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Libby board appoints liaison for Board of Health; controlled groundwater area discussion to be revisited
Summary
The council heard a report that the Board of Health selected a liaison—Jan Iverson—and received a presentation on a previously considered controlled groundwater area; the city had earlier asked the board not to proceed while negotiations with a third party were ongoing.
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Councilors heard from committee members that the Board of Health selected a liaison to represent the city and received an update on a potential controlled groundwater area.
A committee member said the board appointed a liaison, naming Jan Iverson; the same committee also heard a brief presentation from Jason Ravi about a controlled-groundwater-area effort that had been initiated previously. The committee member said the City of Libby had earlier asked the board of health not to proceed with the controlled-groundwater-area action while the city was negotiating with a party identified in the record as "IP." The committee indicated the city can either revisit participation in that process or decline to participate.
The council did not take formal action to join or reject the controlled-groundwater-area effort at this meeting; the update was informational and the liaison appointment was presented as the committee's decision. Councilors said they would continue collecting information from other communities that use similar combined economic- and community-development organizational models before pursuing a city-level economic development coordinator or combined organization.

