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Cheyenne County commissioners approve construction permit, contracts and administrative items
Summary
At the May 11 meeting the board approved a construction permit for Viaero Fiber Networks, contracts including a Core Services vendor and Time Clock Plus, authorized sending an amended transportation letter, and approved vouchers and warrants; several items were approved by motion with no roll-call tallies recorded in the minutes.
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The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners approved a range of administrative items at its May 11 meeting, including a construction permit for utility installation, a purchase-of-service contract, a payroll system contract and correspondence to state transportation officials.
A representative for Viaero Fiber Networks discussed a construction permit to install utilities in the public right-of-way, explaining locations of fiber and junction boxes. Jarrett Fagan answered questions from the board; Commissioner RJ Jolly moved and Commissioner Rick Pelton seconded to approve the permit, and the motion passed.
The board approved a purchase-of-service contract with Chase McCullough for the Core Services Program after Commissioner Rick Pelton moved and Commissioner Jolly seconded. Allison Brown, clerk and recorder, presented a contract with Time Clock Plus (TCP); the board approved the TCP contract and agreed to allow a change in Road and Bridge pay to come from a single budget line pending approval from the county auditor.
Commissioner Pelton moved and Commissioner Jolly seconded to approve and send an amended letter to the governor’s office, the State Transportation Commission and legislative leaders; that motion passed. Commissioners also reviewed and approved expense vouchers and signed warrants across various funds. Several procedural items were handled earlier in the meeting, including approval of the agenda and the April 29 minutes. The minutes do not record individual roll-call vote tallies for these actions.
