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Board discusses locations for USFS interpretive signs; no motion taken

Rico Town Board · January 15, 2025
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Summary

The board heard a U.S. Forest Service representative and a landowner on possible interpretive sign sites and directed staff to explore alternative locations, including the new town shop and the Van Winkle property; no formal motion was made.

During the Jan. 15 meeting Mayor Patrick Fallon introduced a U.S. Forest Service representative identified in the minutes as Michelle, who provided commentary on interpretive signs proposed for USDA Forest Service projects. Landowner Michael Contillo also commented on possible placements. The trustees discussed site constraints and asked staff to explore alternatives.

The minutes record direction to consider the new town shop or the Van Winkle property as alternative sign locations; no motion or vote was recorded. The board left the matter for staff follow-up rather than taking immediate action.