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A supervisor moved to approve the license; another supervisor seconded and the board voted in favor. The board recorded the motion as carried.

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Properties named included Lots 409 and 410 in Crippen's Addition (Parcel 0519429145000) and Lot 65 East Shenandoah (Parcel 0520308100000), among others listed in the resolutions. The board took motions to approve the abatements, seconded, and approved both items by voice vote.

","Page County adopted resolutions granting tax abatements on several Shenandoah parcels, acting on court orders and recording parcel numbers in the resolutions.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":56,"_68":69,"_70":56,"_71":72,"_73":72},6223001,"MidAmerican Energy says 21‑turbine Shenandoah Hills project remains on track for service by end of year; FCC approval for lighting pending",152,1162000,1314000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf&start=1162&end=1314","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf/thumbnail_1162000.jpg","/articles/6223001/Page-County/Iowa/MidAmerican-Energy-says-21turbine-Shenandoah-Hills-project-remains-on-track-for-service-by-end-of-year-FCC-approval-for-lighting-pending","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6223001-208ded9c288ec95e459322ba41c24e2a/orig.mp4?Expires=1775322619&Signature=l066WDw7z4iJKNjpbshDNbvYrHAPavkAQvvveYl8M1TZ7HbBHilxEeh2PJezX78AD2Dq13Tg1GI~XtSVWCN0E73HlG-TK0IFnGbhsLnbsL62T3VPyHuW63wwE1jamYxsrzpW4B0zeJK8WZzRs83xiAYmb4MQW5agAdWRuXGBVzBdo1vaLHR-BlDUj5wfXICnF4Q9gDnmFuXBjppVoGxDrn4ui4lw0hJjtn19p9vjIyTEuqzWbx9LLJcirFb4fot4lLJv6bkaD4JarA4uM~MfkH4FVPdZ6ca4ULnzuKXq8QedWqJHVsX8i5ZTDuj2WfGJ-lvvLAhHgsv9WSHJnbwzRg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kelsey Ballard, a MidAmerican Energy representative, told the Page County Board of Supervisors that work on the Shenandoah Hills wind project in Page County is progressing toward an in‑service date by the end of 2025.

\"We do still expect the project to be in service by the end of this year,\" Ballard said. She reported that the 21 turbine centers in Page County have been staked and crews are building entrances, grading turbine roads and installing underground collection cable. Ballard said turbine deliveries are expected to begin around mid‑June.

Ballard said MidAmerican is working under a road‑use agreement with county crews and is coordinating on bridges and culverts. She noted ongoing safety planning and that a 9‑1‑1 drill is scheduled with EMS providers in Page and Fremont counties and the city of Shenandoah.

On lighting and tower equipment, Ballard said the project has FAA approval for the ADLS tower but is still awaiting FCC approval: \"we've received FAA approval but are still awaiting the FCC approval to then further develop that part of the project.\" She described neighborhood outreach as ongoing and said about six additional neighbor agreements were still in negotiation.

Supervisors and members of the public raised traffic‑control and safety concerns. One supervisor said residents reported unflagged equipment on gravel roads and said flagging, signage and use of traffic control need emphasis. Ballard said the construction team conducts daily safety talks and will reinforce flagging and signage practices.

Ballard described logistics coordination for deliveries and utility crossings: \"Generally that's a coordinated effort with the utility and the delivery crews... our delivery crews will coordinate with the applicable utility as the days get closer to those happening.\" She also said county staff would receive ongoing updates and provided contact information for questions.

Additional details discussed in the meeting: the county has 21 building permits submitted (one per turbine), two proposed turbine locations from earlier plans were not proceeding so the build‑out is 21 rather than 23, and no turbine foundations (concrete bases) had yet been poured in Page County at the time of the update. Ballard said mag‑chloride applications for more permanent dust control were planned to start the following week.

Board members asked MidAmerican to continue regular updates and to proactively notify county staff if problems arise during construction. Ballard said MidAmerican and its on‑site teams are available to answer citizen questions and to coordinate with county staff.","MidAmerican Energy reported progress on the Shenandoah Hills wind project in Page County: turbine centers staked, road and grading work underway, underground cable installation started and turbine deliveries planned for mid‑June; FAA approval for a lighting system has been received, FCC approval is pending.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_47":104,"_49":105,"_51":106,"_53":107,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":108,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":109,"_67":56,"_68":69,"_70":56,"_71":72,"_73":72},6223006,"Page County Board approves sale of former county engineer building to Jeff Williams",97,1026000,1123000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf&start=1026&end=1123","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf/thumbnail_1026000.jpg","/articles/6223006/Page-County/Iowa/Page-County-Board-approves-sale-of-former-county-engineer-building-to-Jeff-Williams","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6223006-5c622b4bf8d97c31d8bea1cee78c4321/orig.mp4?Expires=1775322619&Signature=geAr~DULbDktwRU8tqv3WRyGH9tLdwrMnx32MleBZ2Lt8eS6aLXHVNddiZHqY~cCOHrMQtWBMwhlbxYGPfhRP7zsEzwT3g0JW6GN6TNrVq9G8wtBqvSWE~K09-yoanmrfnu6-8ZmPK6s8MvtS7UsGNm7DsNedrmGByutlQX1IIgDLf3iKTYvy~ZGkOHwPLaKucConPyGH3lescGWldTywEcL8860TYTOwtpaWak4XwS2AnzsGVFOcgB1EyYtpmQRmcxvFzQIePtEWOh~kY6~hUQH2a-1bpqLCw6LkACjlsC1EFHeDX5EQqN5NYEDh-YPbePFlFi1yU9QJ~cJwYmDxw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Page County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 20‑25 authorizing the disposal of county property located at Lot 5, Block 19 in the original plat of Clarinda.

