Morgan County surveyor discusses drainage near future development
Monday's drainage board meeting was short, but the topics discussed could have a major impact on development in Martinsville.
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Monday's drainage board meeting was short, but the topics discussed could have a major impact on development in Martinsville.
Surveyor Terry Brock told members of the county's drainage board he has been researching how other counties in the area change the status of drains/ditches in their area from being unregulated to regulated.
Morgan County Drainage Board discusses ditches Keith Rhoades R-T Correspondent MORGAN COUNTY — Morgan County Commissioner/drainage board member Bryan Collier asked a question of county surveyor Terry Brock during Monday morning's meeting of the county drainage board. "Where will the water go?" Collier asked. At least two county drains/ditches may be facing problems in the future. There are normally two main types of ditches/drains in the county. First is an unregulated drain/ditch. Those are normally found on private property and normally regulated by the Indiana Department of Natural Reso...