Board recommends statutory boundary adjustment to enable future trail connection with state park
County staff and a state parks representative said the request to adjust a statutory boundary for a 31-acre Bolin parcel would let state parks seek legislative approval and pursue easements for a future trail connection and other park management activities; the board voted to recommend approval to the parks division for legislative submission.
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County planning staff and a representative from Front Neck State Park described a request to approve a statutory boundary adjustment covering a 31-acre parcel owned by Jeff and Anne Bolin. Staff said the request is narrower than a previously denied, larger parcel and is intended to allow state parks to seek legislative authority to include the parcel within a statutory boundary — the first step that permits park staff to negotiate easements, controlled-burn management and invasive-species cooperation with adjacent landowners.
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