County board authorizes withdrawal from Whitewater Joint Powers Board amid watershed plan overlap
A Soil and Water Conservation District representative told the board the Whitewater Joint Powers Board has overlapping responsibilities and declining distinct funding, and the board voted to terminate and withdraw from the agreement and return unexpended funds to contributors.
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A representative speaking for the Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) asked the board to terminate and withdraw from the Whitewater Joint Powers Board agreement, explaining the board was established in 1987 to handle erosion, sedimentation and flooding projects and that recent work overlaps with the One Watershed One Plan process.
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