Resident tells Calhoun County supervisors he still has no running water
Summary
During public comment at the Aug. 27 meeting, Homer Martz told the Calhoun County Board of Supervisors he still lacks running water at his home and said he had discussed the issue with Representative Randy Feenstra; the transcript records no board response or action.
During the public-comment portion of the Aug. 27 Calhoun County Board of Supervisors meeting, resident Homer Martz told the board he still has no running water in his house and that he had spoken to Representative Randy Feenstra about the problem.
The transcript records Martz’s statement and notes no follow-up or response from the supervisors in the meeting minutes. The board took no recorded action on the matter during the session.
The meeting then proceeded to routine business: review and allowance of county claims, an approved underground permit for Windstream to repair damaged fiber and a final voucher for a bridge project. No timeline or assignment to county staff for Martz’s complaint appears in the meeting record.
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