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Scott County board approves drainage permit for Mere Storage
Summary
After an engineer review, the Scott County board approved a drainage permit for a new storage facility whose runoff will go to an on-site retention pond, following a brief presentation by the applicant's representative.
Nathan Grama, a representative of Renaissance Designville, told the Scott County board the drainage for a proposed Mere Storage facility will be routed to an existing on-site retention pond. "Everything goes to an existing retention pond on-site, so it's big enough to cover the new hard surface that they have," Grama said during the presentation.
Board members asked whether the new surface would be gravel or paved and whether grades would direct runoff back to the retention pond. After those questions, a board member moved to approve the drainage permit; the motion was seconded and the board voted in favor. Nathan Grama thanked the board for hearing the application when the motion passed.
The engineer's third-party review was noted by Grama as accepting the plans; board members did not request additional study or conditions during the meeting. The applicant indicated plans are available for review if the board requests them.
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