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Developer says DEQ approval, engineered plans required before Pond Meadows would receive Krebs water; board takes no action
Summary
Alan Martin requested water service for the proposed Pond Meadows subdivision; he said city engineer Steve Fox requires engineered plans and DEQ approval before final water service, and the board took no action amid annexation and sewer concerns raised by a board member.
Alan Martin requested water service for the proposed Pond Meadows residential subdivision and relayed clarification he said came from City Engineer Steve Fox on the steps required before the city could grant service.
"I would have to get this engineered, then go through DEQ to get it approved before the city could give me final approval," Alan Martin said during the discussion. He added that he had "laid out several guarantees." Board member Dan Heathcock voiced concerns about annexation complications and litigation in other cities if the town were to assume plumbing obligations; Heathcock said those are his "concerns" about annexation and potential litigation. Martin responded that "these are all going to be anaerobic systems," referring to sewer arrangements.
Chairman Zella Kincaid asked for a motion on the item but no motion was made and no action was taken at the June 16 meeting. The board did not record specific conditions or a timeline that Alan Martin would follow after the meeting.
