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Itasca County amends trails grant resolution to correct snowmobile trail name
Summary
The board approved an amended Resolution 2026-14 to correct the snowmobile trail name to Cook Lake Snowmobile Trail and to align the resolution with Federal Recreational Trails Program requirements; motion approved 5–0.
Itasca County on March 3 approved an amended Resolution 2026-14 related to the Federal Recreational Trails Program grant application for the UPM/Blandin ATV/OHM Trail and the Cook Lake Snowmobile Trail. The amendment corrected the snowmobile trail name (previously listed incorrectly) and updated the number of years to reflect FRTP requirements; the motion carried 5–0.
The adopted resolution notes that the Federal Recreational Trails Program will fund up to 75 percent of the project cost and that the county and partnering clubs will secure the 25 percent match. The resolution further assures that the county and associated clubs will maintain the UPM/Blandin ATV/OHM Trail and Cook Lake Snowmobile Trail for no less than 20 years, consistent with grant program obligations.
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