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As to paving the road, Kramer noted that this couldn’t be accomplished without an additional 20-foot right-of-way donation from each property owner along the gravel stretch. According to Kramer, Askew said that only two owners had agreed to date to donate the necessary right-of-way—Jack DeBergh and the ski area itself.
Later, Moore acknowledged that the ski area’s property did not extend down to the road where right-of-way was required and added that no one had formally agreed to make the necessary 20 foot donation.
Illegal Rush River Dam
Kent Reever, who previously worked for the ski area, said he’d helped build “what was explained to me as an illegal dam across the Rush River for water for snow making ... It was explained to me at the time that it wasn’t an entirely legal operation but that 1^,
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