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Votes at a glance: Story County supervisors approve ordinance rescission, advance zoning amendment and clear routine items
Summary
At its March 10 meeting the Story County Board approved rescission of an earlier ordinance subject to injunction, advanced a text amendment on digital‑asset uses to a final reading, and approved routine lease and subdivision items; recorded voice votes are summarized below.
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The Story County Board of Supervisors recorded a series of approvals on March 10:
• Ordinance 329 (rescission of Ordinance 311): Approved (motion passed; recorded voice votes in the transcript show supervisors saying "I" in favor). Planning staff explained the rescission is necessary because a court issued a permanent injunction that precludes enforcement of the earlier ordinance.
• Ordinance 330 (text amendment 26‑0000002): Approved on second consideration as modified and scheduled for third and final consideration on March 17. Planning staff removed references to digital‑asset mining, cryptocurrency operations and data‑processing centers from the draft and recommended not waiving a third reading because of public interest.
• CICs office lease amendment: Approved. Motion to increase monthly rent from $115 to $150 for additional cubicle/office space in the human services center carried by voice vote.
• Resolution 26‑6 (John's Farm agricultural subdivision): Approved. Staff recommended approval; the city waived review.
• Resolution 2663 (Putins Estates residential parcel subdivision): Approved. Staff found the application met requirements in Story County Land Development Regulations §8707.
Votes in the meeting transcript were recorded as voice calls; the audio transcript records multiple supervisors saying "I" during roll calls for these motions. The transcript records individual roll‑call labels inconsistently; official minutes should be consulted for the full board roll call and the formal vote record.

