Butler County supervisors approve May claims list and acknowledge manure-plan updates
Summary
The board unanimously approved the county claims for May 1–31, 2024 and acknowledged a set of annual manure management plan updates for several finisher farms; the minutes list multiple vendors and several large line items.
The Butler County Board of Supervisors on June 4 voted to approve the county’s claims for May 1–31, 2024 and acknowledged receipt of annual Manure Management Plan short-form updates for several finisher farms.
The claims list published in the minutes runs across multiple vendors and line items. Notable single-line items recorded in the minutes include a $1,381,881.25 payment listed to UMB Bank, N.A. for GO bonds (principal and interest), a $78,000 payment to Siouxland Trailer Sales for new equipment, a $54,700 entry for VanWall Equipment (equipment), and multiple other larger items such as a $250,787.48 entry (DenCo Corp. line in the minutes) and a $37,066.00 listing for Kenny Bloker Masonry (ARPA building expense). The minutes do not summarize a total claims amount or provide additional explanatory detail beyond the vendor list as printed.
The board also acknowledged the Manure Management Plan short-form annual updates for the following operations: Angus Finisher Farm #70168; Allison Finisher Farm #63889; McCandless III Finisher Farm #68556; Reeser Finisher Farm #63709; Aspen Finisher Farm #71290; Hauser Finisher #58098; Lindell Limited #58662; Kampman Site #65334. The acknowledgement is recorded in the minutes as receipt only; no action beyond acknowledgement is recorded.
The approval of claims was moved by Supervisor Greg Barnett and seconded by Supervisor Rusty Eddy; the minutes record the vote as unanimous. The meeting adjourned at 9:20 a.m., with the next regular meeting set for June 11, 2024, at 9:00 a.m.
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