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Town board agrees to post proposed snowmobile-route ordinance
Summary
The Maiden Rock town board voted unanimously Jan. 12 to post Proposed Ordinance 2026-1 after a presentation from Pierce County snowmobile coordinator Travis Campbell outlining route possibilities through the township.
After a presentation on possible snowmobile routes through the township, the Maiden Rock town board voted Jan. 12 to post Proposed Ordinance 2026-1 for public notice. The proposal was introduced by Travis Campbell, the Pierce County snowmobile coordinator based at Nugget Lake, and the board approved posting on a motion by Supervisor John Danneker, seconded by Supervisor Allen White.
The ordinance concerns designated snowmobile routes through Maiden Rock. Campbell presented route options and the board discussed next steps before voting to post the proposed ordinance for public review. The posting begins the public-notice phase rather than enacting any route changes.
Why this matters: Posting a proposed ordinance is a formal step that opens a public-comment period and allows the township to collect input before any ordinance adoption. The board's vote to post moves the process from preliminary study to public engagement.
Board procedure and votes: The motion to post was made by Supervisor John Danneker and seconded by Supervisor Allen White; minutes record the vote as "all in favor." No roll-call dissent or abstentions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Next steps: With the ordinance posted, the township will accept public feedback in advance of any future consideration of adopting route regulations. Residents who want details were directed to the usual township postings.
