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Post by Admin on Dec 3, 2017 10:42:08 GMT -7
GLA Board meeting, Monday, December 4, 2017 7-10 p.m. at Emigrant Hall, Emigrant MT.
To attend by phone call: 406-272-4075 or 877-660-4969.
Download the Agenda here.
As meeting documents become available we will post them here.
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Post by Admin on Dec 5, 2017 7:25:33 GMT -7
Road Committee Receives Funding for More Snow Fencing The Road Committee received $3,500.00 in extra funding to complete South Glastonbury snow fencing and commence work in North Glastonbury. The work in North Glastonbury will consist of:
1. Top of Sirius Hill - Replace 263 feet of original fencing and extend each row by 75 feet.
2. Aquarius Lane opposite the Duffy’s – 300 feet of new fencing.
3, Top of the North entrance – 80 feet of new fencing.
4. Aries Road gravel section – 250 feet of new fencing.
300 feet of snow fencing remains to be installed by Dry Creek Road in South Glastonbury. Old fencing is catching the drifts for now.
Nicknamed the "Can Do Committee" the revamped 2017 Road Committee is slowly earning a reputation for getting things done and coming in with under budget costs. They reported that both projects approved at the October GLA Board meeting were completed. Aerial map booklets are now available for snow plow drivers and contractors that need to know exactly where the end of the Glastonbury platted roads are. A gate was purchased and installed on Storey Ranch property so the Can Do committee has access for installing snow fencing and barriers. Both projects came in under projected costs and were completed by volunteer landowners. Leo Keeler designed the aerial maps. Bob Sones, Jeff Riederer and Tim Brockett installed the gate.
The snow fence materials will be ordered immediately and work will commence upon their arrival. The snow fencing is expected to pay for itself many times over by reducing drifts and subsequent plowing. All of the new snow fencing will be mounted on pressure treated 2x4's bolted to T posts and raised 12 inches above the ground. The 4 foot slatted snow fence will sit securely on top of the 2x4 and is expected to last 10 years or more. |
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Post by Admin on Jan 7, 2018 8:23:56 GMT -7
GLFPC Board Meeting Summary The Glastonbury Landowners For Positive Change released the following summary of the December 4th Board meeting. The summary was released on December 13th, 2017.
Meeting Highlights include:
● There is still no new date for the twice-delayed Annual GLA Board Election.
● Director Paul Ranttalo could be disqualified as a NG incumbent board candidate if
a Formal Complaint filed against him is taken seriously.
● The board is still waiting for a court decision on the board’s request for a
Permanent Order of Protection from Valerie and Daniel O’Connell.
● A record amount of snow fencing and barriers is being installed with all volunteer
labor.
● Demand letters are being sent to those with long-standing assessment
delinquencies, as the next step in GLA’s official collection procedure.
● Work to collect a court-ordered settlement of about $10,000 from the O’Connells
appears to be put in motion.
Download the GLFPC meeting summary here.
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