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Rolfe updates 28E agreement with Moville for code‑enforcement services
Summary
The Rolfe City Council approved revised terms of a 28E intergovernmental agreement with the City of Moville for inspector/code-enforcement services; the new rates take effect July 1, 2025, and the agreement will auto‑renew annually unless changed.
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The Rolfe City Council on Feb. 10 approved updated terms of a 28E agreement with the City of Moville to provide contract inspector and code‑enforcement personnel to Rolfe.
Dan Allen moved to approve the updated agreement and Lana Pratt seconded. The council recorded the motion as carrying with all ayes. The revised rate schedule takes effect July 1, 2025, and the agreement will remain in force until June 30, 2026; it will automatically renew each July 1 unless either party requests changes.
Council members said the arrangement provides Rolfe with access to professional code‑enforcement and inspection services without hiring full‑time staff. The Feb. 10 minutes do not include the specific rate figures or staffing schedule; the council approved only the updated terms as presented at the meeting.
The agreement change will affect how Rolfe budgets for inspection and code‑enforcement services next fiscal year. The city clerk will manage the administrative steps to implement the rate change and to notify Moville as required under the 28E terms.
