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Worth County supervisors approve $26,013 in drainage claims, generator contract and opt out of CSN for FY27
Summary
The Worth County Board of Supervisors on March 16 approved $26,013.02 in drainage claims covering multiple drainage districts, authorized a liquid-cooled generator service contract, continued legal counsel, acknowledged a manure plan update, and voted to opt out of “CSN” starting fiscal 2027 (acronym not defined in the transcript).
The Worth County Board of Supervisors on March 16 approved $26,013.02 in drainage claims spanning multiple drainage districts and carried several routine administrative actions, including a contract for generator service and continuation of county legal representation.
Most actions were recorded as unanimous. Supervisor A.J. Stone moved to approve the drainage claims and Supervisor Mark Smeby seconded; the board carried the motion. The approved schedule included payments to consulting firms and claimants, notably Goodwin Law Office ($5,876.50) and several Bolton & Menk and AgriVia PLLC line items, for a grand total of $26,013.02.
The board also approved an extension and addition of a ditch for Drainage District No. 2 based on a work order submitted by Doug Kingland. That motion, like others during the meeting, was moved and seconded by board members and recorded as carried.
In separate business the supervisors approved ownership updates for liquor licenses for Diamond Jo Casino and The Jo Stop and accepted the clerk of court’s monthly report. The board acknowledged and placed on file a manure management plan update for “Norske 3” (ID #69958).
In a policy action recorded with no further detail in the minutes, the board voted to opt out of “CSN” beginning in fiscal year 2027. The transcript records only the acronym “CSN” and does not define the program or service being opted out of.
The board voted to continue legal representation by attorney Eric Updegraff of Hinders, Updegraff & Franklin, P.L.C., and approved a Liquid Cooled Generator Service Contract submitted by Ron’s Plumbing, HVAC & Electric. The meeting adjourned at 11:30 a.m.
The session’s votes were documented as carried; the minutes do not record dissenting votes or detailed roll-call tallies beyond the statement that all members voted “AYE” unless noted.
