Elk County approves $6,000 Kimble mapping agreement; costs split between sheriff and appraiser
Summary
The Elk County Board of Commissioners approved a $6,000 Kimble Mapping Agreement, with the Sheriff covering $1,500 and the Appraiser’s office covering $4,500. The motion carried unanimously at the June 30 meeting.
The Elk County Board of Commissioners on June 30 approved a $6,000 Kimble Mapping Agreement intended for county mapping needs. Commissioner Perry Russell moved and Commissioner Jake Liebau seconded a motion “to approve the Kimble Mapping Agreement in the amount of $6,000.” The motion carried 3-0.
Appraiser Chris Miller presented the agreement and the board recorded that funding will be split: the Sheriff’s Office will pay $1,500 and the Appraiser’s Office will pay $4,500. The approval was entered during regular business following department reports; no further discussion or amendments were recorded.
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