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Show Notes
In Lincoln County, South Dakota, a growing agriculture company is being charged $50,000 annually for wear and tear on township roads caused by the company's trucks and machinery.
Abby and Edward discuss the balancing act between infrastructure costs and municipal budgets, especially in rural areas with few taxpayers. They explore the public process behind this kind of decision and offer suggestions on how it could be improved.
ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES-
“Milk facility to pay $50,000 for road use” by Rae Yost, KELOLAND (July 2025).
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Abby Newsham (X/Twitter).
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