In another matter, the board discussed problems with speeding traffic, heavy trucks, parking and poor drainage on Main Street in Brownstown. Former supervisor Richard Stover said he has counted “over 25″ quarry trucks using Main Street per day, cutting through town to avoid the traffic light at Shaum’s Corner. In another matter, the board reviewed a request for waivers of plan regulations for land development, erosion control and storm-water management for Sauder Chevrolet’s expansion plan. Engineer Kim Graybill of Pioneer Management LLC said Sauder will demolish 2,000 square feet and build 4,300 square feet at its Oregon Pike dealership, but no new runoff will occur as all land involved is already covered with impervious surfaces. read more