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Polk County board approves revised interlocal agreement with Southeast Nebraska Development District
Summary
Polk County approved a revised interlocal cooperation agreement to join the Southeast Nebraska Development District, a change that will allow SENDD to acquire, own or sell property; the action followed an update from a SENDD representative and passed on a unanimous vote.
Polk County commissioners voted Dec. 2 to approve a revised interlocal cooperation agreement with the Southeast Nebraska Development District (SENDD) that, as presented, would allow the development district to acquire, own or sell property.
Oliver Borchers-Williams of SENDD updated the board on local projects and recent SENDD bylaw revisions, noting SENDD’s work with Stromsburg and Osceola. Commissioner Boruch moved to approve the revised interlocal cooperation agreement; Chairman Jerry Westring seconded and the motion carried on a unanimous roll call.
According to the minutes, SENDD’s board has voted to revise its bylaws and interlocal agreements and is requesting member counties to approve the changes. The approved revision was presented to the commissioners during the meeting; the motion’s minutes record the board’s approval. The county’s vote authorizes Polk County to be part of the revised SENDD arrangement. The minutes note the revised agreement was approved “as presented.”
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