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Sioux County approves tax corrections, building permits and recorded exemptions across 2016 meetings
Summary
Between January and November 2016 the Sioux County Board approved routine tax list corrections, several recorded exemptions and multiple building permits after planning commission approvals, according to the county minutes.
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Across a series of Sioux County Board meetings in 2016 the board approved routine administrative items including tax list corrections, recorded exemptions and building permits.
The board (Commissioners Josh Skavdahl, Hal Downer and J.W. Geiser, with County Clerk Michelle Zimmerman) approved Tax List Correction 2016‑1 for Chuck Uhlarik and Tax List Correction 2016‑2 for Alan Ostler after finding the properties sold or personal property listings changed. The board also approved recorded exemptions such as a five‑acre split for Kenny and Kristy Lotton from property owned by Curtis Nelson and an exemption for Grace M. Wilwand Trustee and Alan E. Wilwand Trustee following planning commission endorsements.
Multiple building permits that had planning commission approval were granted over the year: Building Permit 2016‑1 (Todd Semroska), Building Permit 2016‑3 (Coffee & Sons, Inc.), Building Permit 2016‑4 (Kenneth & Kristina Lotton) and Building Permit 2016‑7 (John L. and Debra S. Deganhart). On July 20 the board also approved a proposal from ABC Blinds & Shades for courthouse second‑floor blinds.
All recorded motions to approve these items carried on roll call votes with the three commissioners voting yes per the minutes.
The routine approvals reflect typical county permitting and assessment administration; where planning commission signoff was required, the minutes note that approval preceded the board motion. Meetings usually opened at 1:00 P.M. and adjourned shortly afterward.
The board’s recorded minutes list motions, movers and seconders and roll call tallies for each approval.
