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Redevelopment commission approves $24,244 stormwater easement purchase from BWF
Summary
The Greendale Redevelopment Commission approved Resolution 202602 to purchase a stormwater easement from BWF for $24,244 so the city can take control of a storm line connection as part of the master drainage network.
The Greendale Redevelopment Commission voted June 16 to approve Resolution 202602 to purchase a stormwater easement from developer BWF for $24,244.
Anthony, a city staff member presenting the item, said the easement will allow the city to take control of a storm line being run to city infrastructure as part of larger drainage work identified in the city’s stormwater master plan. "This was part of our whole storm water master drainage plan," Anthony said, adding the acquisition would help connect smaller parcels and make trunk lines available to adjacent properties.
A commission member moved to approve Resolution 202602; another commissioner seconded the motion and the resolution passed by voice vote. No roll‑call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The staff summary indicated the purchase is intended to consolidate the stormwater infrastructure for Maxwell’s development and the BWF project, enabling the city to manage drains tied into the trunk line from U.S. 50. The motion carried and commissioners signed the originals following the vote.
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