Khunter
Well-known member
They wont let up that I can see.I work for Garfield County. Will be at the hearing but on another matter.
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It looks like the discussion will only be in executive session, so khunter probably won't be able to provide an update.Let us know how it goes - it read like they were just discussing funding for ongoing cases, but it doesn't sound like there's been any real movement on this in over a year...
There are many cases where the county still maintains those roads even though they are blocked by the locked gate. The county road crews have keys or they call the landowner to open the gate. Been going on for decades.I'm confused about one item with this case and Google searching this topic has resulted in articles saying different things. Maybe someone on here has correct Intel.
If there is a gate right now blocking access on this road and its been like that since the 70s, it clearly isn't a public road anymore at least from that particular point onward. So then, is the idea here that some time in the 70s, it was indeed a maintained public road by the county and when the gate was installed no one from the county challenged it?
So at the least the county has been maintaining "private" roads?There are many cases where the county still maintains those roads even though they are blocked by the locked gate. The county road crews have keys or they call the landowner to open the gate. Been going on for decades.
Sometimes, those are the only ones they have time to get to. I know in our county, the district commissioner takes care of his friends and family first.So at the least the county has been maintaining "private" roads?
Essentially, yes.So then, is the idea here that some time in the 70s, it was indeed a maintained public road by the county and when the gate was installed no one from the county challenged it?
It looks like the discussion will only be in executive session, so khunter probably won't be able to provide an update.
Happens here to.....Sometimes, those are the only ones they have time to get to. I know in our county, the district commissioner takes care of his friends and family first.
Same here, was off in NW WY for a few weeks - thanks for sharing the article!Been gone hunting, did not get to listen in. Article in the paper today.
https://www.gjsentinel.com/news/wes...cle_0f36c56e-1228-11eb-b613-63317eeb2c2a.html