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Resident's wetland map entered into record during Noble County drainage hearing
Summary
A resident asked the board to admit a national wetland map showing large wetland areas inside the watershed; the board voted to accept the map into the hearing record during public comment.
During public comment at the Noble County Drainage Board hearing, a resident asked that a national wetland map be accepted into the record to illustrate portions of the Willow Creek watershed that the resident said are wetland.
The board took a motion and voice vote to enter the map into the record. The map was offered by a resident identified in the record as "Ron." The action was procedural but significant to objectors who argued that areas shown as wetlands should not be tiled and that the presence of wetlands bears on feasibility and legal compliance for reconstruction work.
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