Supervisors flag procurement, bond and administration challenges for SSD projects
Board members and staff warned SSDs would create administrative workload (procurement, assessor/treasurer duties) and could require bonds or fund balance if the county fronts multiple projects; staff will have Davenport analyze county fiscal impact before finalizing recommendations.
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Several supervisors cautioned that allowing SSDs would impose new administrative responsibilities on county staff and might require issuing revenue bonds if multiple projects move forward. The county's procurement process, the assessor's role in annual collection, and treasury administration were cited as added tasks if the county fronts capital for SSD projects.
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