Serving Gogebic, Iron and Ontonagon Counties
By RALPH ANSAMI
HURLEY — With a March 30 date for letting bids not far off, the Hurley City Council decided this week to spend $7,000 more to advance the County D road extension than was previously planned.
On Wednesday, Jeff Seamandel, of MSA Professional Services, told council members that the Union Pacific Railroad was asking $10,000 for easements on two parcels needed for the County D project.
Mayor Joe Pinardi said a parcel from another railroad company was obtained for $1,500, so $3,000 was included in the project budget for the other two parcels.
“All of the l...