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Daggett County agenda includes DWR proposed acquisition of Cook Wildlife Management Area inholding
Summary
The Sept. 30 Daggett County Commission and RDA agenda lists consideration of a Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) proposed land acquisition involving an inholding at the Cook Wildlife Management Area; the agenda does not provide parcel, price, or staff recommendation details.
Daggett County commissioners listed a scheduled agenda item on Sept. 30 to "discuss and consider" a proposed land acquisition by DWR involving an inholding in the Cook Wildlife Management Area. The agenda item identifies the topic but does not include parcel descriptions, purchase price, funding sources, or a staff recommendation.
The item appears in the county's policy and legislation section and is listed for discussion following a short recess for the Municipal Building Authority. The agenda provides no supporting exhibits or background materials in the published text.
Why it matters: acquisitions of inholdings inside wildlife management areas can affect public access, habitat management and county land-use responsibilities. The agenda does not indicate whether the county would be a party to the sale, whether county funds would be used, or whether approvals are required by other entities.
Officials and process: the agenda identifies the item as a county commission and Redevelopment Agency (RDA) consideration item. No staff presenter, landowner, or DWR representative is named in the agenda text. Any formal action, vote, or financial commitment would be recorded in the meeting minutes if taken.
Next steps: the agenda lists the item for discussion and consideration; the agenda does not specify a date for final action if the commission chooses to refer the matter for further review or to take a vote at a later meeting.
