Board allows changes to county-leased grazing road after lessee apology
Summary
Brian Lamm, a lessee on county property, apologized for digging holes in a road to deter thieves; the Board approved his changes on the condition proper signage remains posted and asked staff (Trevor) to document the approval.
Brian Lamm, who grazes cattle on county-leased land, told the Board he had dug holes in an access road and posted signs warning of danger and no trespassing after a recent theft of cattle. Lamm acknowledged he had not obtained prior permission and expressed regret. After Board discussion, Commissioner Eames moved to allow the current changes provided proper signage remains posted; Commissioner Buhler seconded and the motion carried. The minutes record that "Trevor" will write up the approval.
The Board’s action permitted the temporary road alterations to remain, conditioned on continued signage. No enforcement action or citations were recorded in the meeting minutes.
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