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Program Resources
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Ohio's Drainage
Laws
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Extension Program
Resources-Community Development 1996
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I. Title of Program or
Issue:
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Ohio's Drainage Laws
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A. Situational Statement:
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There are seven primary mechanisms by which Ohio
citizens can address drain age problems. However,
most Ohioans are not knowledgeable in how to even
initiate an activity to correct the problems. Most
also do not have any under standing of their legal
rights as landowners to pursue any of the seven
alternatives and which ones might be applicable to
their situation. Specific topics that can be
summarized:
- Seven Alternatives and Historical
Perspective
- Ohio Drainage Improvement Petition
Procedure
- Urban and Rural Drainage Court Cases
- Wetland Conservation and Agricultural
Drainage
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B. Description/Educational Objectives:
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This program provides an overview of Ohio's
drainage laws,background to the present laws, cases
that have prominent statue in Ohio courts, and
summary of the legal rights of landowners who want
to resolve drainage disputes. The primary
objective of the program is to help the client
better understand the seven alternatives, and which
alternative may be applicable to certain
situations. A question and answer session should
be incorporated.
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C. Suggested Time Required for Program; Time
of Year:
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These topics can be tailored to various
audiences and time frames:
- Seven Alternatives and Historical
Perspective - 15-20 minutes
- Ohio Drainage Improvement Petition
Procedure - 30 minutes
- Urban and Rural Drainage Court Cases -
10-15 minutes
- Wetland Conservation and Agricultural
Drainage - 30-45 minutes
- Questions and Answers; Perspective on
Personal Experiences - 10-15 min.
Anytime, but try for winter or spring
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D. Audience and Level of Offering:
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Audience and Level: This program, or
modification thereof, can be offered at any of
several levels (county, multi-county, district,
state) for audiences with at least an eighth-grade
reading level.
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E. Teaching Methods, Resources, Costs:
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- Verbal, informal presentations supported by
slides and overheads. Some handout materials
provided.
- Each student may purchase a copy of Ohio
Drainage Laws - An Over view, OSU Extension
Bulletin 822 for $1.50. This bulletin is
recommend ed and should be made available by the
Extension office sponsoring the meeting.
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F. Contact Person(s), Location:
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Dr. Larry C. Brown
Dept. of Food, Agriculture and Biological Engineering
590 Woody Hayes Dr.
Columbus, OH 43210
Phone: 614-292-3826
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Send comments to comdev@postoffice.ag.ohio-state.edu Ohio State University Extension Community Development Last Updated (December 1999).
URL:
http://www-comdev.ag.ohio-state.edu/
All educational programs conducted by Ohio State University
Extension are available to clientele on a nondiscriminatory basis
without regard to race, color, creed, religion, sexual orientation,
national origin, gender, age, disability or Vietnam-era veteran
status.
Keith L. Smith, Associate Vice President for Ag. Admin. and Director,
OSU Extension
TDD No. 800-589-8292 (Ohio only) or 614-292-1868
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