Stormwater Management Utility Advisory Board: Stephen Bevington (Vice Chair), Michele Drostin, Tom Grizzle, Sally Hoyt, Stefan Klakovich, Julie McClintock (Chair), Phil Post, Carson Stuart, Jean Yarnell, Ed Harrison (Council Liaison)

See the link to the Meeting Agenda and post-meeting Action Minutes at bottom of page.

Agenda

Call to Order

1. Call to order and guest introductions

2. Announcements

3. Agenda review by the Board

4. Petitions

5. Approval of April 26, 2016 meeting notes

   Board Business

1. Briefing on Chapel Hill’s Coal Ash Dump,  Nick Torrey - Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center 

2. Land Use Management Ordinance Text Amendment - Proposed Changes to Section 3.11 (Ephesus/Fordham Form District) and Section 5.18 (Jordan Watershed Riparian Buffer Protection) - staff

3. Town Manager’s recommended budget - What level of service will the stormwater division be able to provide given the Manager’s recommendation

4. Booker Creek Watershed May 25 Event 

5. Review letter to County Commissioners re: resources in Erosion Control Division

6. Updates:

• Merin Road SUP conditions - when will they be written?

• Schedule for Booker Creek study - any updates?

• OWASA materials initiative

• Petition to Council for improved construction standards - when expected?

• Status LUMO changes re: stormwater

• Appointments - status

  Adjournment

Next Meeting is Tuesday, June 28, 2016.

Draft Meeting Notes 2016 April 26
Lower Booker Creek Subwatershed Study Update Presentation to SWAB 2016 April 26
Summary of Lower Booker Creek Subwatershed Public Meeting 1, Jan 7, 2016
 

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