Modular home delivery access through Camp Petosega
Emmet County
Summary
A Botsford Lane couple needs a one-time route through county park property to deliver their modular home, because the normal road access would require moving power lines and crossing a creek. The county drafted a license agreement with strict insurance and cleanup terms to protect the park.
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Last discussed Mar 10, 2026.
Impact analysis
The county's costs are covered — the license requires the homeowners to restore any damage at their own expense and carry $1 million in insurance.
The Carter-Kennedy family gets a feasible way to build their lakefront home, while park operations are protected by the agreement's terms.
The camp manager would briefly have a delivery route pass through their backyard; any disturbance must be restored within five days.
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