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Lincoln County OKs revised Allo Communications right-of-way permit after fee update
Summary
The county board authorized the chair to sign an amended right-of-way permit for Allo Communications covering work near the lake; highway superintendent Jason Schultz said the updated permit raised the fee from $824.48 to $2,722, with a small balance due after crediting the prior payment.
Jason Schultz, Lincoln County highway superintendent, told commissioners the board was being asked to authorize a revised right-of-way permit for Allo Communications covering work "south around the lake area." Schultz said the original permit fee was $824.48 and the new permit "totaled $2,722," and that after crediting the prior payment Allo owed a small additional amount.
The board moved to authorize the chair to sign the revised permit and to provide appropriate signatures. A roll-call vote approved the motion.
Why it matters: Right-of-way permits govern utility work in county roadways and ensure the county collects fees and that work is coordinated with road operations. Schultz said the company added "quite a bit" of work to the original submittal, which drove the higher fee. The board did not discuss technical details of the work in public.
Next steps: The chair will sign the revised permit as authorized; county highway staff will follow up on any on-site coordination and ensure the contractor meets permit conditions.
