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Niles seeks council approval for motorcycle event route in Castaneda Township

May 15, 2023 | Lock Haven, Clinton County, Pennsylvania


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Niles seeks council approval for motorcycle event route in Castaneda Township
The Lock Haven City Council meeting on May 15, 2023, focused on a request from the Dirty Davers motorcycle group to use a portion of Nittany Road for an upcoming event. The group has maintained a relationship with the city for over 33 years and is seeking permission to utilize a 0.4-mile section of the road, which is located in Castaneda Township and for which they have obtained written consent.

The request comes after previous discussions with the city authority, which initially indicated that this would be the last year they would approve the event. However, after further communication, the authority reversed its decision, allowing the group to proceed with the event under certain conditions, including the provision of liability insurance.

During the meeting, concerns were raised about potential damage to the road and the need for restoration after the event, scheduled for June 3. The Dirty Davers assured the council that they would be responsible for any necessary repairs, citing past experiences where they successfully restored roads after similar events.

Council members expressed their support for the request, noting the established nature of the road and the group's commitment to maintaining it. A motion to approve the request was made and seconded, indicating a consensus among council members to allow the event to proceed.

The meeting highlighted the ongoing collaboration between the city and local organizations, as well as the importance of ensuring safety and road maintenance during community events. The council's approval will enable the Dirty Davers to continue their tradition while addressing the concerns of road integrity and public safety.

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