Sheridan County Approves MDU Agreements for Power Line Improvements
Sheridan County's Commissioners have approved two License Agreements with Montana-Dakota Utilities (MDU) for bored crossing installations on a single-phase underground line at County Road #87, also known as Beaver Creek Road. The agreements, numbered 2523LA and 2524LA, were ratified as part of the Commissioners' Consent Agenda.
The agreements, costing $165 each, involve the installation of a single-phase underground conductor. Despite the provided information, the company responsible for these installations remains unspecified.
The Commissioners' decision to ratify these agreements suggests a commitment to improving and maintaining the county's infrastructure. The bored crossing installations will likely enhance the reliability and safety of the power supply in the area.
In summary, Sheridan County's Commissioners have approved two License Agreements with MDU for bored crossing installations on a single-phase underground line at County Road #87. The agreements, totaling $330, aim to improve the county's power infrastructure. The specific company undertaking these installations, however, is not mentioned in the provided information.
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