Wexford County Approves $50,000 Study for Aging Ball Drain
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Updated Oct 21
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What happened
The Wexford County Board of Commissioners approved a contract worth about $50,000 with the Spicer Group to conduct a maintenance study on the Ball Drain. This evaluation follows petitions from residents who reported severe drainage issues and standing water after heavy spring rains. The study is the first formal maintenance evaluation of the drain since its construction in the 1980s.
From 9and10news.com
Why it matters
The maintenance study aims to determine if infrastructure upgrades are necessary for the system, which has accumulated sediment over the past four decades. The evaluation comes after residents reported that the drainage issues prevented them from mowing lawns and flooded yards.
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Who's involved
- Wexford CountyCounty that approved the contract to study the aging Ball Drain system
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Wexford County
county in Michigan, United States