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Storm-water official reports 121 May inspections; state report to be filed for August public comment
Summary
At the June 4 Wilson County Top Sod Board meeting, storm-water official James V. reported 121 inspections in May and said he expects to prepare the state reporting package for public comment at the August meeting; no formal requests for equipment or additional funding were recorded.
Storm-water official James V. reported to the Wilson County Top Sod Board on June 4 that his team completed 121 storm-water inspections in May and is preparing the county's state report for an August public-comment period.
James V. told the board the May work included 70 initial inspections, 29 final inspections, nine compliance visits, two complaint responses and 11 plan reviews. He said the end of the month closed the reporting year for the state submission and that he expects to have the state report ready for public comment at the August meeting: "I have to turn that in in September. And so I'm gonna try to have that ready ... for the public comment will be the August meeting." (Transcript wording cleaned for clarity.)
A board member asked whether the department had an ATV for fieldwork; James V. responded, "No, we don't have an ATV." The exchange did not include a formal motion to purchase equipment or a directive to staff.
A motion to approve the storm-water report was made and the board approved it by voice vote. The transcript does not record a roll-call tally or names of mover and seconder.
James V. did not request specific budget action at the meeting but flagged the upcoming state-report deadline and the timing for public comment.
The board had no further business at the end of the meeting.
