Engineer says Roushaut development will require 36-inch upsized drain; Snyder J repair will be coordinated with Allen County
Staff reported the Roushaut AB development near Pages Crossing and Lincoln Point (truck stop and a proposed Love's) will increase runoff, requiring a 36-inch conveyance rather than smaller parallel pipes; staff also said Snyder J has a makeshift standpipe and is a joint drain with Allen County, and that they have filed a need-for-maintenance report.
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During the engineer’s report, drainage staff described the Roushaut AB project (near Pages Crossing and Lincoln Point) and said planned commercial development — including a racetrack truck stop and a proposed Love's location — will increase runoff and require upsizing an existing 15-inch outlet to a 36-inch main to provide adequate capacity.
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