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Pocahontas County supervisors approve routine reports, acknowledge retirement and sign multiple manure management plans
Summary
At their July 7, 2026 meeting the Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors acknowledged a county employee retirement effective March 5, 2027, approved HUB actuarial services for GASB 75 for FY27, accepted Recorder and Sheriff reports, approved a $700 JT DD 63 MOD invoice and approved seven manure management plans; several items were approved by unanimous vote.
The Pocahontas County Board of Supervisors, meeting July 7, 2026 in the supervisors’ room at the county courthouse, approved a slate of routine administrative items including acceptance of reports, engagement of actuarial services for FY27 and approval of multiple manure management plans.
The board acknowledged receipt of a retirement letter from Kristi Seiler with an effective date of March 5, 2027; the acknowledgment was approved by motion and the board thanked her for her years of service. The board approved HUB Actuarial Services to perform GASB 75 actuarial work for fiscal year 2027 by unanimous vote.
Supervisors approved both the Recorder’s monthly and quarterly reports of fees and the Sheriff’s quarterly report by separate unanimous motions. The board approved payment of a $700 invoice from Jacobson‑Westergard for JT DD 63 MOD and acknowledged receipt of a preliminary FEMA repair plan for JT DD 63 MOD; both items were approved or acknowledged by motion and carried unanimously. A petition regarding JT DD 63 Br 5 Open Ditch was tabled because Supervisor Peter Seehusen said he had not received information from the Palo Alto supervisor; the board voted to table the matter until next week.
The board also approved seven manure management plans for operations listed in the meeting record, including Pin Oak Farms LLP (Beaver Bay ID#65380), Shawn & Delmar Burke (ID#58173), Johnson Turkey Farm, LLC (ID#61693), Gus Brinkman (ID#67359), Frank South Wean‑Finish Farm (ID#58363), Henry Finisher Farm (ID#64710) and Tweedie Finisher Farm (ID#62990). The motion to approve the manure plans passed unanimously.
Supervisors gave brief weekly reports on county matters: Supervisor Seehusen (economic development), Supervisor Siepker (drainage concerns), Chairman Stauter (Fair Board, thistle and tree concerns), Supervisor Smith (weed concerns) and Supervisor Aden (driveway concerns). The meeting adjourned after the routine business.
The transcript supplied does not include detailed financial attachments, the full text of any letters, or names of individual citizens who spoke during the public hearing on the solar ordinance; those documents, if produced, were not part of the record provided.
