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Nelson County commissioners review Highway 19 drain project, schedule Jan. 11 public hearing
Summary
Nelson County commissioners met with landowners and township representatives at the John Steffan Farm on Jan. 8, 2024, to review a proposed drain project along County Highway 19. No county action was taken; a public hearing is set for Thursday, Jan. 11 in the Community Room of the Nelson County Courthouse.
Nelson County commissioners Cody Johnson, Aaron Mork and Cameron Swenson met with landowners and township representatives at the John Steffan Farm on Jan. 8, 2024, to review a proposed drainage project affecting County Highway 19. No county action was taken during the field meeting.
The session was a review of the drain project’s scope and impacts on adjacent parcels and roadway drainage; the minutes record only the discussion and do not show any motions, votes or formal decisions. The meeting record notes that the matter will proceed to a public hearing on Thursday, Jan. 11, in the Community Room of the Nelson County Courthouse, where the public may comment and the commission may take formal action.
The meeting record is signed by Nathan Parks, Nelson County auditor, and Cody Johnson, chairman. The record lists the three commissioners in attendance and notes that landowners and township representatives joined them at the John Steffan Farm for the site review. The record states simply that no county action was taken and that the meeting was adjourned.
The scheduled public hearing is the next procedural step recorded in the meeting minutes; the hearing location is the Community Room of the Nelson County Courthouse. The county’s minutes do not specify engineering details, funding sources or a regulatory citation for the proposed drain project.
