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Dawson County authorizes feasibility study to explore Dawson County Library expansion using impact fees
Summary
The board authorized the Dawson County Library to use impact fees to hire an engineer/architect for a feasibility study on expanding the library, subject to the county purchasing policy; motion by Commissioner Bruce, seconded by Commissioner Turk, was approved.
The Dawson County Board of Commissioners approved a motion to allow the county’s library to use impact-fee funds to hire an architect or engineer to perform a feasibility study for a potential library expansion. Commissioners clarified that this action authorizes only the next step (a feasibility study) and not construction or final approval of any addition.
Board members emphasized that any hiring must follow the county purchasing policy because the county will provide funds. The motion to authorize the feasibility study was moved and seconded by Commissioner Bruce and Commissioner Turk, respectively, and the board approved the motion without further recorded discussion.
The vote authorizes staff to proceed with procurement under county rules and return with study results and recommended next steps as appropriate.
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