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Commissioners approve final right‑of‑way for parcel 41 to let Rocky Mountain Power move poles
Summary
Bonneville County commissioners approved right‑of‑way documents for parcel 41 on the 49th North widening project, clearing the last north‑side parcel needed for Rocky Mountain Power to begin power‑pole relocation work, staff told the board June 16.
The Bonneville County Road and Bridge commissioners voted June 16 to approve right‑of‑way documents for parcel 41 on the 49th North widening project, staff said, removing the final impediment on the north side that had prevented Rocky Mountain Power from progressing with pole relocation.
Staff told the board Rocky Mountain Power already has surveyors in the field and is starting preparatory work, and that Intermountain Gas is coordinating its own issues with Rocky Mountain Power so the power‑line moves will not be blocked by other ownership questions.
A commissioner moved to approve the right‑of‑way documents for parcel 41; another seconded the motion and the board voted in favor.
Why it matters: Approving the parcel 41 right‑of‑way clears a county administrative step that staff said is necessary for Rocky Mountain Power to proceed with pole relocation, a prerequisite for permanent utility work on the 49th North project.
What’s next: Staff will continue coordinating with Rocky Mountain Power and Intermountain Gas to finalize relocation sequencing and related easement or possession questions.
