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Votes at a glance: supervisors approve Albert Fong subdivision final plat, cleanup dates and routine personnel actions
Summary
At its Sept. 10 meeting the Des Moines County Board of Supervisors approved Resolution 2024-45 (final plat for the Albert Fong subdivision), set dates for the rural resident fall cleanup, and approved personnel actions and minutes; no contested votes were recorded in the transcript.
The Des Moines County Board of Supervisors voted on several routine items during its Sept. 10 meeting, approving a subdivision final plat, setting fall cleanup dates and confirming personnel actions.
Final plat — Albert Fong subdivision (Resolution 2024-45): Staff summarized a two-lot final plat for property split between Burlington city limits and the county on Hartman Road, noting frontage that allows future access from Hartman Road and documented drainage and sight-distance issues on the north (Hillary Road) side. A condition attached to the resolution prohibits new entrances on the north edge. Jared Lassiter recommended approval, and a supervisor moved and seconded the resolution. Supervisors voting aloud indicated approval; the board signed the documents after the meeting.
Rural resident fall cleanup dates: The board approved proposed fall cleanup dates (presented in discussion as starting Oct. 6 and running through Dec. 14); a motion to approve passed on voice vote.
Personnel actions and minutes: The supervisors accepted fee reports for August 2024 and approved several personnel actions: a public health secretary unpaid leave entry for Jennifer Hartman (08/29/2024), an 18-month step increase for the motor vehicle clerk Julian Allen (previous rate $34,764.90; new rate $37,158.58) and the hiring of a correctional officer, Kenyatta Rooks (73.3 unpaid hours noted). The board also approved minutes of the Sept. 3, 2024 meeting.
Outcome summary: All motions on the day were approved by voice vote as recorded in the transcript. Where members were named in roll call or during voting, the transcript records affirmative responses (e.g., Shane McCampbell: yes; Tom Broker: yes).
