Council adopts updated Storm Water Management Plan after state audit
Pleasant View adopted a substantially revised Storm Water Management Plan (Resolution 2026‑E) that staff says is roughly 200–300 pages, aligns with the state's MS4 permit, and includes enforceable inspection, reporting and education tasks; council passed the resolution 5–0.
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Public Works staff presented a substantially revised Storm Water Management Plan to address findings from a recent state MS4 permit audit. Tyson Jackson and Dana Shuler said the plan is "approximately 200-300 pages" and includes six primary sections—public involvement, education, illicit discharge, construction, good housekeeping, and long-term storm water management—along with detailed inspection and reporting requirements the city must follow under its state permit.
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