During a recent government meeting, a landowner expressed frustration over unresolved issues regarding the Ivy Mountain connector project, highlighting a lack of communication and action from local officials. The individual, who has attended meetings for eight consecutive months, voiced concerns about a budget allocation of $455,000 intended for road paving that the community does not support.

The landowner detailed personal grievances, including a disputed easement linked to a property deed that allegedly misattributes a signature to a deceased relative. This situation has hindered their ability to manage their land effectively, limiting cattle grazing and causing safety concerns due to increased traffic on the connector.

Despite repeated attempts to engage with county officials, the landowner reported no responses or outreach from any representatives, including the county manager, commissioners, or attorney. The individual emphasized the need for a resolution, stating that the lack of communication has led to significant personal and financial strain. The meeting underscored ongoing tensions between local government decisions and community needs, raising questions about accountability and responsiveness in public service.