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Linn County commissioners approve claims, pay consultant invoice and adopt several resolutions; decide to pull Pleasanton compactor service if no agreement
Summary
The board approved claims, accepted the sheriff's fee report, approved a consultant invoice after executive session, adopted floodplain and salary resolutions, approved tax abatements, adjusted department head pay ranges and authorized a 45-day notice to remove compactor service from Pleasanton if the city does not sign county contract terms.
At its meeting the Linn County Board of Commissioners approved a series of administrative actions including claims and departmental reports, a consultant invoice, multiple resolutions and personnel pay-range adjustments. The board also set a 45-day deadline to remove county-run compactor/trash service from Pleasanton if the town does not sign a county permit/contract.
Claims and reports: The board approved claims and transfers totaling $1,319,079.10 (county staff noted roughly $1,311,904 of that total were transfers and the remainder included utilities). The board also accepted the sheriff’s end-of-month fee report showing total receipts of $141,851.35 and moved to accept that report by motion and voice vote.
Consultant invoice: After executive session, commissioners addressed an invoice from the law/consulting firm associated with Austin Seifkin (referred to in the record as Sifkin/Sifkin). The board voted to pay an invoice for $33,003.22 related to consulting work on solar-panel CUPs; the motion carried 2–1.
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