Tag Archives: Bee Rock

Monterey has been granted a summary judgement Friday on the easement for Bee Rock. Monterey Mayor JJ Reels said the dispute was between the city and near by property owners over the trail leading to Bee Rock. Reels said visitors had become afraid to take the trail but now Monterey will control the trail indefinitely. “It’s just a relief to ... Read More »

A hearing on a motion for summary judgment has been set for the Bee Rock restraining order on September 25th. When there is no dispute of facts in a case, a motion of summary judgment is called. A judge will make a decision based on law instead of a jury reviewing the facts. Monterey Attorney Danny Rader said the scheduled ... Read More »

Monterey Mayor Bill Wiggins will leave his post Tuesday night when a new board is sworn in. After six years, Wiggins said his biggest accomplishment is working to expand outdoor recreation in Meadow Creek Park. “We would like to transform that particular area into what I would call a Mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, whether it’s water sports, hiking, biking, fishing, ... Read More »

A Friday hearing postponed on a restraining order concerning Bee Rock renovations and construction. Monterey Mayor Bill Wiggins confirmed Friday’s hearing had been delayed. Wiggins said he does not know when the restraining order hearing will be rescheduled. The owners of the Garden Inn Bed and Breakfast asked a judge for a temporary restraining order over the installation of composting ... Read More »

Bids for Bee Rock’s site improvement and installation of prefabricated restroom facilities are complete. Enviro Loo USA won the bid for the prefabricated bathrooms at $23,502.45. Thatcher Sales and Erectors won the bid for installation and site work for $20,600.00. Monterey Grant Administrator Dawn Kupferer said the city is excited both bids came in under budget. “That will leave us ... Read More »

Monterey will reopen Meadow Creek Park, Bee Rock, and the City Walking Trail Thursday. Mayor Bill Wiggins said the moves follow Governor Lee’s decision to lift the statewide at-home order. Wiggins said the three facilities will be available for day use. City Hall, Whittaker Park, the Monterey Depot Museum and the tee-ball fields will remain closed because of difficulties with ... Read More »