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Votes at a glance: Wright County supervisors, Jan. 13, 2025
Summary
Summary of motions and actions taken by the Wright County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 13, 2025, including appointments, authorizations, drainage claims, plan approvals and administrative items.
The Wright County Board of Supervisors approved a series of motions during its Jan. 13 meeting. The board used voice votes for routine items; where individual roll-call tallies were not provided, minutes record motions as carried.
Key actions and motions recorded in the meeting:
- Approve Henninger Construction invoice for work completed as of Dec. 30, 2024, $83,912.50. Motion carried by voice vote.
- Approve final plans for bridge replacement BROSC 099(106)--9-99 (Taylor Avenue over Lewis Creek). Motion carried by voice vote.
- Approve memorandum permitting a private drainage tile installation in county right-of-way along 110th between Emmett and Davis (applicant: Jay Pogge), subject to conditions and recording. Motion carried by voice vote.
- Approve drainage claims for payment and specific invoices presented (including Mazdam Construction invoices of $13,406.51 and $1,992.20 for DD76 and related work). Motion carried.
- Appoint Kent Kerstein as Grant Township trustee to fill an unexpired term (appointment by supervisors; voice vote carried). Term length noted as a four-year term to finish the previous term.
- Authorize Amanda Meyer (auditor) and Joan Schoenglaw (accounts payable clerk) to manage and make changes to county Visa credit cards; motion seconded and carried. Board discussed extending similar authority to deputies as needed.
- Appoint Eric Eady with Nyemaster Goode, P.C. (Nymaster Good PC) as Wright County drainage attorney; motion recorded as carried.
Motions were generally seconded and approved by voice vote. The official minutes record “motion carries” or “all ayes” for the items above. Where minutes or the transcript did not supply roll-call vote tallies, the board used voice votes and no named voting records were provided.
