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Sep 30, 2026
Oct 15, 2026
The Project includes all labor, materials and equipment necessary to construct a new administrative office building, new PCC parking lot paving and miscellaneous associated work, including cleanup.
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7,338
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Worth County
The Board of Supervisors discussed various operational and administrative matters. Key topics included a report on secondary road maintenance, the status of ongoing building projects such as the conservation facility, fuel station, and salt shed, and the approval of a work order for drainage projects. The Board approved the payment of claims and payroll, acknowledged a manure management plan, and passed a resolution to set a public hearing regarding an urban renewal loan agreement. Additionally, the Board discussed snow removal contracts and officially appointed a new county recorder, who was subsequently sworn in.
The board reviewed several infrastructure and construction projects, including road maintenance on 410th Street, drainage pipe installations, and progress on the new shop and office building. The discussion covered supply procurement, specifically fuel tank installations and the rising costs of diesel, alongside budget considerations for winter operations. Key agenda items included scheduling a pre-construction meeting for an RV park, authorizing drainage repairs and wetland construction, reviewing county court reports, and setting a date for the appointment of a recorder and deputy recorder. Additionally, the board deliberated on the financial and policy implications of rejoining the Central Iowa Detention 280 agreement.
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The board convened for a continued public hearing regarding the annexation and reclassification of Drainage District No. 6. Engineers from Bolton & Menk provided historical context on the district's open ditch, including the original establishment records and downstream lateral tile locations. The board addressed landowner inquiries regarding district boundary lines, future project costs, maintenance responsibilities, and permitting procedures with the DNR. Following the public hearing, the board formally approved the annexation report for the district.
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