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Boone County approves IDALS tile realignment project in Drainage District 57; county reports no cost
Summary
The board approved an IDALS drainage district tile realignment wetland project in DD#57 presented by Bolton & Menk; the project was described as having no cost to Boone County or the drainage district and the motion passed unanimously.
At the June 3 meeting the Boone County Board of Supervisors approved an Iowa Department of Agriculture and Land Stewardship (IDALS) drainage district tile realignment wetland project in Drainage District 57.
Tyler Conley, a Bolton & Menk engineer, discussed the project and told the board the realignment would be part of wetland restoration work and would not cost the county or the drainage district. Supervisor Scott Longhorn moved to approve the IDALS Drainage District Tile Realignment Project in DD#57; Supervisor Shawn Bryant seconded the motion and the board voted all ayes.
The board’s approval, as recorded in the minutes, authorizes the project to proceed under the terms described to the board; the transcript does not record further technical details or a funding source because no county expense was reported.
