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Nelson County Park Board signs proof of loss, sets May 16 bids for Stump Lake Park shop work
Summary
At a special April 18 meeting the Nelson County Park Board unanimously signed a Proof of Loss with NDIRF for damage to the Stump Lake Park shop, authorized advertising for removal/disposal work and for construction bids, and set a May 16 bid opening for both efforts.
Chairman Cody Johnson called the Nelson County Park Board to order on April 18, 2023, and the board quickly moved to address damage to the Stump Lake Park shop building.
The board unanimously approved a motion to sign a Proof of Loss with NDIRF related to the damage. Park Board member Cameron Swenson moved to sign the Proof of Loss; Harley Eidsness seconded, and all members voted yes.
Board members then authorized advertising for removal and disposal of the damaged shop. Dennis Fahey moved to advertise for removal and disposal; Aaron Mork seconded and the motion carried with all members voting yes.
The board set a bid opening date of May 16 for the removal and disposal work. Cameron Swenson moved to set the bid opening; Steve Forde seconded and the motion carried unanimously.
Separately, the board voted to advertise for bids to construct a new shop building, with those construction bids to be opened on May 16 as well. Dennis Fahey moved to advertise for construction bids; Aaron Mork seconded and the motion passed with unanimous support.
The meeting opened the agenda earlier in the session — a motion to approve the agenda, moved by Steve Forde and seconded by Cameron Swenson, passed unanimously — and the board adjourned after the shop-building actions. The minutes record Secretary Nathan Parks and Chairman Cody Johnson signing the meeting record.
Next procedural step: bids for removal/disposal and for a replacement shop are scheduled to be opened on May 16.
