Huron city commissioners meeting
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HURON — As the spring snow melt continues, residents are being urged to drain their basement sump pumps to the street rather than the sanitary sewer in order to relieve the pressure on an overloaded system.
Commissioner Doug Kludt issued the reminder at Monday’s meeting.
Also, motorists are being encouraged to slow down so they can navigate the many potholes that have emerged with the spring thaw. Commissioner Mark Robish said the city has begun patching them.
Meanwhile, commissioners approved a plat filed by Greater Huron Development Corporation to convert larger-acre lots in the Horizon Industrial Park in west Huron into five-acre parcels.
GHDC President and Chief Executive Officer David McGirr said the land was originally going to be developed with larger lots, but the demand is for smaller ones.
One of the lots is 4.4 acres and GHDC is working with the owner of the Haskell lots to acquire that land for full road frontage.
The land is located east of Lankota and north of Dakota Provisions West.
The new GHDC speculative building is located on one of the lots.