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Votes at a glance: Linn County commission actions on June 23, 2025

5067841 · June 23, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of formal actions the Linn County Board of Commissioners took on June 23, including routine approvals and licenses.

The Linn County Board of Commissioners took the following formal actions during its June 23 meeting.

• Motion to approve maintenance as written — passed by voice vote.

• Motion to approve the agenda as written — passed by voice vote.

• Motion to approve claims in the amount of $167,400.06 — passed by voice vote.

• Motion to approve two abate orders (No. 2024-265 and No. 2024-266) for a total rebate of $2,582.76 — passed by voice vote.

• Motion to appoint Alicia Whitcraft and Mary Kripko as the two electors to supervise destruction of ballots (statutory requirement under Kansas law) for the July 10 destruction date — passed by voice vote. The county cited Kansas statute 25-2708 during the discussion of electors of destruction of ballots.

• Motion to approve Davis’s cereal malt beverage license application 2025‑3 for All Star in Prescott — passed by voice vote.

• Motion to approve CivicPlus website proposal (quote 93123-1) and authorize signature — passed (see separate article for details).

• Motion to approve World Premier Building Services contract for insurance-funded repairs in the amount of $29,925.73, excluding the gazebo and the old county attorney building — passed (see separate article for details).

• Motion to approve Resolution 2025‑12 appointing Lisa Kelstatt as county appraiser (four‑year term) — passed (see separate article for details).

Many motions were adopted by voice vote without individual roll-call tallies recorded in the transcript. When counts were not specified, the minutes record the motion as carried after commissioners responded "aye."