Perkins County votes to terminate Ian Stevens’ gravel pit lease effective July 1
Following a briefing from the county attorney about possible litigation, commissioners voted May 4 to terminate the gravel pit lease with Ian Stevens effective July 1, 2026; the motion passed by a 3–0 roll call vote.
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County Attorney Richard Roberts briefed the Perkins County Board of Commissioners on May 4 about possible litigation concerning a gravel pit lease with Ian Stevens. After the briefing, Commissioner Mark Bottom moved to terminate the Ian Stevens gravel pit lease effective July 1, 2026; Commissioner Steven Tucker seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken with three ayes and the motion carried.
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