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Board approves MOU allowing historical society to place sign on county property
Summary
Supervisors authorized the county administrator to sign an MOU permitting the historical society to install a historical sign on county property near the courthouse, with staff recommending terms that the county bear no cost or maintenance obligations and reserve right to remove the sign.
Supervisors voted to authorize the county administrator to execute a memorandum of understanding allowing the historical society to place a historical sign on county‑owned property between the fire tower and the Department of Social Services.
Supervisor Monday presented the proposed site and said staff had not identified right‑of‑way or easement conflicts. The draft MOU outlines that the county will have no cost or maintenance obligation for the sign and retains the right to require removal if the property is needed for other uses. County attorney Zane drafted the proposed agreement, staff said.
A motion to authorize the county administrator to execute the MOU and approve the site exhibit was moved and seconded and passed by roll call; supervisors recorded "aye" votes in sequence during the roll call. No conditions beyond those in the draft MOU were announced at the meeting.
The board’s action authorizes staff to finalize placement with the sign installer and execute the MOU; the meeting record did not include a timeline for sign installation.
