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Commissioners hear road‑shop equipment updates and possible land donation to straighten curve
Summary
Road supervisors reported inspection of semitrailers and equipment needs; a landowner offered a parcel to straighten a curve on the county line and the county noted a culvert concern tied to Turtle Mountain Public Utilities.
Commissioner Abrahamson reported road supervisors inspected semitrailers at Evens and Rugby, noting the Evens vehicle will require repairs; the auditor was asked to contact Brandon at Butler for mower, blade and tractor rental pricing for the next meeting. Abrahamson also said carbide edges needed ordering for the St. John shop; LaRocque said spares were supposed to have been ordered last year.
A landowner offered to donate land to straighten a curve near the Bottineau County line; Chairman Schlenvogt said the proposal 'is a good deal' but added the county will need a formal agreement and to coordinate with Bottineau County. Commissioner LaRocque also raised a culvert concern on 107th Street, saying dirt had been pushed into the culvert by Turtle Mountain Public Utilities and that TMPU representative Mr. Azure needs to be notified.
