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Daggett County Cancels Commission Meetings Amid Election Schedule Changes

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A wooden gavel rests on a stack of blank papers against a backdrop of the Daggett County desert landscape, symbolizing canceled administrative proceedings and upcoming local government schedules.
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Daggett County has canceled several upcoming commission meetings due to elections, while Alpine will begin a multi-day asphalt maintenance project next week. Additionally, a public meeting in Manila will address an RV dump appeal on June 24.

Key takeaways

  • Daggett County canceled its June 23 RDA and MBA commission meetings because of elections.
  • A public meeting regarding an RV dump appeal will take place in Manila on June 24.
  • Alpine will implement a large-scale asphalt maintenance project from June 22 to June 30.
  • Emergency water releases have lowered the Flaming Gorge reservoir level by five to six feet.

Daggett County officials announced Thursday that the June 23, 2/026, RDA and MBA commission meetings have been canceled due to elections, with regular sessions scheduled to resume on June 30.

Board of Adjustments meeting details

The cancellation of the commission meetings was confirmed in a news flash from Daggett County. Separately, the county has scheduled a Board of Adjustments public meeting for 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, June 24, at the Commission Chambers in Manila. The meeting will allow residents to learn facts regarding an RV dump appeal and voice their views.

Alpine asphalt maintenance project

In Alpine, the city announced a significant asphalt maintenance project scheduled to run from Monday, June 22, through Tuesday, June 30. The project will involve closing various surfaces to all traffic starting at 7 a.m., including sections of Alpine Boulevard, Eastview Drive, and Soldier Circle.

Road closure and parking warnings

The Alpine maintenance project requires motorists to avoid driving or walking on the treated surfaces during the closure to allow for proper curing. The city warned that vehicles parked in the maintenance area after 7 a.m. will be towed at the owner's expense, and residents could be held liable for repair costs ranging from $500 to $3,000 if they damage the surface.

Flaming Gorge lake level updates

Local officials in Daggett County noted that while recent emergency water releases have lowered the Flaming Gorge lake level by five to six feet, marinas are working to reconfigure docks. Commissioner Lytle expressed hope that a strong winter season would prevent long-term impacts on the reservoir.

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CityManila, Alpine, Flaming Gorge
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