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Crawford County supervisors approve parking-lot contract, renew liquor license and appoint EMSAC member
Summary
At their May 5 meeting the Crawford County Board of Supervisors approved a $84,176.65 south parking-lot contract with Ten Point Construction, renewed Five Mile House’s alcohol license, appointed Ken Blair to the EMS Advisory Council and approved a Central Iowa Detention 28E agreement and bylaws; citizens raised a concern about cabin funds.
Crawford County’s Board of Supervisors met May 5 and approved a series of routine actions, including a contract for a county parking lot, an alcohol-license renewal, an EMS advisory appointment and an intergovernmental 28E agreement.
The Board voted to award the south parking lot project to Ten Point Construction for $84,176.65 after a motion by Supervisor Schultz, seconded by Supervisor Rosburg; the minutes record the motion as passing unanimously. Supervisor Heiden moved, seconded by Supervisor Muhlbauer, to renew the alcohol license for Five Mile House; the minutes record that motion as passing unanimously. Heiden also moved, seconded by Schultz, to appoint Ken Blair to the county EMS Advisory Council (EMSAC); the minutes record that appointment as approved unanimously.
The Board additionally approved the Central Iowa Detention 28E agreement and bylaws on a motion by Heiden, seconded by Schultz; the minutes record that motion as passing unanimously. The text of the minutes includes a clause that was unclear in isolation; the minutes themselves provide the official record and are cited in this article.
Presentations to the Board that were noted in the minutes included an opioid grant update from Taya Vonnahme of the Manning Regional Healthcare Center Recovery Center and an update on economic development and tourism from Mariah Nutt, CDC Director. The minutes record the presentations but do not include substantive details of either update.
During the public comment period, resident KR Buck raised concerns about cabin funds being used on a Department of Natural Resources lake project that had been discussed at the April 21 meeting. Another resident, Eileen Sailor, thanked attendees for attending a Republican event. The minutes do not record a Board response to the cabin-funds concern.
The meeting adjourned at 10:45 a.m.; agendas for the next meeting are posted at the courthouse the Friday before the next meeting at 4:30 p.m.
