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Fraser’s Snow Management Plan: Keeping Winter Roads Clear and Safe

The Town of Fraser recently received a court ruling confirming that certain land will be protected as a conservation easement.While the specific boundaries and allowances of the conservation easement have not yet been determined, the conservation easement area will be generally located west of Highway 40 and east of Old Victory Road.Conservation easements permanently limit development on the land while allowing for uses that are consistent with conservation purposes.The Town is seeking community input to better understand public perspectives related to the future use, access, and management of this conservation easement area.This survey is intended to gather general feedback and does not represent a decision or commitment regarding specific uses. All responses will be considered as part of a broader planning and review process. The specific boundaries and allowances of the conservation easement will be determined through negotiations with the property owner or as ruled by the district judge.

The Town of Fraser is replacing the water metering system. Most of our water meters have reached their life expectancy and need replacement. Additionally, the old meters have had accuracy issues and require the Town to pay service fees. The new meters can alert homeowners of leaks or freezing pipe temperatures, preventing expensive issues before they happen.

This project is funded by a federal grant and is provided free of charge to our customers. We understand that some of your meters are only a few years old, however we need to replace all meters to change service providers.