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Grant County Water Resource District approves routine business, reviews Raleigh Reservoir lighting

Grant County Water Resource District · February 10, 2025
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Summary

At its Feb. 10 meeting in Elgin, the Grant County Water Resource District approved January minutes and the financial report, authorized $1,205.09 in bills, reviewed electric meters and yard lights at Raleigh Reservoir and Sheep Creek, and heard a brief report on proposed legislation.

Chairman Jerald Christensen called the Grant County Water Resource District regular meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 10 in Elgin. Directors Gary Meyer and Harold Gaugler and Secretary/Treasurer Julie Levorsen were present.

The board approved the minutes of its Jan. 20, 2025 meeting after a motion by Director Gary Meyer and a second from Director Harold Gaugler; the motion carried. The January 2025 financial report was reviewed and approved on a motion by Director Harold Gaugler, seconded by Meyer.

The district authorized payment of bills totaling $1,205.09. Itemized bills presented were: Southwest Water Authority, Raleigh & Sheep Creek — $110.64; Mor Gran Sou, Raleigh & Sheep Creek — $187.93; Levorsen Acctg & Tax, PC (rent) — $50.00; and pay vouchers — $856.52. Director Gary Meyer moved to approve payment; Director Harold Gaugler seconded and the motion carried.

The board reviewed infrastructure at Raleigh Reservoir and along Sheep Creek, focusing on electric meters and yard lights. The minutes note that there was some ice fishing activity and no reports of incidents; no formal action or follow-up assignment was recorded in the transcript.

Director Harold Gaugler provided a brief report on current proposed legislation that could affect the district; the transcript does not specify the bills or statutes referenced. After routine business and reports, Meyer moved to adjourn, Gaugler seconded, and the board adjourned.

The meeting minutes were signed by Secretary/Treasurer Julie Levorsen.