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Louisa County authorizes participation in EWP floodplain easement at Indian Slough
Summary
The board adopted Resolution 202148 authorizing Louisa County to participate in the Emergency Watershed Protection Floodplain Easement (EWP-FPE) program at Indian Slough and designated county officials to execute documents on behalf of the conservation board.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 2, 2021 moved to participate in the Emergency Watershed Protection Floodplain Easement (EWP-FPE) program for Indian Slough and adopted Resolution 202148 authorizing execution of necessary documents.
Katie Hammond of Louisa County Conservation briefed the board and said the Conservation Board planned to take action on the matter at its meeting later in the week. After the presentation, Supervisor Brad Quigley moved and Supervisor Chris Ball seconded a motion to sign a resolution authorizing county participation in the EWP-FPE program.
Resolution 202148 names the individuals authorized to execute documents on behalf of the Louisa County Conservation Board: Randy Griffin (chair of the Board of Supervisors), Chris Ball (Board of Supervisors and Vice-Chair, Louisa County Conservation Board), and Brad Quigley (Board of Supervisors). The resolution states the action is authorized by the board and would be in the best interest of the county.
The resolution was dated Nov. 2, 2021, and attested by the chairman and county auditor. The board did not record a separate vote tally in the transcript beyond the motion and second; the motion carried as part of routine business.
The Conservation Board's planned action later in the week may provide additional details on the project scope, easement terms and any state or federal partner roles required under the EWP-FPE program.
