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Open Space Board approves December financials, completes reorganization and holds closed session

County Open Space Board · January 20, 2026
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Summary

At its Jan. 20 meeting the County Open Space Board approved December minutes and financials, completed officer nominations for chair and vice-chair, voted to enter and later exit a closed session, and adjourned at 12:57 PM.

The County Open Space Board approved its Dec. 16 minutes and reviewed December financials on Jan. 20, completed officer nominations in its reorganization and held a brief closed session during the meeting.

Board members approved the Dec. 16 open and closed minutes after a motion by Dr. Ira Niedweske, seconded by Patrick Rosenello; Commissioner Bobby Barr recorded an abstention. Kevin Quinn, division director for Open Space, presented the financial statement for December 2025, reporting a beginning balance of $42,851,976.08, revenue of $764,417.44, disbursements of $630,046.59 and a month-end balance of $42,986,346.32. Schedule A encumbrances were $15,681,336.32; Schedule B recommendations were $2,065,226.00; the fund balance was $25,239,784.61.

During reorganization, Patrick Rosenello nominated Peter Lomax for the position of chair and Commissioner Bobby Barr seconded; members voted in favor. Rosenello then nominated David Craig for vice-chair, seconded by Barr; that nomination was approved. The board then voted to enter a closed session at 12:13 PM on a motion by Rosenello, seconded by Barr; the board returned to open session at 12:56 PM on a motion by Commissioner Barr, seconded by Rosenello. The meeting record shows no public commenters were present.

Why it matters: The financial figures and reorganization determine stewardship and leadership for the open-space program; the closed-session period was recorded but the minutes do not disclose subject matter.

What happens next: With the guidelines adopted and officers in place, staff will proceed under the newly adopted guidelines to prioritize acquisitions and capital work for 2026.