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County approves five-year renewal with U.S. Army Corps for nine boat ramps at no cost
Summary
The board approved a five-year, no-cost lease renewal with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers covering nine county boat ramps; the ramps were listed by name during the motion.
Lincoln County commissioners on July 10 approved a five-year lease renewal with the United States Army Corps of Engineers covering nine county boat ramps at no cost to the county.
County staff identified the covered ramps as Crooked Bridge Ramp, Fishing Creek, Forest Lake Estates, Hidden Harbor, Holloway Road boat ramp, Parkway Ramp, Maxim Road ramp, Montego Point Ramp, and Wells Creek Ramp. The county attorney and the public works director presented the renewal and asked the board to authorize the chairman and clerk to execute the agreement. The board approved the motion by voice vote.
County staff said the renewal maintains the county's current access arrangements for the ramps and carries no cost during the five-year term. The agreement formalizes use and maintenance arrangements with the Corps of Engineers for the ramps located throughout Lincoln County.
