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Carroll County officials approve payables, plat and canvass special-election results; receive manure-management update
Summary
Carroll County supervisors approved payables, signed off on a farm plat, formally canvassed results of a March 4 special election in the Ralston school district and heard an annual manure management update for Opperman Feeders.
At a March meeting, Carroll County officials approved county payables, approved a land plat for a farm in Granite, and formally canvassed results of a March 4 special election for the Ralston school district, then received an annual manure-management update from a local feedlot.
The board approved payables after staff reported an updated total. A county representative reported an initial payables total of $438,584.53, then said an additional $259.95 was added for late bills to bring the total to $439,142.28; later in the motion the board recorded approval of $439,114.48. The board moved and seconded approval and voted in favor. The transcript contains differing totals; the board approved the figure read aloud at the time of the formal motion.
The supervisors approved a plat for a property identified in the record as being owned by “B and A Barons Farm, LLP” at an address described in the transcript as “200 And Ninetieth in Granite.” A motion and second were recorded and the motion carried.
The board canvassed returns from the March 4 special election for the Lynn Ralston School District (2 precincts reporting). County staff reported a total of 291 ballots on the question, with 208 votes in favor and 83 opposed; the board moved to approve the canvas and the motion carried. The transcript records the vote totals as read by staff; the board’s motion to approve the canvas passed by voice vote.
Meeting minutes from the March 3, 2025 meeting were also approved by motion and voice vote.
Following the formal actions, the board recorded a manure-management annual update for Opperman Feeders for Section 29, Washington Township, described in the agenda as a “non-construction expansion.” The transcript lists the update on the agenda; no formal vote or additional action on the manure-management item is recorded in the available transcript excerpt.
Committee reports and calendar items followed; several supervisors noted weather-related meeting cancellations the previous week and upcoming attendance at regional meetings and the ISAC spring conference.
The meeting adjourned after the business was completed.
