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JPA approves appointments, distribution agreements and a series of disbursements

Richland Wilkin Joint Powers Authority · June 9, 2026
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Summary

At its May 12 meeting the Richland Wilkin JPA appointed representatives to a debris subcommittee, approved an updated distribution agreement for Thor Buildings, accepted a small facility-removal bid for the US Bank Building and approved a $9,475 distribution to Wolverton for campground electrical work.

The Richland Wilkin Joint Powers Authority on May 12 approved a package of administrative actions including appointments to a subcommittee, revisions to a distribution agreement for a commercial borrower and multiple payments.

Jon Braton moved to appoint Riley Miller to represent Wilkin County and Craig Hertsgaard to represent Richland County on the Debris Removal and Restoration Subcommittee; Eric Klindt seconded and the motion carried. Amy Clark told the board that Northwestern Bank asked Thor Buildings LLC financing be structured as two loans not to exceed $575,000 in total; the board approved an updated distribution agreement reflecting that request on a motion by Perry Miller, seconded by Jon Braton.

Perry Miller presented a roughly $2,000 bid from Comstock Construction to remove teller line cabinets at the recently purchased US Bank Building; the board accepted the bid by unanimous roll call vote. Jessica Nelson, representing the City of Wolverton, clarified that a written application incorrectly listed $7,690 for campground electrical work but the actual bid was $9,475; the board approved distributing $9,475 to cover the corrected bid amount.

The board also approved paying the JPA’s current bills and approved the prior meeting minutes and the April 30 financial reports earlier in the session. Each of these motions was recorded as carried; several actions were confirmed by unanimous roll call votes. The meeting adjourned with Amy Clark listed as the submitting recorder for the minutes.