construction Plan for the road department Scheduled for 2016 is bridge inspections. Scheduled for 2017 is bridge work in Salt Creek Township in section26-27, bridge work in Buckingham Township, section 22 on Highway D65, Toledo and Howard Township on 280th Street as well as resurfacing on Highway E49 from the Marshall County line east to F Avenue, and resurfacing in Clark township on Highway D65 from Highway 21 east to the Tama County line. Also resurfacing on X Avenue south to halfway between 190th and 200 th Streets. Scheduled for 2018 is thin surfacing on Highway E36 from S Avenue east to the Tama County Line or Highway 21, as well as bridge work on M Avenue between Section 12 in Crystal Township and Section 7 in Perry Township. Scheduled for 2019 will be the grading on L Avenue on 310th Street south to the highway. This has been postponed for several years. Also for 2019 is paving on C Avenue north from Highway 30 past the Quarry to 290th Street, and bridge work on 310th Street just west of Toledo (Toledo Heights). 2020 work will include resurfacing Highway E64 from Highway 63 east to Highway V18. Bridge work in Geneseo township on Highways D65 and 21, and bridgework in Richland Township on P Avenue in Section 33. Also schedulied for 2020 is Paving on L Avenue in Toledo Township from 310th Street south to the Highway. In other business a resolution was passed to change the Federal functional classification of roads in the city of Tama. Only major collector roads under the Tama County Federal Functional Classification map are eligible for federal financial assistance. Fifth Street in Tama is listed as a major collector from Jackson Street to Business 30 The City of Tama has changed the truck route to 5th Street starting at US 63 and stopping at Business US 30, so the 3rd Street and Jackson Street alignment is no longer the truck route. The City of Tama has requested a Federal Functional Classification map change to the IDOT so that major collector classification match the truck route. The Tama County Board of Supervisors voted to delete the major collector classification from Third Street from US Highway 63 to Jackson Street and Jackson Street from 3d Street to 5th Street. This change will follow the City of Tama truck route. A hearing was held to discuss the Chamber Bridge. Two such meetings are required for public input before work can start on an historical bridge. One hearing was held a year ago in April and today. No one showed up for the hearing so plans will progress on Chamber Bridge. Two utility permits were approved for Poweshiek water in Perry and Grant Townships. Claims for $77,877.25 were approved