Video of nearly unpassable
Missoula County Road #71
Lindbergh Lake RD.

Note: MIssoula County Road and Public Works:
406-258-4753,   not the Seeley Lake number at end of video

Click to download Zoning District 25A

On September 15, 2025 I spoke with Rob Berg a Missoula County Building Inspector.    He confirmed that a submersible pump needs to be on a  Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI).   The objections have been that they create a nuisance trip and won't work unless they have a neutral.    Both of these statements are false!

 I have one, and it does not nuisance trip, and it does work on 240VAC with no neutral.

Also see National Electrical Code (NEC)  Chapter 6, Article 682.15 and 210.8. which states that electrical equipment installed in water requires a GFCI.

 Stay tuned, more info to come.  Bill

Video of Bridge Railing Damage  Low Resolution

Video of Bridge Railing Damage  High Resolution (if you have the bandwidth?)

Please click this link, it's on YouTube:  Alders Block the LL Homeowners Road  

 I'm being told that some iPhones will not play the video.   I'm looking into a fix for this. 

 ______________________________________________________________________________________________________

A good mulching machine would trim back the alders.

Is Lindbergh Lake's water Safe to Drink and can the water be
considered "potable" with a Nano-Ceramic Filter?

And

Why I'm not installing an Ultraviolet Disinfection System at this time.... if ever.