Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Environmental Health topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Residents urge sieve testing after concerns about stone used in campground system
Summary
Tom Walker told the Board he "does not believe the stone being used is legal" and Jim Holloway warned it could set a "dangerous precedent." Board members said three qualified engineers approved the system and agreed to pursue a sieve test.
During public comment the board heard concerns about material used at a campground's wastewater system. Tom Walker told the board he "does not believe the stone being used is legal" and said he does not believe the stone was double-washed. Jim Holloway said allowing the material could set a "dangerous precedent."
Board member David Balk said three qualified engineers had approved the system as installed, and Kathie Bridges said the stone looked acceptable to the engineers. Dan Gray recommended a sieve test for the campground system; Kathie agreed to discuss arranging testing with the relevant parties. The board did not record a formal enforcement action at this meeting.
