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Woods County reviews OEDA REAP affidavit; staff reports document "looks good"
Summary
During agenda item 16 the county reviewed an OEDA REAP affidavit. Staff reported they had taken the documents to Brian, who agreed they "look good." The supplied transcript does not record a formal motion or vote on the affidavit in the excerpt provided.
Woods County discussed agenda item 16, described in the agenda as possible action regarding an OEDA REAP affidavit. A staff member summarized the review: “Okay. So this is the ones that, I took them to Brian, and he, was in agreement. They look good. No.”
The transcript excerpt provided contains the staff report but does not include a formal motion, a mover or seconder, or a recorded vote on item 16. The comments suggest staff reviewed the affidavit with an individual named Brian and that Brian agreed with the documents reviewed, but the record provided does not specify what, if any, next steps the board directed staff to take.
No statutes, ordinances, grant amounts, or deadlines are cited in the supplied segments. The transcript does not identify Brian’s title or affiliation, and no formal authorization language for the OEDA REAP affidavit appears in the excerpt.
Because the excerpt lacks a recorded vote or motion text, it is not possible from these segments to determine whether the board approved submission of the affidavit, asked for revisions, or merely acknowledged receipt of the documents. The record ends with staff indicating agreement between staff and Brian but without further procedural detail.
