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- Approval of the meeting agenda — Motion made, seconded and carried.

- Approval of minutes from Monday, April 21 — Motion and second; transcript records one abstention during the vote.

- Zoning reclassifications (roughly 20 parcels in the Glidden/Carroll two‑mile area) — Board opened and closed a public hearing and approved the zoning board's recommendation (motion carried).

- Approval of two drain repairs (Drain 60, Section 36; Drain 38, Sheridan Township Section 26) — Motion carried; staff described repairs as completed and minor.

- Review and approval of the Iowa DOT five‑year program and county road budget — Board approved the DOT program submission and budget; staff noted one project was classified as maintenance rather than construction for the current fiscal year.

- Construction update — Informational (no separate recorded action); staff reported crack filling complete, milling underway and base/surface work in progress for multiple asphalt segments.

- Approval of payables totaling $1,180,339.06 — Motion carried; staff noted $732,984 of that total was principal and interest for the county jail bond and other debt.

- Interfund transfers totaling $1,401,720 — Motion carried.

- Transfer from General Basic to Secondary Roads of $142,500 — Motion carried by roll call (transcript records roll‑call responses as “Yes”).

- Approval of recorder’s quarterly report — Motion carried.

- Approval of Class C retail alcohol license for Carroll Iowa Golf LLC — Motion carried.

Items appearing on the agenda but without an explicit separate recorded vote in the provided transcript excerpt (e.g., manure management notifications and committee reports) were discussed but did not show a separate motion in the excerpt. The transcript indicates votes were taken where noted; where the record does not include named movers or roll‑call tallies, the minutes indicate motions were made and the clerk announced the outcome.

Speakers associated with motions were not always identified by full name in the transcript; where the record names the speaker fully, that person is listed in the detailed minutes. The board did not indicate any failed motions on items captured in the excerpt.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Carroll County Iowa Board of Supervisors Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved the agenda, minutes, several financial transfers and program submissions, and a liquor license during its April 28 meeting. Several routine consent items were approved by motion.","taxTitle","Carroll County, Iowa","taxId",69003,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6581431,"Carroll County secondary roads staff lays out five‑year DOT program; board approves plan and several repairs",249,206000,455000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3139146-62ea2c198a2786bcb9636795d124ec75&start=206&end=455","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3139146-62ea2c198a2786bcb9636795d124ec75/thumbnail_206000.jpg","/articles/6581431/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-secondary-roads-staff-lays-out-fiveyear-DOT-program-board-approves-plan-and-several-repairs","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581431-c2ae75c2ba618f370be3613c872d20a2/orig.mp4?Expires=1771132839&Signature=VuYci8l37qraQh4Izcf6St1J7Jau6MWaC4GVSo~-wq2n5aLWJ9e6~OwAesRKNQE-bIpKqjuVfg4eeorCiMhmb3XWwxIgwZPCsIZx1cbtuXi0C7c64hGZgcx2RC~Bd~GZCQLVofwfv5Mcj5-K6nIfYbUnWc2glgFQeu4iC33a0wWudPAzK8O4jK-iaEwLQEA~YpnU~tm8iWXxOxOgAg8FDOwkIwizvkzu09C2-MN6jYC0ATUindNQSQyO7pDVX0DH3c7Q9Z9sAJxPtVP10lukUsp69e8BQYDGznDpeh1abCdc1YDR~FbwXKCKasIu5hKpLH9Q6Y4Q3wHl~K~mfAwukQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Carroll County Secondary Roads staff presented the county’s Iowa DOT five‑year program and county road budget and outlined construction and bridge projects scheduled from fiscal year 2026 through fiscal year 2029. The Board of Supervisors approved the plan and the associated budget at the meeting.

Zach (last name not specified), Secondary Roads staff member, reviewed projects the county plans to seek DOT funding for and those it expects to pay for with local dollars. For fiscal year 2026 Zach described a box‑culvert replacement estimated at about $260,000 of local funds; a replacement with reinforced concrete box estimated at $125,000 of local funds; and two diamond‑grinding projects contingent on patching work (N14 and M68) estimated at $700,000 and $125,000 respectively. Zach said those local estimates total about $1.21 million in local dollars for the near‑term projects.

Zach also reviewed later‑year projects, including a short bridge replacement in fiscal year 2027 budgeted for about $300,000 in local dollars, a larger federally funded bridge northwest of Dedham estimated near $1.3 million in fiscal year 2028, and other bridge and resurfacing projects that will require coordination with Greene County for work on segments that cross the county line. Many later‑year line items were flagged as subject to change as funding balances and construction costs evolve.

