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Washington Street bike path delayed by right-of-way litigation; village says it will maintain path once built
Summary
Mayor Buckley told trustees Feb. 18 that a bike path planned for Washington Street is delayed by right-of-way litigation; the village is not responsible for construction costs but will maintain the path after completion, and a resident asked whether snow removal is included in maintenance.
Mayor Buckley told the board the Washington Street bike path project is delayed because of ongoing litigation over a right-of-way. "The Village of Third Lake is not responsible for any of the construction costs but will be responsible for maintaining the path once it is complete," he said at the Feb. 18 meeting.
During the meeting's public comment period, resident Chris Trendle asked whether snow removal would be part of the village's maintenance duties for the path; Mayor Buckley said he was unsure and that he would clarify whether snow removal is included in the agreement. The minutes record no immediate clarification or formal direction to staff on the snow-removal question.
