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Carroll County Board approves plats, reappointments and an appropriations resolution
Summary
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved three plats, reappointed four zoning commissioners, appointed four condemnation compensation commissioners and adopted an appropriations resolution authorizing the auditor to spend the remaining 15% of the FY25 budget.
The Carroll County Board of Supervisors on Monday approved several routine land and personnel items and adopted an appropriations resolution to allow the auditor's office to spend the remaining 15% budgeted for fiscal year 2025.
By voice vote, the board approved three plats: L and P Songgroff at 220th and Ivy; Keith, Rhonda and Scott Janney at 170th and Ivy; and the David Degass revocable trust (Highway 30 in Quail). The board recorded the plats as approved without an individual roll-call tally.
The board reappointed four existing Carroll County zoning commissioners and directed staff to seek a fifth commissioner, noting Katie Holtz was not able to serve another year. The reappointments passed by voice vote.
The board also appointed four people to fill vacancies among county condemnation compensation commissioners: Anne Earlbeck, Chris Ludwig, Jessica Veil (identified as a realtor in Templeton) and Lisa Moore. The appointments passed by voice vote.
On a roll-call vote the board passed an appropriations resolution authorizing the auditor's office to expend the remaining 15% of budgeted funds for fiscal year 2025. The roll call recorded five yes votes: Mike Anderson; Stephanie Hausman; Scott Johnson; Eugene Meiners; and Mark McCray.
The board approved the January 2 minutes and adopted the agenda with a wording change to item 3 (the board agreed to "acknowledge" rather than "approve" the valuation report).
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