Record: 10-6
COMMISSION MINUTES
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Tuesday, September 26.
In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, South District Commissioner Scott Walk and County Clerk Melinda Patton. North District Commissioner Chris Burns was absent.
Business before the governing board included:
Requisitions and approvals: Invoice for Northwest Missouri Region H HSRT; Backyard Vine & Wine for Temporary Liquor License. Road and Bridge to B. Engle for reimbursement; to Fastenal for equipment; to Tri-State for vehicle maintenance and repair; to Viebrock for sheet pile. Collector/Treasurer to Rush Printing for office supplies; to Pro-Serve for equipment. Commissioners to MTE for IT equipment upgrades and subscriptions (ARPA.)
• The commission reviewed the following information received by mail or email: Mount Hope Cemetery Statement; Vehicle Sales Tax and Motor Fuel Tax reports; Certificate of Training for Marilyn Jenkins, Collector/Treasurer; Email from Premier Truck Group of Kansas City.
• Patton reported a window on the west side of the Administration Center had been recaulked by Maryville Glass and Lock. A call was made to MEI regarding the elevator in the Administration Center.
• Filled out and returned a Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Government questionnaire on city/county needs.
• Reviewed and signed a letter to Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) on Threatened and Endangered Species for the Transportation Alternatives Program 9900(144) grant.
• Marilyn Jenkins, collector/treasurer discussed the upcoming tax bill process and equipment needs for her office.
• Jeff Farnan, District 1 State Representative, stopped in to discuss county needs.
• A call was made to Sara Hull, Burlington Junction Parks Committee regarding the request for ARPA funds. The commission committed to $7,500. Stephanie Patterson, Maryville Public Library Director, gave updates on the ARPA fund usage that the library had received.
• Discussed the dump truck purchase through Premier Truck Group. A call was made to Lee Setser to discuss next steps. A call was made to Stuart Oden, Oden Enterprises to schedule a time to tour their facility.
• Major Scott Wedlock met with the commission to discuss the process for a business that has not followed through on county licenses. A visit will be made by Wedlock to follow-up. Wedlock also gave an update on the Jail Maintenance grant. Also present: Jenkins and Andy Abbott, MTE.
• Abbott met with the commission to discuss IT needs and reviewed potential costs for the county. The commission gave Abbott permission to proceed with upgrades and subscriptions, which had previously been approved through ARPA funds. Also present: Wedlock.
• Inspected Roads #95 and #65 in Atchison Township.
• Call was made to Nodaway Valley Bank regarding the Mt. Hope Cemetery CD
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Thursday, September 28.
In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, South District Commissioner Scott Walk and Deputy Clerk Angie Cordell. North District Commissioner Chris Burns was absent
Business before the governing board included: Requisitions and approvals: Inventory disposal forms from the Custodial, Assessor department; Liquor License for Timbearcats Axe Throwing. ARPA Premier Truck Group of Kansas City, purchase of Chassis Truck (ARPA)
• The commission reviewed the following information received by mail or email: Emails from Joy Huddleston, ACP Coordinator with NW Regional Council of Government; NW News Flash; Trylon, – Jeff Richardson inquiring about building permits and zoning.
• Jeremiah Bragg, Nodaway County Firefighters Association gave update on placing repeaters in the county. A call was placed to Grand River Mutual for more information.
• Board member, Alan Rowlett discussed CART rock for Hughes Township. Road #890, #891 were inspected by Walker and Walk.
• Josh McKim, Nodaway County Economic Development updated the commission on informational meetings being held with entities in the county for the EEZ board.
• CD’s were renewed for the Mount Hope Cemetery.
• A service agreement was signed with Alert #1 for the jail.
• Sean Baker spoke with the commission regarding the use of the Courthouse parking lot.