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Supervisors approve multiple county right‑of‑way crossing permits
Summary
The board approved an application by Greg Coleman for 1¼-inch PVC to water cattle and two CPPD underground single‑phase powerline installations inside 2‑inch HDPE duct at Fairview Dr and Rd 785; motions passed unanimously.
During the May 26 meeting the Custer County Board approved several right‑of‑way (ROW) crossing applications.
The board approved Greg Coleman’s application to cross county ROW with 1¼‑inch PVC pipe for watering cattle on Rd 805 (11 miles west and 1 mile north on Rd 422). That motion was made by Blowers and seconded by Longmore.
The board also approved two separate applications from Custer Public Power District (CPPD) for single‑phase underground powerlines inside 2‑inch HDPE duct: one on Fairview Dr (3.4 miles north from Callaway, 8,860 feet south of intersection with Rd 796) and one on Rd 785 (8.5 miles southwest from Callaway, 1,215 feet east of Rd 418). Motions to approve those CPPD crossings were made by Longmore and seconded by Markham and Parliament, respectively. All ROW-related motions carried by roll-call votes with Ayes recorded for all present supervisors.
The minutes record approvals but do not list conditions of installation or restoration requirements; such technical specifications are typically managed by county highway staff and permitting processes.
