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Resident Bill LaFalce urges Edgerton to expand Storm Water Master Plan for 'The Horseshoe' neighborhood
Summary
At the July 10 Edgerton council meeting, resident Bill LaFalce thanked staff for receiving the Storm Water Master Plan and urged the city to update or amend the plan, expand project scope for the neighborhood known as "The Horseshoe," and re-evaluate the project's budget to better address localized flooding concerns.
During the public-comment segment of the July 10 meeting, resident Bill LaFalce told the council he had received the Storm Water Master Plan and thanked staff for providing it. He said the plan's suggested projects "would not completely fix flooding issues" and urged the city to "update or amend" the plan to expand the scope of work affecting homes in the neighborhood known as "The Horseshoe."
LaFalce also urged the council to re-evaluate the Storm Water Master Plan's project budget to better address persistent neighborhood flooding. The council did not take immediate action on the request during the meeting; the item remained a public comment and no formal referral or motion was recorded in the minutes.
