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For a third time, Davison County on Tuesday approved a controversial drainage permit application, which has already been entangled in a year-long court battle upon prior approvals.
The permit for Millan Acres’ plan for draining parts of two sections of land near Interstate 90 between Mitchell and Mount Vernon in Prosper Township was approved 7-0 by the Davison County Drainage Commission during a three-plus-hour meeting.
David L Ganje is acting as counsel for Kenneth Hostler.
Source: Mitchell Daily Republic
A battle over a rural Davison County drainage permit is going to the South Dakota Supreme Court, while a recent circuit court ruling turned back a second attempt to approve the permit.
The request from defendant John Millan, of Mitchell, for a drainage permit on his land between Mitchell and Mount Vernon, will go before the South Dakota Supreme Court on April 26. The court will consider non-oral arguments in the case on April 26.
View the full article by Marcus Traxler on MitchellRepublic.com
