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Consultant outlines redetermination method and scope for County Ditch #30; watershed sized at 64,093.29 acres

Big Stone County Board of Commissioners · September 2, 2025
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Summary

H2Overviewers presented a short video on its redetermination methodology and reported the proposed watershed area to be analyzed as 64,093.29 acres; the firm’s presenters were Kody Fossum and Scott Henderson.

At the Sept. 2 special meeting, Kody Fossum of H2Overviewers introduced himself and colleague Scott Henderson and showed a brief video explaining how the firm conducts a redetermination of benefits. Fossum identified the watershed to be analyzed for County Ditch #30 as 64,093.29 acres.

The presentation focused on the firm’s technical approach to measuring watershed acres and assigning benefit factors. No formal decision to authorize the consultant’s work or a contract award was recorded at the session; the meeting served as an informational briefing to landowners and the commission.

Following the presentation, county staff and landowners asked questions about historical records and how findings would be applied to parcels once the new benefit roll is completed.