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Votes at a glance: Sawyer County board actions on leases, boat landing, condemnation commission and appointments

5430320 · July 18, 2025
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Summary

The board approved several routine and project-specific items by voice or roll-call votes, including an airport hangar lease transfer, Nelson Lake boat‑landing work, establishment of a condemnation commission, and an appointment to the housing authority.

At its meeting the Sawyer County Board approved multiple items with limited debate. Key outcomes:

- Airport hangar lease transfer: The board approved a hangar lease transfer at the airport. Motion by Supervisor Bennett, second by Supervisor Newman; voice vote in favor. (Action originated under Public Works.)

- Nelson Lake boat landing (Town of Lenrick): The board approved a shoreline alteration permit and associated grading work to improve access at Nelson Lake boat landing, with county conservation and highway staff support. Motion by Supervisor Buckle, second by Supervisor Newman; voice vote carried.

- Condemnation commission resolution: The board adopted a resolution establishing the Sawyer County Condemnation Commission and setting pay rates (statutory requirement). Motion by Supervisor Schuman, second by Supervisor Evans; voice vote carried.

- Sawyer County Housing Authority appointment: The board approved the reappointment of Mike Stamp to the Sawyer County Housing Authority. Motion by Supervisor Sessel, second by Supervisor Duffy; voice vote carried.

Additional votes reported in committee meeting summaries included acceptance of timber sale bids and transfer‑sale parcel actions within Land, Water & Forestry; those committee actions were reported to the board by committee chairs.

These items were approved by voice votes or routine roll calls and did not prompt extended board debate.