The board reported two bids for the parcel. The successful bid was from Jeff Williams for $51,000; a second bid from Jerry Magpritchett was for $42,006. The sale was conducted last week and the board authorized the Page County Attorney and the County Auditor to perform necessary acts to complete the sale and transfer of the real property.

The board closed the public hearing on the matter on a motion by Supervisor Mayer, seconded by Supervisor Rogers; the board voted unanimously 3‑0 to close the public hearing. A motion to approve Resolution 20‑25 was made and seconded, and the roll call vote carried.

","Board approved a resolution finalizing the county’s sale of a parcel in Clarinda to Jeff Williams after receiving two bids; the action authorizes county officials to complete the transfer.",{"_33":111,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":112,"_41":113,"_43":114,"_45":115,"_47":116,"_49":117,"_51":118,"_53":119,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":120,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":121,"_67":56,"_68":69,"_70":56,"_71":72,"_73":72},6223011,"Page County delays decision on annex parking-lot and sidewalk bid; asks contractors for written, itemized quotes",735,239000,974000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf&start=239&end=974","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3577313-a400d43d694ddbd718a638f1ac4095cf/thumbnail_239000.jpg","/articles/6223011/Page-County/Iowa/Page-County-delays-decision-on-annex-parking-lot-and-sidewalk-bid-asks-contractors-for-written-itemized-quotes","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6223011-a2e5d1531c17f73a4d26a1a745b06494/orig.mp4?Expires=1775322619&Signature=Pci2wLv4v6UaiLUZrsQWiNhzbbLxTUeRF4bQlu754FQeYK4Sbzd1KCKhU69IAuxupD~1RkY8k8c2Nd2iLKhIbd4Ts7cGQWNVkx5cRlBxKTkn5-d7OE1vJSCzCJniiH2AO1aHKbsfNXv2ao68ox6vyO779cO0We9oyPYD0idnAuNfFO5PGn0Afw-nywCUkN27Nyhpu70N0EU9Mr-5OYoCelUSMY8i8mPdK5b0Fre1z0kiEEy0Gjrxq140BL-UXjhBBf0ft3JzDKO4-nJ8Fp0FnFF7OE9fNL-ha5AL7qAg4JCNrUySaJaGjLsDwRdbxR3F27ygFFqO8giCDCBG~dI5ww__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Nick Hyer, engineer technician for Page County, presented preliminary plans and cost estimates for a new parking lot on the west end of the county annex and replacement of perimeter sidewalks.

Hyer said the plan moves the lot roughly 50 to 60 feet south from the building’s west side to avoid constructing an exterior stairway and handicap ramp, and instead rely on an existing interior chair lift. He described the layout: a 6‑foot sidewalk running from the doorway to Washington Street and replacement of uneven or missing public sidewalks around the right‑of‑way.

Hyer provided three contractor estimates. Barnes and Son (Velasco) submitted the low bid at about $56,000; Sticklers bid $63,187.50; and 10 Point Construction of Denison quoted about $87,008.84. Hyer said county crews would perform rock and dirt work in‑house to reduce cost. He summarized quantities included in the estimates: about 1,600 square feet of 5‑foot sidewalk, about 1,400 square feet of 6‑foot sidewalk, six ADA detectable warning panels, and roughly 4,800 square feet of 6‑inch pavement for the parking area.

Commissioners asked for clarification and documentation before awarding the work. A supervisor moved to select Barnes and Son, but the board requested written, itemized confirmations that each contractor used the same quantities and specifications (for example, 6‑inch parking‑lot pavement and 4‑inch sidewalk) and line‑item pricing. The board directed staff to obtain those written bids and return the item to the agenda next week. Commissioners also said they will discuss how the project will be funded when it returns.

Hyer said a matching grant discussed with Gary McClarnon would cover half the cost for the parallel sidewalks; the board asked staff to confirm grant details and how the match would affect the county’s out‑of‑pocket cost.

Timing: Hyer said there was not an urgent rush but the county would prefer to complete work before fall and winter. He and staff discussed planning to do grading and earthwork during summer months and to avoid pouring concrete in winter.

The board did not make a final award. The item was continued to next week pending written, line‑item bids and confirmation of quantities and funding.

","County engineers presented plans and three contractor estimates for a new parking lot and perimeter sidewalks at the annex; commissioners asked staff to return next week with written, line‑item bids and details before awarding work.","actionData","errors"]

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