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County receives preliminary Anderson Perry right‑of‑way report; mitigation plan for east end lakebed planned
Summary
County staff said a preliminary right‑of‑way survey for a road relocation project is complete and that Anderson Perry is developing mitigation plans to address a large bridled lakebed on the project's east end; staff expects further reports and a stakeholder briefing in late summer or early fall.
Gilliam County staff told the county court on July 16 that the preliminary right‑of‑way survey for the road‑relocation project has been completed and that Anderson Perry will prepare mitigation plans for a problematic area on the project’s east end.
A county staff member said the preliminary work “has been completed with no issues” but identified one area — described as a large bridled lakebed on the east end — that requires mitigation. Anderson Perry is preparing plans to address that feature and staff said the mitigation design will be completed in time to keep the project moving toward an early‑spring construction window, though the plan may push timelines for specific tasks.
Staff said they will forward the Anderson Perry preliminary report to the commissioners and that a more detailed briefing with the consultant and county staff (including Alan and Paul) is planned for late summer; the court discussed whether to agendize a fuller update in August or September once the mitigation approach is available.
Ending
County staff said they will provide the Anderson Perry preliminary report to commissioners and plan a follow‑up briefing once mitigation details are available. No formal action was taken at the meeting.
