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County signs continuing planning services agreement and seeks county representative for local TIF/TED boards
Summary
Fergus County approved a continuing services agreement with planner Pam Boszen to provide local planning support and asked residents to apply for a newly required county representative to two local TIF/TED boards, setting an Aug. 29 application deadline and directing staff to publish the vacancy.
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The Fergus County commission announced a continuing services agreement with local planner Pam Boszen to provide planning support, review county subdivision regulations, and assist the planning board and county staff.
Chair said Pam, who has previously served the county, will help fill gaps left by nonlocal contract planners and provide local expertise. The board said an updated contract clarifies the specific services Pam will provide under the continuing services agreement.
Separately, commissioners discussed a new legislative requirement that county representation be appointed to local TIF (tax increment financing) and TED (targeted economic development) boards. The board said those bodies oversee downtown and airport area economic development projects and that, although the districts sit inside city jurisdiction, the state legislature now requires a county representative. The commission solicited applications from county residents and agreed to publicize the vacancy in the newspaper; the application deadline was set as August 29.
What happens next: The clerk will publish the TIF/TED vacancy and accept applications through Aug. 29. Pam Boszen's continuing services agreement will be filed with the county and she will begin supporting planning board work under the terms discussed.

