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Supervisors approve MVEC permit and updated oil-spill prevention plan
Summary
Jackson County approved an underground utility permit for Maquoketa Valley Electric Coop and authorized an updated Secondary Roads Oil Spill Prevention Plan at the June 9 meeting; both items were approved unanimously.
The Jackson County Board of Supervisors approved an underground utility permit for Maquoketa Valley Electric Coop (MVEC) to install facilities in Section 27 of Butler Township on 234th Street. County Engineer Jayden Scheckel presented the request and the board voted Aye.
Supervisors also approved and authorized Chair signature on an updated Jackson County Secondary Roads Oil Spill Prevention Plan. The update was presented as county business and the board recorded unanimous approval.
Why it matters: The MVEC permit enables utility infrastructure work in Butler Township; the oil-spill prevention plan provides updated procedures and authority for Secondary Roads crews to respond to fuel or oil releases on county roads.
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