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(KNZA)--A stream bank stabilization and road repair project southeast of Robinson has been completed.
District Conservationist Matt Sprick met with the Brown County Commission Monday to update them on the project on 205th Road.
Sprick says the contractor, Aller’s LLC of Hiawatha, completed the project February 7th, ahead of schedule thanks to good weather.
The stream bank along the Wolf River and road were damaged from flooding last September.
Sprick said the total project cost was nearly $245,000.
Funding through the Natural Resources Conservation Services Emergency Watershed Protection program will reimburse the county for 75 percent of the project cost or nearly $184,000.
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