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Oliver County weed board affirms county responsibility to control noxious weeds to 33 feet from road center; cost-share program to continue
Summary
The Oliver County Weed Board voted to treat noxious weeds on county‑maintained roads up to 33 feet from the road center and discussed logistics for a continuing cost‑share chemical program, storage options and a proposed weed control officer contract.
The Oliver County Weed Board voted to make the county responsible for controlling noxious weeds to 33 feet from the center of county‑maintained roads and debated how to run the county’s longstanding cost‑share chemical program.
Board member (speaker 1) moved that “the county is responsible for 33 feet off the center for noxious weed control on roads that are maintained by county blades.” The motion was seconded and carried on a voice vote after members clarified the change applies to noxious‑weed treatment during normal spraying windows, not unlimited or continuous blanket spraying.
The vote follows a season‑review discussion in which members said contractor Scott had sprayed main roads last year and…
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