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Dust Control and Grading

 
 

Dust Control

Criteria for dispensing Calcium Chloride on County and Unorganized Township roads for dust control

Roads must have a minimum Annual Average Daily Traffic (AADT) count of 50 cars per day to have chloride applied in front of homes. Medical exemptions for symptoms such as emphysema or asthma are taken into consideration if documentation from a physician can be provided.

Roads that have a AADT count that exceeds 200 cars per day will receive solid dust control. Solid dust control is the continuous application of Calcium Chloride to the road surface. On stretches of road  that are not populated, but meet the solid dust control standards, Calcium Chloride will not be applied to the road surface to save on product costs. 

Grading

Grading of either County and/or Unorganized Township roads will be done on an "as needed" basis. Factors such as weather, ground conditions, when the road was last graded, and available equipment and/or personnel are all taken into consideration by the road foreman.

Contact

4th District Highway Superintendent
Dale Johnson
Cook Office:
218-666-5261

Ely Office:  
218-365-2381
Email


5th District Highway Superintendent
Gordy Halverson
Pike Lake Office:
218-625-3849
Email


6th District Highway Superintendent
Gerald Vanguilder
218-742-9803
Email 


7th District Highway Superintendent
Chad Walters
218-312-8270
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