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Carbon County approves DEQ subdivision review agreement and consent agenda including $94,812.50 procurement variance
Summary
At its Nov. 25 meeting the Carbon County Commission approved a Subdivision Application Review Services Agreement with the Montana DEQ and passed a consent agenda that included a $7,220.70 deer-collision payment and a Procurement Policy Variance Request of $94,812.50 for Road Shop auction items.
Carbon County Commissioners approved a Subdivision Application Review Services Agreement with the Montana Department of Environmental Quality and passed a consent agenda of routine items during their Nov. 25, 2025, meeting.
At about 9:30 a.m., Commissioner Scott Miller moved to approve the DEQ Subdivision Application Review Services Agreement; Commissioner Bill Bullock seconded the motion, which "carried" as recorded in the minutes. Environmental Health Coordinator Barbara Krizek joined the meeting to clarify the purpose and procedure of the agreement and left after the discussion.
Later, at 10:30 a.m., the board approved the Consent Agenda (motion by Bill Bullock; seconded by Scott Miller; motion carried). The consent items recorded in the minutes included a purchase request for deer-collision damages in the amount of $7,220.70; the Commissioners’ Proceedings dated Nov. 4, 2025; a leave request for Administrative Officer Angela Newell for Nov. 26, 2025; a Procurement Policy Variance Request for Road Shop Auction Items totaling $94,812.50; a letter of denial for a new land proposal for the Consolidated Campus Project; and claim approval for the November 2025 special check run.
The minutes record motions and approvals but do not provide a roll-call vote record in the transcript. The board’s recorded action on both the DEQ agreement and the consent agenda is summarized as "motion carried."
