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Board approves vacation of portion of historic Henshaw and Keys drain
Summary
The board approved a petition to vacate a portion of the Henshaw and Keys regulated drain (dating to 1889) that includes about 365 feet of 10-inch clay tile associated with the Aberdeen Section 3 subdivision; staff recommended approval and no public comments were offered.
The Hamilton County Drainage Board approved a petition to vacate part of the Henshaw and Keys regulated drain, a feature that dates to 1889 and contains roughly 365 feet of 10-inch clay tile within the Aberdeen Section 3 subdivision.
Surveyor's office staff summarized the petition: "The next 1 is a petition to vacate a portion of the Henshaw And Keys regulated drain. The drain to be vacated, dates to 1889 and consists of 3 65 feet of 10 inches clay tile." The board opened the public hearing and, after receiving no public input, moved to approve the vacation.
The approval removes the listed portion of the regulated drain from county maintenance and follows the procedures described in the staff report. Staff did not record conditions or a separate bond in the transcript.
