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State wildlife agency flags deteriorating West Shore Drive culvert, asks town to pursue NDEP funding
Summary
In a letter read to the board, Inland Fisheries and Wildlife said part of the West Shore Drive culvert is state-owned and "a deteriorating culvert which needs to be replaced," and requested NDEP funding assistance; Selectmen noted the letter lacked identified money.
The Town Administrator read a letter from Inland Fisheries & Wildlife about the West Shore Drive culvert that said a portion of the culvert is state-owned and "it is a deteriorating culvert which needs to be replaced," while stressing that access to the other portion of the lake must remain. The letter listed a timeline and requested the town pursue funding from the NDEP to support replacement work.
Selectmen discussed the letter and noted IFW's expectations were not accompanied by identified funding. The Town Administrator said IFW had been included throughout earlier engineering and grant planning this year; the board agreed to provide a copy of the letter to Will Langley, District One Road Commissioner, for review and follow-up with the Town Administrator.