On the construction update, staff reported that a county crack‑filling project for the season was complete and that several asphalt projects had been milled and were moving into base and surface work. Zach said crews had started laying base material on a widened section south of Manning and that contractors planned intermediate surface lifts on four segments, with plant staging northwest of Lanesboro.

Earlier in the meeting the board approved two small drain repairs described by Zach: a short repair to a 24‑inch line west of Sycamore (Drain 60, Section 36) and a short repair to a 15‑inch line in Sheridan Township (Drain 38, Section 26). The board moved and seconded approval for both repairs and the motion carried.

The board then moved to review and approve the Iowa DOT five‑year program and budget. Staff noted one change from the county’s local budget: a project south of Highway 141 was coded as maintenance in the DOT submission rather than construction, because it can be completed as maintenance this fiscal year. A supervisor moved to approve the DOT plan and budget; the motion was seconded and passed.

Speakers in the record on road matters included Zach (Secondary Roads staff member), and multiple board members who asked questions about depth of cover for repairs and project timing (first names only in the record), but the transcript does not provide full last names for those board members.

The county also discussed potential naming of bridges for deceased veterans; staff said they were open to discussing a formal process but did not set a timeline.

The board approved the DOT five‑year plan and the two drains at the meeting; subsequent scheduling and design work will proceed through the Secondary Roads office and with DOT as projects move toward bidding and construction.","Secondary Roads Superintendent reported a multi-year program of bridge and asphalt projects totaling several million dollars in federal, state and local funds; the board approved the Iowa DOT five‑year program and a pair of drain repairs.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6581435,"Carroll County approves zoning reclassifications for roughly 20 parcels in Glidden/Carroll two-mile area",121,78000,199000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3139146-62ea2c198a2786bcb9636795d124ec75&start=78&end=199","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3139146-62ea2c198a2786bcb9636795d124ec75/thumbnail_78000.jpg","/articles/6581435/Carroll-County/Iowa/Carroll-County-approves-zoning-reclassifications-for-roughly-20-parcels-in-GliddenCarroll-two-mile-area","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6581435-fd67799e9d8a102c057d9f9b33bac69f/orig.mp4?Expires=1771132839&Signature=gBYyTdig04kIkhesetGBMxEa1RbOXRhluI-aTjc3PWY5usYnTlA9ImtWpiJtPPEj1uRFqukJvWoEGiPZzpiHK1rW59JUwJq1Ecu6qXrzPdnkL4SU7JQ3pMgeVfmieiGYqxyhp1v~WwoHMfWr6FlGA-utk8cLLC1822bLM6Bw0vMhiwnlmOQo1X9dGB75VPVsKgJ8MdqdjVxxjUODIAeVWq41JViZ2cn1hZoKEPZM-2xSvt3jHfSxJniSk1swebmtF6ayPvyBN3QjR94EUlhvsdG2HT5SHFYedk0N~SEeSGwlzxvy0hSgR77NBs1TzfQuDJgwEwm2uE3ZP0n-n7BulA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors voted to approve zoning reclassifications for roughly 20 parcels formerly included under a county agreement with the cities of Glidden and Carroll. The board opened and closed a public hearing at 9:00 a.m. and then approved the zoning board's recommendation.

County staff member Courtney (full name not specified) told the board she had received one written public comment from someone identified as Sarah and one phone comment from Leon Mortemont; Mortemont asked that advertised notices include properties in the three-mile ad area rather than another zone. No speakers attended the hearing to make in-person comments, and the board closed the hearing at 9:01 a.m.

The board then moved to consider the zoning reclassifications. A supervisor made a motion to approve the zoning board's recommendation; the motion was seconded and carried. No roll-call tally was recorded in the hearing transcript excerpt; the clerk announced “Motion carries.”

The county clerk declined to read the complete list of owners and parcel numbers into the record, saying there were roughly 20 parcels and that the reclassifications were “pretty much identical” to what had been in place when the county had an agreement with the city of Glidden and the city of Carroll. The board did not provide additional detail about individual parcels during the meeting.

Because the board approved the zoning board's recommendation without additional amendments, the county will implement the reclassifications as recommended by the zoning board. The transcript does not record a timetable for when administrative updates to maps or property records will be completed.

Speakers identified in the record: Courtney (staff member), Sarah (comment submitter), and Leon Mortemont (resident/commenter). The transcript does not provide full last names or official titles for Courtney or Sarah.","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved a zoning reclassification affecting about 20 parcels that had been part of a previous agreement with the cities of Glidden and Carroll after a brief public hearing and no on-site speakers.","actionData","errors"]

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