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Board agrees to rebate to cover Conservation District desks, contingent on lease
Summary
Facing cramped space and failing desks, the Alger County Conservation District will order replacement desks; the county agreed to own the furniture and rebate $1,800 from next year’s rent once a formal lease is signed.
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Representatives for the Alger County Conservation District told the board their current desks are decades old and will not survive the move to a smaller office. The conservation district offered to purchase new desks if the county would accept ownership of the furniture and arrange a rent rebate to offset the upfront cost.
After discussion about leases and county property responsibilities, a commissioner moved to condition a $1,800 rebate on execution of a formal lease. A county official summarized the arrangement: “So once the lease is signed, we will agree to rebate the conservation district $1,800 in next year's rent to offset the cost of purchasing new desks, but the desks will remain the property of the county.” The motion passed with board approval; staff will prepare a boilerplate lease and follow up to finalize reimbursement arrangements.
Board members agreed reimbursement will be processed as a rent offset next fiscal year and that the county will own the desks for future use, pending lease terms.

