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Committee ranks four capital requests totaling $135,800, refers priorities to administration
Summary
Douglas County Planning & Zoning prioritized four capital project requests — a $75,500 aerial photo flight, $29,300 Trimble GPS, $15,000 Farmland Preservation Plan update, and $16,000 groundwater program — and referred the ranked list to the Administration/Executive Committees.
The Planning & Zoning Committee reviewed four capital project requests from Land Services and Land and Water Conservation and approved a preferred priority order to forward to Administration and the Executive Committees. The requests totaled $135,800: $75,500 for the third installment of a 2025 aerial photography flight; $29,300 for a new Trimble GPS for the County Surveyor; $15,000 for a Farmland Preservation Plan update; and $16,000 for a groundwater testing program.
Charles Glazman moved, and Bill Fennessey seconded, a motion to approve the priority order (1: Aerial Photo Flight; 2: New Trimble GPS; 3: Farmland Preservation Plan Update; 4: Groundwater Program) and refer the list to Administration/Executive. The motion "carried unanimously." The groundwater program request includes offering 100 homeowners well sampling tests at $35 per kit and 10 PFAS sampling kits at $50 each.
