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Maiden Rock board votes to post proposed snowmobile routes ordinance for public comment
Summary
The Town of Maiden Rock board voted unanimously Jan. 12 to post Proposed Ordinance 2026-1, which would formalize snowmobile routes through the township after a presentation by the Pierce County snowmobile supervisor. The vote was to post the ordinance for public review, not to adopt it.
The Town of Maiden Rock board on Jan. 12 voted to post Proposed Ordinance 2026-1, which would establish snowmobile routes across township roads and lands, after a route presentation from a Pierce County official.
Travis Campbell, identified in the meeting as the Pierce County snowmobile supervisor based at Nugget Lake, presented possible route alignments and answered questions about how the routes would operate. After discussion, Supervisor John Danneker moved to post the proposed ordinance for public review; Supervisor Allen White seconded the motion and all were in favor.
The board's action was to post the proposed ordinance for public notice and comment; no adoption or final vote on Ordinance 2026-1 was recorded at the meeting. The posting begins the local review period and gives residents an opportunity to review the proposed routes and submit feedback before the board considers final action.
The town clerk recorded the motion to post and indicated the item will remain on future agendas as the ordinance moves through the public-review process.
