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Calhoun County supervisors agree to vacate Pomeroy road; city to draft documents
Summary
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors agreed Jan. 6 to vacate a county road on the south side of Pomeroy after the city requested the change; Pomeroy will work with its county attorney to prepare formal vacation documents.
The Calhoun County Board of Supervisors agreed on Jan. 6 to support vacating a county road on the south side of Pomeroy, following a presentation by Pomeroy City Clerk Sarah Juilfs.
Juilfs told the board the city is seeking the road vacation and that county engineering staff present — Calhoun/Sac County Engineer Nick Buse, Maintenance Superintendent B.J. Musselman and Engineering Technician Quinn Trice — indicated they were in agreement with the request. The board did not record a formal vote on the matter at the meeting; the parties agreed to proceed with drafting the necessary legal documents.
Pomeroy will work with its county attorney to prepare and submit the formal documents required for a road vacation under county procedures. The board did not take final action at the Jan. 6 meeting; any formal vacation requires completed documentation and subsequent county review or action.
The board continues routine review of county roads as part of its oversight duties; no timeline for formal filing or final action on the Pomeroy vacation was provided at the meeting.
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