As the ground is developed, requests to abandon the remainder of the tile will emerge, in fact some calls have been received. This is just the tile, not the open part of the legal drain along I-65 and Alpine. There being no additional questions from the Board or the audience, the Board entertained a motion to approve or deny the vacation of the Peggs Tile Legal Drain. Mr. Rhoades made the motion to approve the vacation of the Peggs Tile Legal drain. Mr. Adams seconded the motion.
Motion carries unanimously.
Mr. Lechner, County Surveyor, asks the Board to accept the re-classification of the Ryker Legal Ditch as an urban drain. Mr. Rhoades made a motion to re-classify the Ryker Legal Drain as an urban drain. Mr. Weaver seconded the motion. In regards to the Brookstone Subdivision Legal Drain, Mr. Lechner informs the Board the attorney for the petitioners has advised that they are ready to proceed with this project. As Mr. Lechner had received complaints from the Achgills Dutch Village concerning their mowing and raking leaves when it was not their property, he asked for and received bids for mowing and raking leaves.