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County engineer presents scaled-back Stewart Trail master plan
Summary
Lincoln County’s engineer presented a revised, scaled-back Stewart Trail Recreation Area master plan and answered commissioners’ questions about features including the McCoy Creek turnout and implications for Commissary Ranches.
Amy Butler, Lincoln County engineer, presented the final Stewart Trail Recreation Area master plan during the May 4 meeting and said the plan had been scaled back from earlier versions.
Butler explained the changes and walked commissioners through specific elements, answering questions about access points and the McCoy Creek turnout, as well as interactions with property interests at Commissary Ranches. Commissioners pressed for clarifications and Butler provided technical explanations and cost/feasibility context.
The presentation did not include a request for immediate funding or a formal vote; commissioners received the plan and discussed next steps and potential follow-up with county staff.
Next steps: county engineering staff will continue internal review and supply any required cost estimates or permits if the commission moves toward implementation.
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