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Mitchel’s Storage stormwater and site plan amendments via…

Town of Augusta
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May 26, 2026
165 days ago
Sector
Infrastructure & Maintenance
Detected 165 days agoMay 26

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THE 30-SECOND BRIEF

What's planned

The Board is being asked to approve a Second Amendment to the Consent Judgment with Mitchel’s Storage LLC, resolving litigation involving Augusta Charter Township and Washtenaw County. The amendment modifies the consolidated parcel description and updates multiple civil plan sheets (C.101, C.104, C.106, C.111, C.112, C.114, C.116, C.119) dealing with underground storm water transmission piping, drainage, grading, soil erosion control, and landscape screening for Mitchel’s storage facility. It also clarifies conditions for constructing up to five additional self-storage buildings once specified site and utility improvements are complete and approved by the Township, WCWRC, WCHD, and Washtenaw County Building Department.

What it means for vendors

While the consent judgment is a legal instrument, engineering work underpins the revised plans and the future expansion. The amendment requires the defendants to maintain a $3,500 escrow with the township for professional fees and to pay additional attorney fees. Engineering, stormwater, and site-construction vendors can track this site as a potential client needing ongoing drainage work, compliance documentation, inspections, and eventually building and paving work associated with the expansion of the storage complex.

Background

The site plan revisions focus heavily on underground stormwater pipes and detention; escrow and professional fee provisions confirm ongoing technical work around this site.

From the meeting

Source
Mitchel’s Storage stormwater and site plan amendments via consent judgment
Meeting date
May 26, 2026
Agency
Town of Augusta

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