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Board sets May 19 hearing to consider revoking County Roads 102 and 104 to May Township

Cass County Board of Commissioners · April 7, 2026
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Summary

County Engineer Darrick Anderson said CR 102 (a five‑mile gravel segment serving 11 fire numbers) and CR 104 (two‑mile paved route with ADT 169) have been identified for revocation; the board scheduled a public hearing May 19 in May Township where the township has expressed support but maintenance concerns.

County Engineer Darrick Anderson asked the board to set a public hearing on revoking County Roads 102 and 104 to May Township. Anderson described CR 102 as a five‑mile gravel segment north of CSAH 34 that serves 11 fire numbers and parallels CSAH 35; CR 104 is a two‑mile paved stretch with an average daily traffic count of 169 that serves primarily local connections, including a church. Both roads were noted in the 2024 Long Range Transportation Plan as revocation candidates. The board set the hearing for May 19, 2026 at 6:00 PM in May Township (5834 112th St SW, Pillager, MN). Anderson said May Township supports the revocation but raised concerns about maintaining the extra mileage and how mileage affects gas‑tax allotments.

The hearing will allow township officials and residents to comment before commissioners make a final decision on transfer of jurisdiction and maintenance responsibility.