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Commission approves road crossing permits, radio equipment transfer and discusses Brookeland/Rotan fencing project
Summary
The board approved several road crossing permits (County Roads 110, 261 and 448), authorized transferring radios into new vehicles using SP22 funds, and reviewed a previously approved fencing project for the city of Rotan pending verification next month.
Fisher County commissioners approved multiple routine infrastructure and equipment items on the agenda, including crossing permits on county roads and a planned equipment transfer for law-enforcement communications.
The board approved a crossing permit and a pre-road crossing permit for County Road 110 and a pre-road crossing permit for County Road 261 by motion and voice vote. A previously approved permit for County Road 448 that had lapsed past the 180-day window was resubmitted with the resubmission fee paid and the board approved the resubmission.
On equipment, staff said two new radios would be delivered this week and proposed transferring two radios from older, mechanically disabled trucks into the new vehicles; the quoted cost had previously reflected eight radios, so staff noted the expected charge should be closer to half that earlier amount. The board approved the radio transfer using SP22 funds.
The board also discussed a fencing project involving the city of Rotan and a local school. Staff said the county had recovered previously paid funds, that the city had been issued a check and deposited it, and recommended placing the item back on next month’s agenda to verify the city’s approval before issuing a new $22,000 payment and allowing work to proceed.
All permit and equipment items were approved by motion and voice vote; the fencing item was continued for confirmation next month.
