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EPA says it will help repair roads damaged by agency trucks, will provide quarterly updates
Summary
EPA representatives told the Board the agency has funds set aside to help repair roads damaged by EPA trucks and said they will attend commission meetings quarterly to provide updates.
Representatives from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency spoke to the Cherokee County Board about road damage caused by agency trucks. The EPA representatives stated the agency has money set aside to help repair affected roads once operations are finished and told the board they will attend commission meetings quarterly to provide updates.
The minutes list EPA representation in attendance and record that the agency said it would offer repair funds and quarterly updates; the record does not provide a dollar amount, timetable for repairs, or an implementation plan. The board did not record a vote or directive tied to the EPA statement during the May 19 session.
