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A short segment of Twisp’s newly constructed community trail in the Twisp Park has partially slipped into the Methow River, a victim of erosion during high water.
Erosion of the river bank beside the park, and further upstream off Highway 20 behind the …
A recreational trail that runs through Twisp Park along the Methow River is taking shape after years of planning.
Contractors broke ground on the trail last week, preparing the route for surfacing. When completed later this fall, the trail will be surfaced with fine gravel for multiple uses and will …
Twisp town officials celebrated the beginning of a project that has been years in planning — a recreational trail — at a gathering in the Twisp Park on Friday (Sept. 22).
Groundbreaking for the trail was expected to begin this week, with completion …
Construction is expected to begin in September on recreational trails in both Twisp and Winthrop, with the goal of completing the trail segments this fall. The towns have awarded separate contracts for the trail segments to a local company, Lloyd Logging Inc., the only bidder for each job.
The Town of Twisp will receive $18,700 worth of in-kind services from Lloyd Holdco LLC to help build a recreational trail under an agreement approved by the Town Council last week.
The agreement, which has been under discussion for almost a year, was created to compensate the town for the withdrawal last …
Twisp Town Council member Bob Lloyd resigned from the council last week because his company, Lloyd Logging Inc., was the successful bidder for a $163,689 contract with the town.
Lloyd Logging was the low bidder on a project that will construct curbs, gutters and sidewalks …
The Twisp Town Council kicked a contract between Twisp and Lloyd Holdco down the road once again, directing Twisp’s public works director to identify how in-kind services proposed in the agreement could be applied to construction of a recreational trail.
The most recent version of…
A revised agreement with Lloyd Holdco for in-kind services to help build a community trail will come back to the Twisp Town Council again, after the Lloyd family has a chance to review the new terms.
Intended as compensation to the town for Lloyd Holdco’s withdrawal of a promised trail easement along the…
Under an agreement approved by the Twisp Town Council last week, Lloyd Holdco LLC would provide $18,700 worth of in-kind services — such as materials, equipment and labor — to help build a community trail, but …
After a lengthy review of the history of the Twisp Business Park and the public/private partnership between the town and the Lloyd family, which owns the undeveloped property, Twisp officials say they found no loose ends.
“Following a tedious review, we have determined that all contractual…
