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Votes at a glance: fence view order, ditch liner bid, cereal malt beverage notice, tax roll corrections, hires and WIC clerk approval

2434802 · February 27, 2025
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Summary

The Riley County Commission approved a set of routine items including a revised fence view order, procurement of a ditch liner, signing a township notice for a cereal malt beverage license, tax roll corrections, two volunteer firefighter hires and authorization to begin the WIC clerk hiring process.

At its Feb. 27 meeting, the Riley County Commission approved several routine items and motions with minimal discussion. Actions taken include:

- Revised fence view order (Bridal and Chaffee property): commissioners approved a corrected fence view order after staff noted a typographical correction to the dispute order.

- Ditch liner procurement: the commission approved the staff recommendation to award supply (pickup, not delivery) of a 5‑inch ditch liner to Bayer Construction for $24,800.

- Cereal malt beverage license notice: commissioners signed a notice to the township board for a cereal malt beverage license for Bitts Farm at 1000 South Scenic Drive.

- Tax roll corrections: the commission approved tax roll corrections as presented.

- Volunteer firefighter hires: the board signed employee action forms for new volunteer firefighters (names recorded in minutes: Zomfin Huff and Alfonso Wilkin Garcia).

- WIC clerk hiring process: as the Board of Health, commissioners approved beginning the hiring process to fill a full‑time WIC clerk position; staff said the position is budgeted for the current and next fiscal year.

Each motion passed by voice vote. Where votes were taken commissioners answered “Aye.”