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County: Trail Road FEMA permit needs landowner signature; board held brief attorney‑client session
Summary
Commissioners discussed Trail Road FEMA permitting, entered brief attorney‑client executive sessions, and said the landowner must sign the FEMA permit or provide a power of attorney; an attorney on the call agreed to prepare the POA.
The Board discussed a FEMA permit for the Trail Road area that requires the property owner’s signature before the permit can move forward. The Board entered two short executive sessions for attorney‑client privilege to discuss Trail Road with county counsel and select staff in attendance.
After the sessions, Ryan McMillian raised his FEMA permit; the Board said the landowner must sign the permit or provide a power of attorney. Wade Carter, attorney for R. McMillan (by phone), said he would prepare the power of attorney for the landowner so the permit could be finalized.
County staff present for the discussion included County Appraiser Kim Winsett and Highway/Weed Administrator Rod Michaud. The matter was discussed as an open item pending the landowner signature or an executed power of attorney; no final permitting action was recorded at the meeting.
