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Shelby County adopts private water well permitting policy
Summary
Shelby County approved a Private Water Well Permitting Policy and Procedures document presented by Environmental Health Director Luke Wolken. The board voted unanimously to adopt the new county policy.
Shelby County’s Board of Supervisors on Aug. 4 adopted a formal Private Water Well Permitting Policy and Procedures document presented by Environmental Health Director Luke Wolken. The motion to approve was made by Supervisor Mike Kolbe, seconded by Supervisor Bryce Schaben, and carried unanimously.
The document was presented for county approval at the meeting; the minutes record the board’s adoption but do not include the policy text or its effective date. No public comment or objections were recorded in the minutes.
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