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County staff outlined three choices for the planning and zoning board and the public: keep the existing two‑mile area but have the city submit its views while the county retains final permitting authority and county permit fees; reduce the area to a one‑mile agreement with county decision‑making and county permit fees; or eliminate the intergovernmental 28E agreement and adopt the state’s statutory quarter‑mile default. Staff said the 28E language will need to be revised regardless of which option moves forward.

The supervisors discussed concerns about duplicative public hearings and the timing of additional procedural steps. One board member argued for eliminating the two‑mile agreement entirely, saying the county has been ceding too many permitting options. Other supervisors expressed a desire to seek the planning and zoning board’s recommendation first and noted the city had been engaged in discussions.

By consensus the board directed staff to forward the three options to the planning and zoning board so that body can hold public hearings and return a recommendation; the board of supervisors retains final approval authority. County staff said any change will require a subsequent formal process and public notice.

Why it matters: the decision affects who charges permit fees and who has final authority over projects in the area around the city limits, including whether the county or city permitting regimes and fees apply within that buffer area.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carroll County Iowa Board of Supervisors Meeting 12/16/2024 09:00 CST","oneSentenceSummary","Carroll County supervisors agreed to forward three options — keep two‑mile agreement, reduce to one mile, or adopt the state quarter‑mile default — to the county planning and zoning board for public consideration and recommendation.","taxTitle","Carroll County, Iowa","taxId",69003,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6671190,"Supervisors approve joint Greene‑Carroll bridge replacement on Apple Avenue south of Ralston",292,2424000,2716000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171518-e0846d6a1b84f3efca77de0d60aa12e8&start=2424&end=2716","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171518-e0846d6a1b84f3efca77de0d60aa12e8/thumbnail_2424000.jpg","/articles/6671190/Carroll-County/Iowa/Supervisors-approve-joint-GreeneCarroll-bridge-replacement-on-Apple-Avenue-south-of-Ralston","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671190-d021f52dc950a3d40f952600f8146507/orig.mp4?Expires=1771103824&Signature=F30G7zVI39f8MeiZxmXAFFIPKt9aECNaA9xrA2r20RLRH2rMbyInoH52MvP2aDjyAfMRNTDZggCBCd0Kj9zs7KWpGNF8BRUtjhMIIiIakeUb9yejx-pn40dfMmYIBW4EvXjir8v9hta-00Dg0hwyGvqYCheVSFMDoHSArMXqOQ603ivoui68~CeLwPhzeA8gpbDpOVxJouMXlyUYawRIOhxsO24cW2jhs-1PnaPRUNY1D8wq4RcB02meSXo798s4Bq8~rkuflcvbRsB7ulIvehjenAYwFMTo3T9n1MkRGYeXCRyVHmIHdITWGfy3i~Y3d33JPAzBL1NvujG9vOFKkg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors voted Tuesday to approve final plans and authorize signatures for a joint bridge replacement on the Greene County line at Apple Avenue south of Ralston.

Zach, the county roads representative, described the project as Greene County‑owned but jointly funded because the bridge sits on the county line. He said the county plans to use federal Highway Bridge Program (HPP) funds and that Carroll County’s share would be roughly half of the total estimated cost. “We’re looking to use our HPP federal, bridge funds to replace this,” Zach said. The estimated total cost reported at the meeting was about $850,000; the design calls for a roughly 70‑foot slab bridge with a 30‑foot roadway width.

Zach said the detour will likely route traffic through Greene County and estimated construction at about 12 weeks, subject to seasonal and environmental restrictions. He noted the Topeka shiner, a locally present fish species, affects allowable in‑water work windows and could influence timing.

The board moved to approve the final plans and allow county signatures. After a motion and second, supervisors voted “aye” and the motion carried. Greene County approved its final plans the same morning, and the design will be turned into the Iowa DOT for a March letting.

