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Votes at a glance: Carroll County supervisors approve four routine items including FY26 drainage assessments

3377798 · May 19, 2025
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Summary

At the May 19 meeting the Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved a utility permit for a new chicken barn, approved fiscal year 2026 drainage assessments covering seven drains, granted a retail tobacco license to Al's Corner Company and approved a 2025 tax suspension list of five properties.

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved four formal agenda items on May 19, 2025. Each motion passed by voice vote with the standard "All in favor? Aye. Opposed? Motion carries." recording the outcome.

1) Utility permit — new chicken barn (200 & 40th Street) Motion: Approve utility permit to bore power under 200 & 40th Street to serve a new chicken barn. No mover/second names were recorded on the audio transcript. Outcome: Approved by voice vote.

2) Fiscal year 2026 drainage assessments — seven drains Motion: Approve FY26 drainage assessments for seven named drains (listed on the agenda). County staff described work completed last summer and fall, minor sinkhole repairs and estimated follow‑up repairs; supervisors moved and seconded and the motion passed by voice vote. Outcome: Approved by voice vote.

3) Retail tobacco license — Al's Corner Company Motion: Approve retail tobacco license for Al's Corner Company. Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.

4) 2025 tax suspension list Motion: Approve the 2025 tax suspension list covering five properties (one added and one removed from last year, per auditor). Moved and seconded; approved by voice vote.

The meeting audio does not record roll‑call tallies or named yea/nay votes for these items. Where the transcript records brief discussion (for example, staff described the seven drainage assessments and related minor repair work before the FY26 assessment vote), that discussion is summarized in the county’s secondary roads and drainage notes; no item was tabled or failed during this meeting.

For documentation and follow‑up, county staff will proceed with the approved assessments and permit processing consistent with county procedures and applicable codes.