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Board reallocates Ho‑Chunk funds, approves $35,000 Sidie Hollow feasibility study funding and camera purchase amendments
Summary
The board approved reallocating $7,773.76 in Ho‑Chunk funds and using $12,226.24 in non‑lapsing Land & Water funds to reach the $35,000 cost of a Sidie Hollow feasibility study; it also authorized a $5,106.05 camera purchase reimbursement using Land & Water non‑lapsing funds.
County Conservationist David Hettenbach presented multiple Land & Water items. The board adopted Resolution 2026‑25 to appropriate $5,106.05 to reimburse IT for five security cameras installed at the Land & Water Conservation building from non‑lapsing Land & Water funds.
Hettenbach also explained that previously awarded Ho‑Chunk funds intended for high‑water alarms left a remaining balance of $7,773.76; combined with $15,000 previously awarded, the department had $22,773.76 toward a $35,000 Sidie Hollow feasibility study. The board adopted a budget amendment (Resolution 2026‑27) to apply $12,226.24 of non‑lapsing Land & Water funds to close the gap and fund the study.
