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Union County signs easement and certifies 2026 5-Year Transportation Plan

Union County Board of Commissioners · April 15, 2025
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Summary

The board approved a voluntary right-of-way donation from Kendell and Janna Mollet needed for a BIG Replacement Grant project and signed the certificate completing the Highway Departments 2026-2030 Transportation Plan.

Union County commissioners approved two highway-related actions on April 15, 2025: the board authorized signing an Agreement for Voluntary Right of Way Donation from Kendell L. and Janna L. Mollet and signed the Transportation Plan certificate completing the Highway Departments 2026's 2026-2030 5-Year Plan.

The right-of-way agreement covers a perpetual easement described as NW 1/4 less KJMOLLET Tract 1 in Section 21, T94N-R50W of approximately 0.10 acres (more or less) and a temporary easement in the same section of approximately 1.75 acres (more or less). The minutes state these easements are required for the BIG Replacement Grant to replace asset 64-023-090. The board approved the easement by motion (mover: Commissioner Dailey; seconder: Commissioner Kimmel), and the motion carried.

The board also signed the Union County Transportation Plan certificate to complete the Highway Departments 2026-2030 5-Year Plan (motion by Commissioner Ballard, seconded by Commissioner Ustad); that motion carried. The minutes do not include project-level engineering details, grant award amounts, or a published timeline for the replacement project; those details are not specified in the meeting record.

The minutes record routine highway staffing action as well: the board approved hiring Aaron Coyle for summer work at $18 per hour, starting May 19.