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Votes at a glance: Big Horn County motions carried on permits, payroll, agreements and subdivision

Big Horn County Commission · June 3, 2025
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Summary

At its June 3 meeting the commission carried motions to approve the agenda, right‑of‑way permits, a Shell Creek easement, a simple subdivision, ratified a BLM permit, approved accounts payable and payroll, and accepted several agreements and funding items; an executive session on potential litigation produced no action.

The Big Horn County Commission recorded a series of motions and approvals at its June 3 meeting. Minutes show the following items were moved, seconded and carried:

• Agenda acceptance (motion carried).

• Right‑of‑way permits for water‑line work on Rimrock Road and Road 16 (approved).

• Conditional approval to perform chip‑seal work on the west side of Lane 38 if the Town of Burlington reimburses the county for the in‑town portion (town estimate ~ $56,000).

• Approval of a right‑of‑way easement for Shell Creek Bridge construction (approved).

• Ratification of the Road 26½ BLM permit signature (ratified).

• Approval of simple subdivision #25‑003 (approved).

• Approval of donations and utilization of sick‑leave bank hours, and approval of accounts payable and payroll as presented (vendor list recorded in minutes).

• Approval of the County Health Officer Agreement, acceptance of responsible gambling behavior funding, approval of a 15‑mile HMA comment letter, and approval of the UW Extension MOU including liability coverage for university employees.

The commission moved into an executive session for potential litigation and adjourned that session with no action taken. The minutes note motions were seconded and carried for the listed items but do not provide roll‑call vote tallies in the text.