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Missoula County posts Plum Creek easement info on its Web site

September 13, 2008 /

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Missoula County officials concerned about road-easement discussions between Plum Creek Timber Co. and the U.S. Forest Service have received some easement details from the company, which says more information will be provided.

Deputy County Attorney D. James McCubbin said the information, posted Friday on the county’s Web site, is relevant to an underlying Freedom of Information Act request the county submitted to the Forest Service this summer. The material Plum Creek supplied includes an easement map and spreadsheet, and is separate from the Forest Service’s previous FOIA response.

Earlier this year, county officials expressed alarm about a tentative easement amendment that they say could lead to increased development of Plum Creek lands in remote areas and perhaps drive up the cost of providing public services, such as fire protection.

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