Members of the Pine Ridge Owners Association addressed the Goshen County Commissioners Tuesday to ask for clarification on the future of County Road 100, which runs through the Pine Ridge Subdivision about six mile north of Fort Laramie.
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TORRINGTON – Members of the Pine Ridge Owners Association addressed the Goshen County Commissioners Tuesday to ask for clarification on the future of County Road 100, which runs through the Pine Ridge Subdivision about six mile north of Fort Laramie.
During the final meeting in February, a few landowners near the subdivision but not in the subdivision addressed the commissioners to voice their opposition to the county abandoning CR 100, fearing that such a move would leave them landlocked with no legal access to their property. The commissioners assured the group that no one had petitioned the county to abandon the road and that they had never had any discussion about abandoning the road.
Goshen County Assistant County Attorney Dana Lent was on hand during the February meeting to assure property owners that Wyoming had statutes protecting landowner for becoming landlocked if access or easement arrangements changed.
On Tuesday, the members of the PROA did not tell the commissioners they wanted the road abandoned, but they were concerned about trespassing issues during the August 28 Solar Eclipse event that many in the county think could bring thousands of visitors to the county for a few days during the eclipse.