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Wayne County adopts revised utility permit with stricter gravel replacement requirement
Summary
County Highway Superintendent Kyle Huff presented a revised Permit to Construct Utilities on County Right-of-Way; commissioners approved the new form, including increasing gravel replacement from one load to four loads per mile and correcting county name on page 6.
Wayne County Highway Superintendent Kyle Huff presented a new Permit to Construct Utilities on County Right-of-Way, modeled on a form used in Nance County. Huff told commissioners that the current Wayne County permit was not strict enough and that county fees did not sufficiently cover impacts. A notable technical change discussed and approved would increase required gravel replacement from one load per mile to four loads per mile.
Commissioner Matt Eischeid moved to approve the revised permit, Commissioner Terry Sievers seconded, and the motion carried. The minutes record a textual correction to ensure the document references "Wayne" County on page 6; the board approved the permit as amended.
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