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Board approves consent agenda, appointments and several contracts and policies

2758930 · March 11, 2025
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Summary

The board approved the consent agenda, a trails bond resolution, a donated right-of-way, the lived expert honorarium policy, a museum contract and appointed an alternate member to an active seat.

At the meeting, Missoula County commissioners approved the consent agenda and several discrete actions including bonds, easements, a policy and a contract. The board also approved an appointment moving an alternate member to an active seat on a county advisory body.

Recorded board actions (verbal roll calls recorded as "Aye" in the transcript): - Consent agenda: approved. - Approval resolution for a trails bond to support the City of Missoula’s Grand Creek Trails project: approved (bond amount stated as $500,000). - Acceptance of a donated public road and utility easement to secure right-of-way for the Blue Mountain connector: approved; county staff to sign paperwork. - Adoption of the lived expert honorarium policy: approved. - Approval of a contract with Historical Research Associates to develop an interpretive plan for the county museum (contract value cited at $35,000; funded by Friends of the Museum at ICPS): approved. - Appointment of Ian Rupp from an alternate seat to an active seat following the resignation of a member identified as Gentry; applications will be opened to fill the vacated alternate position: approved.

Each motion was moved and seconded in the meeting record and the board voted verbally in favor; no roll‑call vote tallies by member were recorded in the transcript.

Why it matters: these approvals move projects, administrative policy and board membership forward and document formal county actions taken at the meeting.

What’s next: staff will sign the required documents and open applications for the now‑vacant alternate seat as described in the meeting.