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Board sets minimum road width at 28 feet
Summary
Silver Creek Township supervisors voted unanimously to set a 28-foot minimum road width, establishing a standard for future road construction and maintenance.
The board adopted a numerical standard for township roads on June 3 when Supervisor Andy Christensen moved to set minimum road specifications at 28 feet wide. Supervisor Sandy Forsman seconded the motion and it carried 3-0.
The minutes record the establishment of the 28-foot standard but do not include implementation details such as how the measurement will be applied to existing roads, whether waivers or exceptions will be allowed, or any associated cost implications.
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