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Surveyor: payrolls largely on budget; additional survey funds noted for monuments
Summary
Committee reviewed a variance report showing payrolls "pretty much in line" and discussed miscellaneous supplies and additional survey funds to support monument work; no formal appropriation or motion was recorded in the transcript.
At the Oct. 4 meeting, a committee member introduced the variance report and noted that payrolls were "pretty much in line" with expectations while miscellaneous supplies and additional funds for survey monuments were highlighted.
Committee discussion focused on the ongoing need to maintain and replace survey monuments and on equipment needs to support accurate data collection. Max Elliot explained that staff are "starting again the process of occupying these known points and getting accurate data on there" and that monuments are repeatedly damaged by infrastructure projects.
No formal vote or budget adoption occurred in the portion of the meeting included in the transcript; members discussed sending staff to conferences (noting UCLS as a training venue) and the need for office filing and computer equipment. The variance report therefore served as an informational review and as background for later operational requests described elsewhere in the meeting.
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