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Dickinson County schedules April 7 public hearing on DD61 pipeline; board approves tree-root removal
Summary
The Dickinson County board voted to hold a public hearing on Drainage District 61 and a gas pipeline and separately approved work to remove trees and tree roots in DD61. Board members flagged scheduling and notice requirements and recorded unanimous assent on both motions.
The Dickinson County board voted to hold a public hearing on Drainage District 61 (DD61) to address issues related to a gas pipeline and to approve removal of trees and tree roots in the district.
Board members discussed available dates and notice requirements before agreeing to schedule the hearing for April 7. During the discussion a staff member and board members referenced two different start times (9:15 and 9:50); the motion on the record later references April 7 at 9:50. The board also noted the matter involves "branch 399 west."
On the DD61 tree and tree-root matter the board moved and seconded an authorization to remove trees and roots in DD61 "as discussed." The motion was seconded on the record, and multiple members indicated assent during the roll call.
Actions and votes recorded in the transcript - Public hearing on DD61 and gas pipeline (action: action_dd61_public_hearing): motion moved and seconded; roll-call responses in the transcript include Levi, Mr. Dard, Kim, Steve and Bill indicating "I." The motion as recorded schedules the hearing for April 7. - Tree/tree-root removal in DD61 (action: action_dd61_tree_removal): motion moved by Levi (as recorded), seconded by Mr. Dollar; the roll call recorded multiple members saying "I."
What’s next The public hearing is on the board’s calendar for April 7; the board did not finalize additional details about the scope of removal work during the discussion and did not specify contractor or funding sources in this meeting.
Reporting note: Several transcript lines show inconsistent times (9:15 and 9:50) and contain informal speech; the article reports times and wording as they appear in the meeting record.
