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Commission discusses Phase I environmental study for 1285 Evergreen using BASE Grant funds

Elk County Board of Commissioners · October 15, 2024
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Summary

Community Development staff proposed a Phase I environmental assessment of county property at 1285 Evergreen in Moline, with the study potentially funded through the BASE Grant; commissioners discussed site plans and fence/tree work with the property owner.

Shari Kaminska, Community Development, told the commission the county is considering a Phase I Environmental Study for the property at 1285 Evergreen in Moline and that the BASE Grant could fund the study. Commissioners discussed whether to move forward with a site plan and noted work needed on a south fence; the county will coordinate tree removal and fence construction with property owner Michael Hogan.

Kaminska framed the study as a next step to inform potential development or remediation options for the property; no formal motion to conduct the Phase I study was recorded in the meeting notes. She also reported that quarterly BASE Grant reports have been submitted.

Next steps: commissioners and Community Development staff will continue discussions about site planning and procurement for any study should the commission approve funding in a future meeting.