The Scott County Board of Commissioners on July 22, 2025, recorded several formal actions during the public meeting.

Key votes

- Approval of July 8, 2025, meeting minutes — Motion to approve carried; recorded as passed (vote recorded as “Aye”; minutes show approval in the meeting record). Minutes approval was accepted by voice vote and recorded as passed.

- Consent agenda — The board approved a nine-item consent agenda by motion, which the minutes show passed. The consent items included:
• Resolution 2025-170: enter contract with Damascus Way Reentry Center Inc. for a women’s transitional housing program and a budget amendment.
• Resolution 2025-181: approve rezoning of 40 acres from A-1 (Agricultural Preservation) to A-3 (Agricultural Preservation Density) (Randy Kubish, applicant; Richard Lee and Joan Elizabeth Dreemeyer, property owners).
• Resolution 2025-182: approve final plat and conservation easements for Brink Business Park (Brink Development LLC, applicant and owner).
• Resolution 2025-183: approve interim use permit for a detached accessory dwelling unit (Randall A. Wagner and Louann Wagner, applicants/owners).
• Resolution 2025-186: authorize a master services agreement with Toptal LLC for quality improvement consulting services.
• Resolution 2025-187: approve renewal application for an optional 2 a.m. liquor permit for SSK Group LLC, DBA Doherty’s Tavern (Spring Lake Township).
• Resolution 2025-188: authorize lawful gambling off-site permit for Jordan Fire Department Relief Association (Sand Creek Township).
• Approve record of disbursements and approved claims.
• Approve payroll processing of personnel actions.

The consent agenda was approved during the meeting and recorded in the minutes as passed.

- Resolution 2025-180 (Mid America Festivals parking CUP amendment) — Adopted 4–1. See separate article for full discussion and context; the resolution changes condition 32 of the festival’s conditional use permit related to on-site parking and includes safeguard language giving county staff authority to revoke the 2025 allowance if the changes cause roadway backups.

Procedural notes

The meeting record shows motions and seconds for the minutes and consent agenda; those motions were carried by voice vote with the consent agenda recorded as passed. The record identifies the CUP amendment vote outcome explicitly as 4–1. The transcript does not list explicit roll-call votes with individual commissioner yea/nay on all consent items in the audio excerpts provided to this record.