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Cloud County closes Trail Road to the public but declines to approve permanent vacation
Summary
A hearing on the proposed vacation of Trail Road ended without approval of a permanent vacation; the board closed the road to public use and told landowners any improvements must be through the County Highway Request & Petition process. Ryan McMillan was asked to complete the petition form for requested upgrades.
The Cloud County Board of Commissioners opened a hearing March 3 on a proposed vacation of Trail Road but did not approve a permanent vacation. Instead, the board ordered the described road closed to the public and advised that any improvements would be the responsibility of adjacent landowners and must proceed through the county's Highway Request and Petition process.
During the hearing, Ryan McMillan requested upgrades to the closed road and said work would be done by Snyder Construction; the board asked McMillan to submit a formal Petition & Request form to initiate any permitted changes. County Highway and Weed Administrator Rod Michaud and County Appraiser Kim Winsett were present during the hearing and the matter was closed at 9:12 a.m.
The action halts public access to the described stretch of Trail Road but does not transfer ownership or approve a permanent vacation; the minutes note that the board did not approve the vacation during this meeting. Any future authorization for upgrades or a permanent vacation would require the formal petition process and separate board action.
