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Winneshiek County supervisors approve amended 2027 CFYP; county engineer notes missing signature
Summary
The Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an amended 2027 County Five‑Year Program (CFYP) to add a spill‑bill project; County Engineer Mike told the board DOT had approved the amendment but he had forgotten to bring the signature form to the meeting.
The Winneshiek County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to approve an amended 2027 County Five‑Year Program (CFYP) at its meeting on July 15, adopting an amendment that adds the spill‑bill project to the county’s plan. Mike, the county engineer, told the board the Iowa Department of Transportation had approved the change but he did not have the signature form with him at the meeting.
That amendment was introduced as a formality after staff noted the auditor’s and treasury offices had closed some accounts that must be reflected in the annual report. The board offered a motion and second to approve the amended 2027 CFYP; the motion passed by voice vote with no further discussion and no roll‑call tally provided.
Mike, county engineer, summarized why the CFYP change was needed and the DOT approval: "I don't have this forgot to bring the signature. I'm sorry." The board proceeded with the vote despite the missing signature, and members indicated they would complete any remaining paperwork afterward.
The approval directs staff to finalize the paperwork for the amended CFYP and to follow up with DOT as necessary. The board did not specify a timeline for filing the missing signature at the meeting.
Next steps: staff will circulate the final signed documents and place any remaining administrative items on the agenda if needed.
