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Visitor reports stormwater runoff damaging Aspen Lane; conservation permit questioned

Forest County Board of Commissioners · November 20, 2024
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Summary

Visitor Ed Stoner told commissioners that stormwater runoff is damaging Aspen Lane and said he had contacted Conservation District Director Donna Zofcin in August and that, at that time, no permit had been requested; commissioners advised he take the issue to the Conservation District Board and said landowners plan to correct the problem in spring.

During the visitor comment period, Ed Stoner raised a localized stormwater concern affecting Aspen Lane, saying runoff was causing damage to the roadway. "He stated that as of August, when he contacted Donna Zofcin, Conservation District Director, that no permit had been requested," the minutes record.

Commissioners told Stoner they had been informed that the landowners intended to address the problem in the spring and recommended he bring the matter to the next Conservation District Board meeting for direct discussion. The commissioners made no motion or formal directive at the meeting; the issue was noted for follow‑up by the visitor and the Conservation District.

The comment identifies a potential public‑works or drainage problem affecting a county road; the board did not take immediate corrective action or set a timeline.