Why it matters: the replacement will restore a deteriorating structure on a county boundary road and is funded with a mix of federal bridge funds and county cost share; timing can be constrained by species protection and typical construction‑season limits.","Carroll County supervisors approved final plans and authorized signatures for a joint bridge replacement on the Greene County line; the project is estimated at about $850,000 and will be funded in part with federal HPP bridge funds.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6671195,"Carroll County supervisors hear nonprofit funding requests from New Opportunities, CASA, Breda Day Care and RSVP",533,85000,618000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2171518-e0846d6a1b84f3efca77de0d60aa12e8&start=85&end=618","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2171518-e0846d6a1b84f3efca77de0d60aa12e8/thumbnail_85000.jpg","/articles/6671195/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-supervisors-hear-nonprofit-funding-requests-from-New-Opportunities-CASA-Breda-Day-Care-and-RSVP","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6671195-67fd77d5bf1bde80d23b7d25dff61d83/orig.mp4?Expires=1771103824&Signature=YM8z9G0X4W3NCERuXkv4ksvB85JvhmpWkmoP9~SlWUz3vHRBbrENVmtqye1zFMlZ6iNZGAPh36BgspDU0NBFW77DJVcAtjOC-k5KXNU6hXqDnqa4UV1bl7r15drjt22MoplDtk1tjEWbp5XPGKt7hUL9cxx905z88MLe-3--KMJJpIJXooof1vJiQygiELtXuVY1rWI8a8G7Z09KU7Z8OlC0FPHBsabPClvLYhNlOCl-xz11ck7Nf0MyOkQFL~bRMvvm4yBSezuFHcWzUtylf4zEf2P8f0hItgwGYEVO7udDdnWpFs5lCL1Dobo7arKWWIiIoX~Qux7ulRTTseVsgQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Carroll County supervisors on Tuesday heard presentations from four local nonprofit programs seeking county support as the board prepares for next year’s budget cycle.

New Opportunities CEO Chad Johnson told supervisors his agency has not increased its typical county funding request since 2010 and emphasized the organization’s “one‑stop‑shop” model that connects clients to multiple services—food pantry, low‑income heating assistance (LIHEAP), WIC, Head Start and behavioral health—so families can leave services within a few months where possible. “We really try to get a family lots and lots of different services right from the get go,” Johnson said.

Stephanie Henrich, executive director of Centers Against Abuse and Sexual Assault (CASA), described damage to the organization’s Spencer hub from flooding earlier this year and said the agency’s regional budget covers 19 counties. Henrich said CASA’s annual operating budget for the 19‑county service area is “a little over $800,000,” of which about $595,000 came from state VOCA and related sources in the last year. She told the board Carroll County provided $1,000 this year and asked the county to consider $5,000 for the next fiscal year to support client assistance, mileage reimbursement and local office costs. “We would hope that Carroll County would consider $5,000 for next year’s funding to help us get through,” Henrich said.

Representatives of the Breda Day Care Center and Preschool described program demand and a facility need. Tia Aged, vice president of the Breda Day Care board, said the center is full with 38 children and has a waiting list of roughly 20 families (about 45 children). The center requested help to replace and expand an aging outdoor deck that staff say is failing; the presenter described the deck replacement estimate as roughly $12,000 and said the project would allow additional classrooms outdoor access.

Stacy, the RSVP (Retired and Senior Volunteer Program) presenter, asked Carroll County to continue a previously requested level of support for RSVP—$9,000 this year—and reviewed local volunteer work: pen‑pal and school engagement programs, veteran projects, nursing‑home visiting and episodic community volunteer projects. Stacy said the county match helps secure federal and state grant dollars that fund the volunteer program’s operations and noted RSVP presently reports about 331 active volunteers in Carroll County.

None of the nonprofit presentations included a formal vote or an immediate funding decision by the supervisors. County staff indicated the board will consider nonprofit requests as part of the upcoming budget process and asked agencies to submit required financial documentation, including audits, when available.

Why it matters: county funding decisions affect the size of the local match that draws down federal and state grants and can fund direct client assistance, transportation and local office costs for regionally based providers.

Clarifying details reported to the board included: CASA’s regional annual operating budget “a little over $800,000,” state funding of about $595,000, a reported 27% reduction in VOCA funding that year; CASA reported 32 sexual‑assault cases served in Carroll County during the prior year; RSVP’s current request of $9,000 (level funding historically used by the county) and ~331 volunteers in the county; Breda Day Care reported 38 enrolled children, 23 families, a waitlist of about 20 families (roughly 45 children) and an estimated deck replacement cost of about $12,000 (presenter‑supplied estimate).

Speakers and roles were identified at the meeting and were the sole sources of the quotes used above. Agencies were invited to provide formal contract requests and audits to county staff during the budget review process.","Presenters from New Opportunities, Centers Against Abuse and Sexual Assault, Breda Day Care Center and RSVP outlined service demand and requested or described county support; no formal county allocations were made at the meeting.","actionData","errors"]

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