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Klamath County approves amended IGA with Polk County for tax conversion work
Summary
The board authorized the chair to sign an amendment to the intergovernmental agreement (contract 25-193) with Polk County so the Oregon Department of Revenue Tools Committee can fund expanded tax-lot conversion work; the transcript records a $9,000 fiscal impact paid to Polk County.
Klamath County commissioners approved an amendment to an intergovernmental agreement (contract 25-193) with Polk County to add scope for a tax-lot conversion project.
Eric (introduced during the GIS item) told the board Polk County identified a larger-than-expected scope for the tax-lot conversion work and that the Oregon Department of Revenue Tools Committee will provide the additional funding directly to Polk County. The amendment adjusts the agreement so Polk County can perform the added work and receive the funding.
Speaker 2 moved to approve and authorize the chair to sign the amendment; the motion noted a $9,000 fiscal impact that will be handled directly between Polk County and the Oregon Department of Revenue Tools Committee so Klamath County will not process the funds. The motion was seconded and approved by voice vote.
The board recorded the item as a standard intergovernmental amendment to permit the expanded scope and outside funding source to be reflected in contract 25-193.
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