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Resident asks board about wetland report for field east of campus
Summary
A resident asked whether a wetland delineation exists for the field east of the district and the administrator said a preliminary report from ISG was coming to the office soon; board members and residents discussed timing and implications for siting an athletic complex.
Mike, a resident who spoke during the public‑comment period, asked whether a wetland report for the field east of the school was available. "I understood there was a wetland report on the this field to the east of us," Mike said, seeking clarity about whether the district had results.
Scott, a district staff member, said he had spoken with Kyle from ISG and that a preliminary document exists. "He sent me like a preliminary thing, but I will try to have that in the office like tomorrow," Scott said, and he explained that wetland delineations are seasonal and often depend on what kinds of grasses are growing when the survey is done.
Why it matters: the presence or absence of a delineated wetland could affect whether and where the district can site an athletic field. Scott said the delineation process differs from flood‑plain mapping and that timing matters for accurate results. The board did not take formal action during the meeting; Scott said he would make the preliminary report available to the office when it arrives.
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