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Forest agrees to look at closed roads with county

From Challis Messenger October 2th 2011

BY TODD ADAMS
Through several coordination meetings over the past year or so, the Custer County Commissioners kept asking Salmon-Challis National Forest officials to explain the data and rationale for closing roads in their 2009 travel plan.

At an October 6 government-to-government meeting, Forest Supervisor Frank Guzman initially said he had no plans to reopen the travel plan and no legal responsibility to do so. That’s because a recent judge’s ruling merely directed the agency to fix parts of it, he said.