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Commissioners approve park inventory and several routine items including a road-naming
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 24-114 to adopt a park inventory, park plan and park regulations after brief public comment; the board also approved naming an unnamed road Leisure Lane (Resolution 24-120) and several consent items including claims and a preliminary plat.
The Yellowstone County Board of County Commissioners approved several routine but policy-relevant items on July 23.
Resolution 24-114: The board adopted a county park inventory, park plan and park regulations. Monica (county staff) opened the second public hearing and Marita Murdoch (a resident on RSID 634) asked the board to clarify proposed wording in Section 8A about what constitutes evidence of RSID support, noting outreach challenges where rental properties and unresponsive residents exist. County staff and the chair clarified that the RSID or special-improvement-district standard mirrors statutory vote thresholds (discussed as 50.1%). After public comment the board voted to adopt Resolution 24-114.
Resolution 24-120: The board held a public hearing to name an unnamed road south of Custer. Staff presented the petition and said the proposed name "Leisure Lane" was the third choice after the first two were already in use; no public opposition appeared and the board approved the naming request and corrected Certificate of Survey No. 3793.
Consent items and claims: The board approved a preliminary minor plat for T Lazy M (one-lot subdivision to remove an agricultural restriction) with conditions and approved listed claims and the consent agenda before adjourning.
These actions were routine in form but include clarifications residents raised about RSID support language and park-dedication definitions adopted elsewhere in the meeting.
