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Union County approves two voluntary right‑of‑way donations for BRF 6372(00)25‑5 road project
Summary
The Union County Board of Commissioners on June 24 approved two voluntary easements from private landowners for Project BRF 6372(00)25-5, motions carried after routine consent. The easements include perpetual and temporary parcels described in the minutes.
Union County commissioners voted June 24 to accept two voluntary right-of-way donations to support Project BRF 6372(00)25-5, a bridge or road replacement grant noted in the minutes.
The board approved an agreement accepting perpetual and temporary easements from Allen and Angela K. Andrews covering portions of LOT R-2 (S½ SW¼ of Sec. 26-T95N-R50W), and accepted a second agreement with the Myron and Nancy Gradert Revocable Trust for easements on the SE¼ of NE¼ of Sec. 20-T95N-R49W. Both motions were recorded as carried: the Andrews motion was moved by Commissioner Peggy Ustad and seconded by Commissioner Robert Ballard; the Gradert motion was moved by Commissioner Michael Dailey and seconded by Commissioner Peggy Ustad.
The minutes list the easement sizes in the motions: the Andrews contribution includes a perpetual easement described as "LOT R-2 except 0.47 acres... 0.027 acres, more or less" and a temporary easement of 0.027 acres (more or less). The Gradert trust donation lists a perpetual easement for the SE¼ of NE¼ (0.05 acres, more or less) and a temporary easement of 0.44 acres (more or less). The minutes do not record public comment or any opposition.
The accepted motions were part of routine transportation business on the agenda; the document identifies the project by grant/ledger reference "BRF 6372(00)25-5 aka 64-042-050 BIG Replacement Grant." The minutes do not list additional details about design, contractor impacts, or a project schedule.
The board carried the motions without recorded roll-call tallies in the minutes excerpt. No additional debate or amendments to the agreements are recorded in the public minutes.
