HOLEY ROADS

Ranch Special Road District (SRD) Chairman, Lynn Breeden spent yesterday afternoon measuring the pot holes-degraded areas of the Old Quail Road section, not the Emergency Exit section of Quail Road.

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According to Breeden, he measured the 3.7 miles of Old Quail as part of a Bid Process that’s currently underway. Breeden told Ranch Matters he has “$970,000.00” in the coffers and expects the repairs/overlay to consume the majority of the money.

Breeden: “The cost to repair Quail will leave very little left over for the other Ranch roads to be maintained. He added: “All of the other degraded roads that include large pot holes, broken edges and cracks will have to wait until additional funding can be found.”

Breeden continued: “I’m aware, that in the past the Ranch HOA and the Ranch SRD partnered to build the Quail Emergency Exit at a cost of about a million dollars. The HOA along with its stakeholders/residents helped fund the construction of the Emergency Exit.

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Maybe they can revisit funding options especially now that Ranch Manager Judy Lapora is looking to help fund the Twin Rivers Church to the tune of a 100K.”

“The HOLEY roads, part of the memberships infrastructure, is where the Association money should be spent and should not be spent on a church.” “Everyone uses the Ranch roads, but not everyone attends Twin Rivers.”

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RANCH MATTERS CRR, LLC

JOHN STEVENS & DAVE STANGLAND