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Board presses staff for stormwater and permit details after YMCA hauling and new access road
Summary
Board members questioned timing and permitting for hauling and a new access road at the YMCA site, asking why silt controls were required at some dump sites but not others; staff said county conservation approved the additional dump site and that they would follow up with the contractor and county.
Board members raised detailed concerns about recent hauling of fill to the YMCA site, the construction of a temporary access road, and apparent inconsistencies in stormwater protections and permitting. Rodney (speaker 2) said earlier dump sites lacked permits and silt controls but that the site later used for fill required silt socks and fences; he asked staff to provide stormwater plans and county approval records.
Staff (Mark Zapp, speaker 13) said the county conservation authority and the contractor Lobar approved the site, and that a second dump site required additional silt controls before work could proceed. He committed to ask Lobar and county officials for clarification and to report back to the board. "So they might as well make up their mind and answer me," Rodney said, asking for a clear explanation of the different requirements for different sites.
