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Trustees discuss Casper Mountain projects, Beartrap shelter grant and wayfinding signs
Summary
Trustees listed multiple Casper Mountain items on the March 12 agenda, including a Beartrap shelter grant application and wayfinding-sign updates; Chairman Dave North said mountain work depends on agreements and noted Hell's Half Acre improvements were overdue.
The Natrona County Parks Board on March 12 listed several Casper Mountain items—including a Beartrap shelter grant application and an update on wayfinding signage—during the board-discussion portion of its meeting.
Chairman Dave North told attendees that work on Casper Mountain projects will depend on necessary agreements, and he characterized planned improvements at Hell's Half Acre as long overdue. The minutes place the Beartrap shelter grant application and the wayfinding-sign update on the agenda but do not record staff presentations, grant details, or specific funding amounts.
The minutes do not show any formal votes, approvals, or commitments related to the Beartrap application or signage work at this meeting. Trustees expressed general support for parks and thanked staff; where specifics were lacking the minutes note that further work will depend on agreements and future staff follow-up.
The meeting adjourned at 6:16 p.m.
