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Developer outlines plan to stop late‑night deliveries blocking road
Summary
Developer Cody Acres and construction manager Robert Boyer told commissioners they'll change dispatch paperwork and route deliveries to off‑site staging addresses to prevent drivers parking on local roads overnight.
Developer Cody Acres, who identified himself in the meeting as a Nexair Energy Resources representative, and construction manager Robert Boyer said they will change dispatch practices to reduce delivery trucks parking on the road near Neniska Flats.
“It's no longer gonna give the address of the actual site, so they're not coming in there in the middle of the night,” Acres said, describing a plan to list nearby commercial addresses on dispatch paperwork and intercept drivers at staging points. Commissioners acknowledged previous complaints and said staff (Doug) had been contacted about right‑of‑way questions.
The developers said the change should limit repeat offenders; if drivers who already know the site still show up, they intend to deny the load for that day so the carrier bears the cost. Commissioners thanked the developers for the mitigation plan and asked staff to monitor whether the new routing reduces off‑hour parking.
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