Muscatine County Supervisors hear arguments from landowners on vacating road
The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors agreed to begin negotiations with the residents along a road in rural Conesville the county is considering vacating.
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The Muscatine County Board of Supervisors agreed to begin negotiations with the residents along a road in rural Conesville the county is considering vacating.
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A representative of Natel Broadband said a $75,000 contribution would help financially with the project. He said the investment would help provide some county residents with quality 100/100 Mbps broadband service for $79 per month. Slower 50/50 Mbps service would run about $59 per month.
At Tuesday’s meeting, Quigley said he did not think the supervisors were prepared to make any decision because much of the FY 23 preliminary budget information was still unknown.