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Humboldt County board approves $486,025.08 in claims, accepts manure management plans and two resignations; snow‑skimmer permit renewed
Summary
The county board approved claims totaling $486,025.08, accepted several annual manure management plans, accepted two staff resignations with effective dates, and approved an application for snow skimming for the 2025–26 season.
Humboldt County supervisors voted to approve claims totaling $486,025.08, accepted routine annual manure management plans, accepted two resignations from county personnel, and approved a snow‑skimming operator's application for the 2025–26 season.
The claims motion — described at the meeting as "$486,025.08" — passed after a motion and second; the board recorded voices of "Aye" with no roll‑call votes captured in the transcript.
Supervisors also reviewed and accepted multiple manure management plans that are filed annually with county authorities and the state. The plans named at the meeting included: Humboldt (Finisher site number 57800), Highway 3 Finisher (site number 68281), Colt Finisher Farm (site number 70454), Nelson Brother sites (64889 and 267498), and Bridal Fisher Farm (site number 5780). A staff speaker noted that any changes to those plans must be resubmitted to the Department of Natural Resources for review.
The board accepted two resignations with effective dates discussed during the meeting: a resignation effective Dec. 31 (Diane) and a resignation effective Nov. 15 (Sandy). The motion to accept the resignations was offered, seconded and approved by voice vote.
The board approved the 2025–26 season application for a snow‑skimming operator. Meeting discussion said insurance and maps were in order and that the county had no operational issues with the contractor in prior seasons.
Votes at the meeting were recorded by voice as "Aye" with the presiding officer announcing "Motion carries"; no roll‑call tallies or individual member votes were provided in the public transcript.
Ending: County staff said they would finalize paperwork for the claims, update records for the accepted manure management plans, and process the personnel paperwork for the accepted resignations.
