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Council asks law department to draft stormwater access easement for 5340 West 160th

5483793 · June 11, 2025
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Summary

The planning committee recommended legislation for a stormwater access easement at 5340 West 160th Street so the city can inspect and maintain a retention basin; council approved sending legislation to the next meeting for formal action.

Brook Park — Council’s planning committee on June 10 advanced a request for a city stormwater access easement at 5340 West 160th Street so that city staff may access, inspect and maintain a retention basin as needed.

Councilman Poindexter described the request as a standard easement tied to E.L. Musty’s property in a U‑7B zoning district and said the planning commission reviewed it. “This gives us access; we’re not liable or required to maintain it. If we do see it needs to be maintained, it gives us the authority to do it and back‑charge the owner,” said engineer Ed Piatek during the planning‑committee discussion.

Nut graf: Council voted to have legislation drafted and placed on the next council meeting agenda so the matter can be considered formally; staff will prepare the easement ordinance and correct a clerical reference noted by council.

Clarifying detail noted in committee: Councilman Dufour flagged a drafting error in the easement form where the document references recording in the “Summit County fiscal office.” He asked the law/engineering staff to correct the county reference in the legislation before it is recorded. Councilman Troyer said the law department had already drafted the ordinance and staff will supply missing parcel data for the final legislation.

Action and next steps: Council approved a motion to request legislation and asked the clerk and law department to prepare the easement for placement on next week's agenda. The council vote to send the item to the next meeting passed unanimously on roll call.