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Planning Commission approves Consolidated Steel ESC plan; bond pending DEQ stormwater permit
Summary
The commission approved Consolidated Steel's ESC plan for relocating a storage pad and improving truck access; the county will calculate a performance bond once the DEQ stormwater permit is issued and a copy provided to Engineering.
Consolidated Steel presented an erosion-and-sediment-control plan to the Tazewell County Planning Commission on May 14 for site work that relocates a material storage pad and improves truck access. Sam Moore of Consolidated Steel described the improvements and told the commission, "The project is expected to last 60 days in three phases." The Commission approved the ESC plan by a 5–0 vote with two members absent.
Kenneth Dunford Jr., Director of County Engineering, told commissioners he has reviewed the plan and had no comments but that county staff must calculate a bond after DEQ approves the stormwater permit and provides a copy to the department. "I will need a copy of that permit," Dunford said. The Engineering Department will not issue the county permit until it receives the DEQ stormwater permit copy and has finalized the bond calculation.
The transcript does not list the bond amount, DEQ timeline, or a construction start date; those remain "not specified" in the record. The motion to approve was moved by Member Harry Cundiff and seconded by Member Anthony Ramella.
