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Wilson County storm water office presents March inspections, approves status-quo budget; tree giveaway and youth litter challenge set
Summary
The county's storm water official reported March inspections and outreach work, the board approved a status-quo storm water budget, and staff announced a tree giveaway and the 16th annual Think Green, Think Clean Youth Litter Challenge for April 25.
James B., the storm water presenter, told the board the department completed about 17 site-compliance inspections, 18 total inspections, responded to four complaints and reviewed 19 plans in March. He said the department distributed more than 1,500 trees during a recent giveaway and will partner with Green Interchange on an upcoming tree giveaway at the fairgrounds.
On budget, James B. presented a status-quo storm water budget listed at $872,000 in the packet; one board member recalled a $900,000 figure from an earlier reference, and James B. clarified the packet shows $872,000. The board moved and seconded approval of the storm water report and status-quo budget; the motion passed by voice vote.
James B. also announced the 16th annual Think Green, Think Clean Youth Litter Challenge on April 25, a school-partnership event to engage students in litter pickup and environmental education.
The board approved the storm water report and budget by voice vote; the packet will remain the official budget reference.
