Rawlins County declines to vacate County Road 36, reclassifies it as minimum-maintenance road
At a Sept. 15 public hearing the Rawlins County commissioners decided not to vacate County Road 36 and instead to reclassify it as a minimum-maintenance road to be maintained by the adjacent property owner, with signage to be installed.
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The Rawlins County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 15 decided not to vacate County Road 36 and instead to change the roadway’s status to a minimum-maintenance road, County Attorney Christopher A. Rohr read a draft resolution reflecting that decision.
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