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Board to pursue citation over Haack property; approves laptops for supervisors
Summary
Board members reported no significant progress on the Haack property and directed staff to contact the sheriff's office about a citation. The board also approved laptops over Chromebooks for supervisors; one member abstained due to a conflict of interest.
During old business the board discussed the Haack property. Vice Chairman Brandon Geyen said he, Chris Klein and John Haack met at the property on Sept. 10, 2024; Haack permitted photographs but, according to Geyen, no significant progress has been made. The board directed staff to contact the sheriff's office about issuing a citation related to unresolved issues at the property.
Also under old business the board considered replacement computer equipment for supervisors. Vice Chairman Geyen moved to approve laptops instead of Chromebooks; Chairman Mike Helman seconded. Supervisor Andy Christensen abstained, citing a conflict of interest; the motion was recorded as carried 2-1. No vendor or budget detail was recorded in the minutes.
The board did not record additional enforcement steps at the meeting beyond the instruction to contact the sheriff's office. The Haack property item may return for further enforcement action or follow-up once the sheriff's office responds.
