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Custer County approves ROW permits for Mt. Rushmore Telephone fiber; culvert work planned
Summary
Commissioners approved two right-of-way permits for Mt. Rushmore Telephone to install fiber along east French Creek and south Fairburn roads and discussed culvert replacements on America Center and French Creek roads; Doyle said $33,800 remains in the Rural Infrastructure Fund.
The Custer County Commission on Sept. 3 approved two right-of-way occupancy permits allowing Mt. Rushmore Telephone Co. to install fiber along east French Creek Road and south Fairburn Road.
Highway Superintendent Jesse Doyle told the commission the permits are part of a larger company project. Doyle also described preliminary plans to replace undersized, deteriorating culverts on America Center Road and French Creek Road, saying work will be conducted at night to avoid a 25-mile detour. He noted there is "$33,800 remaining in the Rural Infrastructure Fund." Commissioners voted to approve each permit; motions carried with all present voting "aye."
The commission recorded no objections to the permits and did not delay the projects. The culvert work remains in the planning stage; Doyle said he will proceed with design and scheduling mindful of traffic detours and nighttime construction needs.
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