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Bremer County board denies tax-abatement request; discusses customer-convenience center sites
Summary
On June 18 the Bremer County Board of Supervisors denied a tax-abatement request for a storage-unit project near Janesville, met with the County Engineer about potential locations for a customer convenience center and secondary roads shed, and approved a handbook amendment adding gloves to safety equipment.
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors denied a tax-abatement request from Adam Hunemuller for a new storage-unit project near Janesville during its June 18 meeting in Waverly. The motion to deny was moved by Supervisor Hildebrandt and seconded by Supervisor Kammeyer; the minutes record the board’s actions as approved unanimously unless otherwise noted.
After routine approvals the board met with County Engineer Landon Moore for a weekly department update. Moore discussed possible locations for a customer convenience center and a secondary roads shed; Tim Meeker, identified in the minutes as Customer Convenience Center manager, was present for the discussion. The minutes do not record a decision or site selection—only that possible locations were discussed.
Supervisors also approved an amendment to the Secondary Roads Supplemental Handbook to add gloves under Safety Equipment (motion recorded: Kammeyer moved/Hildebrandt second). The meeting concluded with adjournment at 9:45 a.m. (motion recorded: Hildebrandt moved/Kammeyer second).
The minutes identify Jennifer Bremner as the Deputy Auditor who recorded the proceedings and Kassandra Johansen as Finance Director in attendance; no public testimony or detailed staff reports beyond the brief department update are recorded in the published minutes.
