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Board approves stormwater general permit tied to water-main work
Summary
Supervisors approved continuation/approval of a stormwater discharge general permit required because of soil disturbance associated with a water-main project; the permit requires erosion controls such as silt socks.
Worth County supervisors approved a motion to finalize permitting requirements for stormwater discharge affiliated with a water-main project in the county.
Staff explained that because the water-main work disturbed soil above a permitted threshold, the contractor must comply with stormwater permit requirements and install erosion controls such as silt socks to protect runoff. A motion to approve the continuation (or finalizing) of the stormwater general-permit documentation for the project was made, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Ending: The board recorded the approval on the meeting record; staff indicated the action finalizes stormwater permit compliance for that water-main project, and no separate resolution number was provided in the transcript.
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