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Board approves multiple drainage warrants, repairs and engineer appointments
Summary
Supervisors approved a series of stamped warrants, drainage district repairs and an engineer appointment to investigate tile failures; board clarified invoice line items and corrected at least one warrant total during the meeting.
The Dickinson County Board approved multiple stamped warrants and authorized repairs and engineering work for several drainage districts during routine claims and drainage business.
Clerk and staff presented a list of stamped warrants and drainage payments including Jacobs and Westegard ($350), County News ($49.43), and a Jacobson/Westegard invoice initially listed as $3,546.25 that staff corrected in discussion to $2,606.25 after verifying combined line items. Board members voted to approve the warrants by roll call 'aye' votes.
On infrastructure items, the board authorized appointing Jacobsen Westergaard (James Westegaard) to investigate and develop repair recommendations for DD6 main tile and approved estimated repairs on Joint Drainage District 61 Branch 252 and DD5 main ditch using budgeted emergency funds where appropriate. Several board members asked staff to separate combined invoices and clarify line-item accounting before final payment.
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