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Commissioners approve concept of grazing on RDA land near Dutch John, contingent on approvals
Summary
The Redevelopment Agency concept to allow grazing on RDA-owned land north of Dutch John was approved by the commission contingent on Forest Service and Town of Dutch John approvals; RDA jurisdictional limits were emphasized.
Gilbert Wall requested the Redevelopment Agency consider grazing on RDA land north of Dutch John, arguing that livestock would reduce grass height and lower wildfire risk. Commissioners agreed to the concept but emphasized that the RDA can act only on RDA-owned property and that the proposal requires approvals from the U.S. Forest Service and the Town of Dutch John.
Commissioner Jack Lytle moved to approve the grazing concept on RDA land contingent on those outside approvals; Commissioner Randy Asay seconded and the motion carried. The motion records show the approval was conceptual and conditioned on confirmation from the Forest Service and the town before any grazing begins.
