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Resident says state installed restrooms and sewer at Lake London dock; county to follow up with engineer
Summary
A resident told commissioners that the state installed restrooms and sewer lines under Lake London Road by the boat dock; commissioners said they will follow up with the county engineer to determine permit/approval status.
During public comment, resident Mike Nye asked whether the county had approved recent state work installing restrooms and sewer lines at the boat dock on Lake London Road. Nye said he believed the state had placed sewer and water lines under the road and installed a manhole and hydrant near the marina.
Commissioners said they had not yet followed up and that the county engineer would be asked to clarify whether the county had approved the work. “That is on me. I almost forgot about it,” one commissioner said, adding they would make the appointment with the engineer and report back.
Why it matters: Work in county right-of-way — including sewer, water and fire hydrants — can require county review or coordination with local permits. The resident said some installations appeared to already be in place.
Ending: County staff said they will contact the county engineer and update the board when they have more information.
