Archive for the tag 'paving'

Jul 29 2010

North Fork Road draft study released, discussed

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Here’s the Flathead Beacon’s take on last Tuesday’s public open house to discuss the North Fork Road corridor study draft . . . To pave or not to pave? The question of what to do with the North Fork Road was further debated Tuesday night in Columbia Falls. Residents, local business owners and Flathead County [...]

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Jul 29 2010

Lack of money likely to deter North Fork Road paving plans — for now, at least

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Here’s the Daily Inter Lake’s write-up on last Tuesday’s public open house to discuss the North Fork Road corridor study draft. If for no other reason, it’s worth reading for Flathead County Commissioner Jim Dupont’s pragmatic comments . . . To pave or not to pave may not be the question. Due to lack of [...]

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Jul 29 2010

Public comments sought on North Fork Road corridor study draft

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This week’s Hungry Horse News has a good summary of last Tuesday’s public open house to discuss the North Fork Road corridor study draft. Note that public comments are due by August 10. Send e-mail to mdtnffrteam@mt.gov or write to Lani Eggertsen-Goff, PB 488 E. Wincester Street, Suite 400, Murray, UT 84107. The draft corridor [...]

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Jul 24 2010

Meeting scheduled to review draft North Fork Road corridor study

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Here’s some more information on the upcoming public meeting on the North Fork Road corridor study from yesterday’s Daily Inter Lake . . . An open-house-style meeting has been scheduled for the public to review and give comments on the corridor study of a portion of the North Fork Road. The meeting will start at [...]

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Jul 21 2010

Draft North Fork Road corridor study document is now available; meeting on July 27th

According to an email sent out yesterday afternoon by Pam Murray of PB Americas, the draft North Fork Road corridor study document is now available online and, for those of you traveling down-valley, on paper. (If you came late to the party, the corridor study is a $125K project looking at alternatives for improving the [...]

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Jul 01 2010

Two environmental groups claim paving North Fork Road may violate law

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The road. Again. This time, the National Parks Conservation Association and Earthjustice are weighing in. From this week’s Hungry Horse News . . . Two environmental groups have laid out a legal case against paving a section of the North Fork Road. The National Parks Conservation Association and Earthjustice have submitted an eight-page letter detailing [...]

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Mar 15 2009

North Fork Road paving on county wish list for stimulus money

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The Tuesday, March 10, 2009 online edition of the Daily Inter Lake had an article on the Flathead County Commissioner’s wish list of projects for federal stimulus funds. This includes the following excerpt of interest to North Forkers: …Roads figure heavily into the county’s proposed stimulus projects. Among the most expensive road projects on the [...]

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Dec 05 2008

County sets aside $100,000 for dusty roads

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The Thursday, December 4, 2008 online edition of the Hungry Horse News included a report on the November 20th meeting concerning the North Fork Road called by Commissioner Gary Hall. It is an interesting read. Although the meeting concentrated mostly on dust remediation and funding issues, there was another little gem of more immediate interest: [...]

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Nov 08 2008

Yet another dust meeting

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Outgoing Flathead County Commissioner Gary Hall wants to have another meeting on the North Fork Road. This one, apparently, will concentrate on dust mitigation issues.

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Oct 10 2008

Road paving & land development report released

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One of the factors in the ongoing road maintenance debate is the impact of paving on increased land development and settlement. Headwaters Economics along with Chris Servheen of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the University of Montana just released a report titled “Land Use Effects of Paving Rural Roads in Western Montana” that [...]

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