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Carter County commissioners approve consent agenda, exclude DHHS master contract for separate review
Summary
The Carter County Board approved its consent agenda including alcohol-tax designation and two encroachment permits while noting the Department of Health and Human Services master contract will be handled separately; the vote was unanimous.
The Carter County Board of County Commissioners approved the consent agenda after a brief discussion about encroachment permits and other routine items.
Chair opened the meeting and read the consent items, which included the commission proceedings, an alcohol tax designation form for 2027, a revised El Zeta encroachment permit, a letter of support for the Town of Ekalaka sewer treatment grant, a Department of Health and Human Services master contract (to be treated separately), and Bruske's encroachment permit. Staff described a request for a 60-foot private encroachment on McCabe Road and said the landowner had asked that the county provide a culvert; commissioners said private encroachments typically require landowners to supply materials and the county will inspect for public-road impacts.
Commissioner Dinstel moved to approve the consent agenda as presented; another commissioner seconded. After asking for public comment and noting none was offered, the board voted and the motion carried with unanimous affirmations. The board indicated the DHHS master contract item would be taken up separately because further action was not yet appropriate.
The commission recorded no public comment on the consent items and moved on to other agenda business.
