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County engineer to draft agreement after landowners request improved turnaround at end of Gulch Road

Sheridan County Commissioners / Staff Meeting · June 3, 2026
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Summary

County engineer notified commissioners that landowners have asked to improve 800 feet of unimproved road at the end of Gulch Road to create a turnaround; commissioners asked for a cost estimate and a draft agreement outlining responsibilities before approving work.

County engineer Ken Muller told commissioners on June 1 that the county had received a request from the Hutton family to improve roughly 800 feet of unimproved road at the end of Gulch Road to create a better turnaround.

Muller said the proposed change would help county maintenance crews and improve safety. He offered to bring a draft agreement that would outline what the landowner and the county would each do if the commission decided to proceed. Commissioners asked staff to provide an estimate of the county’s share of cost and for a draft agreement so the matter could return to the board for formal consideration.

Commissioners raised questions about whether the turnaround could be coordinated with a proposed waterline project and requested maps and timelines from the engineer’s office. No formal motion to fund or construct the turnaround was taken at the meeting.