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Floodplain report lists pipeline inquiries, permit activity including Sanguine Gas entries
Summary
Floodplain packet showed February inquiries including LOMA requests, a temporary 3-inch water line and multiple pipeline inquiries; Sanguine Gas pipeline activity and a recorded permit FP #26-006 on N4030 Road (fee $400) were noted.
County floodplain staff included a monthly report in the March 23 packet documenting inquiries and permit activity for February 2026.
Notable entries: The report lists map and LOMA inquiries (JP Surveying, Melissa Price concerning 126 Emery Lane, and Lona Smith regarding a River Oaks property); temporary infrastructure work from Tyton Poly Services (a 3" temporary fresh-water poly line); and multiple entries for Sanguine Gas Exploration concerning a 12" steel pipeline. The packet includes an entry listing a Sanguine Gas pipeline on N4030 Road recorded as Floodplain Permit #26-006 with a fee shown as $400. The report also references a Tall Oak Woodford 16" pipeline inquiry.
The floodplain report in the meeting packet is the source for these entries; the board acknowledged receipt of the report but the minutes record no separate action or permit approval vote during the March 23 session.
Why this matters: Pipeline and utility work within mapped floodplains can trigger permit requirements, mitigation measures and interagency review; the county floodplain office is documenting inquiries and filings that may require further review or coordination with developers and state agencies.
