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The Board approved claims totaling $438,067.02 and received an update regarding rural garbage services. Additionally, the Board authorized a Class C Retail Alcohol License for Tri-City Golf Club, approved a service agreement for GASB 75/OPEB reporting services, and certified the wage for a new Garbage Site Monitor.
The Board approved financial claims and a credit card request for the Environmental Health and Zoning Administrator. Discussions were held with the City of Volga regarding the Oak Street Bridge, resulting in a decision for the County Engineer to assist with engineering and administrative tasks. The Board approved the closure of specific funds and the creation of new ones for rural services and capital projects. Additionally, the Board reviewed and accepted the post-election audit report and met as a Board of Canvassers to certify the returns from the Primary Election. The meeting also included a discussion with Hawkeye Sanitation regarding rural garbage services.
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The Board of Supervisors reviewed and approved claims totaling $92,391.22. Departmental updates were provided by the Treasurer along with a review of the FY2025 budget. The Board continued work on the FY2025 County Budget. A Class C Retail Alcohol License with Outdoor Service was approved for Gunder Roadhouse, Inc. Furthermore, the Board approved a Statement of Work and an Indemnification and Hold Harmless Agreement with ICIT for an Information Technology assessment and discussed the potential hiring of an additional full-time information technology staff member.
The board conducted a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for a campground, which was subsequently withdrawn by the applicant. Additionally, the board approved claims and authorized the destruction of records from the Auditor's Office. Other key discussions and actions included reviewing the Pikes Peak Radio Tower Agreement, considering appointments to the Veterans Affairs Commission and the Upper Explorerland Revolving Loan Board, and approving a three-phase line extension project at the Osborne Conservation Center using American Rescue Plan Act funds. Furthermore, the board held a public hearing for and approved the Fiscal Year 2022 County Budget Amendment and participated in a countywide safety meeting and a department head cybersecurity meeting.
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