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Board approves variance for Harrisbach tile system to meet 20‑foot setback
Summary
The board approved a continued variance request for a Harrisbach drainage system after the designer revised the plan so the nearest perimeter drain would be 20 feet from the tile as the board had requested.
The Marshall County Drainage Board approved a variance for a Harrisbach drainage system after staff reported that the designer had revised the plan to meet the board’s setback request.
Craig said the revised design moves the nearest portion of the perimeter drain to 20 feet from the tile as the board requested. “The nearest part of the perimeter drain will be 20 feet as the board requested,” Craig told the board during the meeting. Member 2 moved to approve the variance; the motion was seconded and the board approved it by voice vote.
The variance was recorded as approved at the meeting; staff will file the revised plans and include the change in the minutes and project file.
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