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Scott County commissioners approve consent agenda including bridge prioritization and roadway contracts
Summary
The Scott County Board adopted a multi-item consent agenda on April 7, 2026, approving resolutions that ranged from bridge priority listings and road projects to grant amendments and liquor‑license renewals. The board approved the package by voice vote with no items pulled for separate discussion.
The Scott County Board of Commissioners approved a multi-item consent agenda at its April 7 meeting, adopting resolutions that included adding six county bridges to the bridge replacement priority list and authorizing contracts and property transactions related to county highway projects.
The consent agenda included DOP Resolution 2026-54 (sale and removal of a single-family house at 1732 Marshall Road), Resolution 2026-56 (amendment No. 3 to a Minnesota Department of Human Services grant for school‑linked mental health services), Resolution 2026-59 (documentation to add six bridges to the county bridge replacement priority list), Resolution 2026-60 (authorizing a fund transfer within county municipal/state aid construction accounts), and Resolution 2026-66 (cooperative agreement with the city of Prior Lake for property purchase supporting County Highway 42/Marsh Drive).
The package also authorized contracts for pavement marking (Resolution 2026-69) and a traffic signal project (Resolution 2026-70), approved liquor and special event licensing actions (Resolutions 2026-77 and 2026-80), and authorized facility and health grants, including a roof replacement contract and a Women, Infants and Children (WIC) nutrition/breastfeeding support grant application (Resolutions 2026-84 and 2026-85). Payroll processing for personnel actions was also approved as part of the consent motion.
A commissioner moved to approve the consent agenda, a second was provided, and the board carried the motion by voice vote. No items were pulled for separate discussion; the clerk read the consent items aloud during the meeting.
Next procedural steps: resolutions enacted via the consent package will be processed by staff for implementation according to each resolution's terms.
