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Lubbock County WCID No. 1 approves agreement with Lubbock County for McMillan Dam ARPA funds

Lubbock County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 Board of Directors · December 23, 2024
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Summary

At a called meeting Dec. 23, 2024, the Lubbock County WCID No. 1 board voted unanimously to approve an agreement with Lubbock County to accept ARPA funds for McMillan Dam; the minutes allow adjustments to the dollar amount without reconvening.

Lubbock County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 voted to approve an agreement with Lubbock County to accept American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for McMillan Dam at a called meeting Dec. 23, 2024, held at the Buffalo Springs Lake Party House. Director Doug Parsley moved to "discuss, consider, and take action on approving the agreement with Lubbock County for McMillan Dam ARPA funds," and the motion was recorded as passing unanimously.

The minutes state the funds being advanced by Lubbock County are "subject to change" and that the board approves any changes to the dollar amount without the need to reconvene. The board present for the vote was recorded as President Kade Garner and Directors Ashley Ramirez, Doug Parsley and Teresa Stephens. The meeting notice states it was posted in accordance with Government Code Title 551 (Open Meetings).

The minutes do not specify a dollar amount, timeline for disbursement, or additional conditions tied to the ARPA funds in the printed text. The motion is recorded as having been moved by Director Parsley and seconded; the minutes list Director Ashley Ramirez as the seconder in the initial record and later note Director Teresa Stephens as seconding when the board recorded approval. The minutes do not explain that discrepancy; the motion is recorded as approved unanimously.