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Board records additional assessments for six Dallas County drainage districts
Summary
The meeting record contains resolutions levying additional assessments to cover fund deficiencies in six drainage districts (DD#27, DD#32, DD#37, DD#80, DD#5, DD#8) with amounts ranging $3,000–$9,500; the auditor is directed to spread assessments on tax books with 7% deferred-payment interest.
As part of routine drainage business, the July 21 meeting record includes a package of resolutions to levy additional assessments for several Dallas County drainage districts where funds were reported deficient. The resolutions and amounts in the meeting materials are:
- Resolution 2026-007D — Drainage District No. 27: additional assessment $3,700.00. - Resolution 2026-008D — Drainage District No. 32: additional assessment $6,500.00. - Resolution 2026-009D — Drainage District No. 37: additional assessment $5,800.00. - Resolution 2026-0010D — Drainage District No. 80: additional assessment $9,500.00. - Resolution 2026-0011D — Drainage District No. 5: additional assessment $3,500.00. - Resolution 2026-0012D — Drainage District No. 8: additional assessment $3,000.00.
Each resolution in the packet directs the county auditor to spread the special assessment on the tax books against the respective lands and specifies that deferred payments will draw interest at 7 percent. The meeting pages include printed resolution language and signature blocks with supervisors’ names; the provided transcript materials do not include numeric roll-call tallies in the body of the transcript pages.
The resolutions appear in the published packet and are routine mechanisms to restore working balances to drainage district funds; the record does not include further discussion of individual assessments or identification of specific benefited parcels in the excerpt provided. The auditor’s publication and tax-book procedures will implement the assessments per resolution language and Iowa law.
