Butler County proclaims April Sexual Assault Awareness Month, approves liquor license and handles routine business
March 26, 2024 | Butler County, Iowa
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At the March 26 meeting the Butler County Board of Supervisors approved several routine and ceremonial items. A representative of Crisis Intervention Services presented a proclamation, and the board unanimously proclaimed April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month (motion by Rusty Eddy, second by Greg Barnett).
The board approved an application for a Class C Retail Alcohol License for Beaver Meadows Golf and Country Club (motion by Barnett, second by Eddy; all ayes). The minutes do not record conditions attached to the license.
County Engineer John Riherd briefed the board on a short-notice request to participate in the Shell Rock 2024 Street Improvement project; Riherd said county policy generally supports participation in such farm-to-market extension projects but warned the project's short timeline could affect the county budget and already scheduled projects. Riherd said he would work with the City of Shell Rock to determine payment schedule particulars.
Riherd also reported that a previous water flow issue the county had worked on is no longer a problem after installation of pattern tile, and he said work on additional improvements to the Unverferth blacktop project is moving forward.
The board approved claims, acknowledged receipt of Manure Management Plan short form annual updates for F087 #61531, and adjourned the meeting at 9:26 a.m., setting the next regular meeting for April 2, 2024 at 9:00 a.m.
The board approved an application for a Class C Retail Alcohol License for Beaver Meadows Golf and Country Club (motion by Barnett, second by Eddy; all ayes). The minutes do not record conditions attached to the license.
County Engineer John Riherd briefed the board on a short-notice request to participate in the Shell Rock 2024 Street Improvement project; Riherd said county policy generally supports participation in such farm-to-market extension projects but warned the project's short timeline could affect the county budget and already scheduled projects. Riherd said he would work with the City of Shell Rock to determine payment schedule particulars.
Riherd also reported that a previous water flow issue the county had worked on is no longer a problem after installation of pattern tile, and he said work on additional improvements to the Unverferth blacktop project is moving forward.
The board approved claims, acknowledged receipt of Manure Management Plan short form annual updates for F087 #61531, and adjourned the meeting at 9:26 a.m., setting the next regular meeting for April 2, 2024 at 9:00 a.m.
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