Board approves multiple non‑enforcement agreements for driveways, utility work and fences
Summary
The Board approved a batch of non‑enforcement agreements covering driveways, cable and conduit installations, a gas main, and fences across multiple parcels; the approvals were unanimous and included ratifications for prior conditional approvals.
At its Aug. 24 meeting the Hamilton County Drainage Board approved a list of non‑enforcement agreements for property work ranging from residential fences and driveways to broadband and utility installations. Items approved included filings by Mercury Broadband for cable on multiple parcels, CenterPoint Energy’s filing for a gas main install, AT&T conduit installations, and several residential fence non‑enforcements.
The Board also ratified prior conditional approvals, including a Village of West Clay pipe within a rear‑yard swale and City of Noblesville lift station improvement ratification once documentation was provided. Christine Altman moved to approve the list of non‑enforcement agreements; the motion passed unanimously. Altman later commended the Surveyor for his work at the county Emergency Operations Center this week, saying he "has been invaluable at the EOC this past week."
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