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Town to explore Thrall Dam habitat restoration using ROOST funds
Summary
Luke McNalley briefed the board on rehabilitation plans for Thrall Dam to improve wildlife habitat and trails. He noted the town receives $75,000 per year from ROOST and Supervisor Monty suggested spreading the project over three years at roughly $25,000 per year.
At the May 13 meeting, Luke McNalley described plans to rehabilitate Thrall Dam to improve rough grouse, turkey and deer habitat and to do trail work. McNalley said the town receives $75,000 a year from ROOST for related programming; Supervisor James Monty suggested allocating roughly $25,000 per year over three years to fund the project.
The board voted to take the next step and to look further into the Thrall Dam Habitat and Restoration Project. No contractor or detailed schedule was provided during the discussion; the board authorized staff to pursue further investigation and planning.
