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Itasca County amends road‑revocation record for Lake Jessie Township, clarifies 2‑year maintenance timing
Summary
The County Board corrected the record for Resolution 2026-7 to state the county's two‑year maintenance obligation begins after the existing bituminous surface is removed and replaced with approximately 3 inches of Class I aggregate; the correction passed 5–0.
The Itasca County Board adopted a corrected record for Resolution 2026-7 clarifying the county's maintenance obligation for two connecting segments that revert to Lake Jessie Township. Transportation staff updated the WHEREAS language to state the two-year maintenance period begins after the existing bituminous surface has been removed and replaced with 3 inches of Class I aggregate surfacing; the correction was approved by the board (5–0).
The adopted amended resolution references Minnesota Statute 163.11, Subd. 5 as the authority for revocation and explains that, after public hearing and review, the segments are local in nature and should revert to the township. The amended text includes the explicit maintenance language: "Itasca County will continue to perform maintenance on these segments for two years after the existing bituminous has been removed and replaced with 3 inches of Class I aggregate surfacing."
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