On the agenda: Murray County Board of Commissioners Meeting — Data Center (Oct 22)

Agenda
Murray County Board of Commissioners
October 22, 2024
*THE MURRAY COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC*
You may listen to the meeting by calling 312-626-6799 (Passcode: 991003) Meeting ID: 876
4834 8177 or view the meeting live via zoom. The zoom link can be found on the Murray County
home page https://murraycountymn.com/
8:30 AM 1. Opening
Pledge of Allegiance
2. Approve Agenda
Agenda Additions
Identify any Conflict of Interest
3. Consent Agenda
3.1 - Approve Consent Agenda
3.2 - Approve Minutes from October 15, 2024
4. Regular Agenda
4.1 - Heidi Winter
4.1.1 - Ditch Bills
4.1.2 - ARPA Committee Report
4.2 - Shelly Lewis
4.2.1 - Soil and Water Quarterly Allocation Request
NEXT MEETINGS:
November 5, 2024 Regular Board Meeting 8:30 a.m.
November 19, 2024 Regular Board Meeting 8:30 a.m.
November 26, 2024 Regular Board Meeting 8:30 a.m.
November 26, 2024 Truth in Taxation Meeting 6:00 p.m.
December 3, 2024 Regular Board Meeting 8:30 a.m.
December 17, 2024 Regular Board Meeting 8:30 a.m.

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PROCEEDINGS OF THE MURRAY COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MURRAY
COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER – SLAYTON, MINNESOTA
October 15, 2024, 8:30 a.m.
Pursuant to notice, the Murray County Board of Commissioners Convened with the following
members present: Molly Malone, Lori Gunnink, Jackie Meier, Dennis Welgraven, and David
Thiner. Also present: County Administrator Carolyn McDonald and General Assistant Emily
Ackerman.
The Board Chair asked if there were any additions to the agenda, County Engineer Randy
Groves added a bid opening date request, County Administrator McDonald added a letter of
support for Wonder World Preschool for grant seeking opportunities on behalf of the county
board.
The Board Chair asked if there were any conflicts of interest, none were identified.
It was moved by Welgraven, seconded by Gunnink, to approve the agenda. Motion passed.
3 - CONSENT AGENDA:
3.1 - Approve the October 1, 2024, Meeting Minutes.
3.2 - Approve the Commissioner Warrants dated 10/15/2024 for the amount of $98,866.81
numbered 175428 through 175498.
It was moved by Malone, seconded by Welgraven, to approve the consent agenda. Motion
passed.
4.1.1 – DITCH BILLS
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Meier, to approve the report of bills for payment of the
Murray County Drainage Authority as follows:

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR LISTING

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Johnson Ditching, Inc
21-829-6290
JD 14
10,412.55 #2024-034 ok’d T. Radke on 10/9/2024
21-843-6290
JD 16
6,940.86
#2024-060 ok’d T. Radke on 10/9/2024
21-843-6290
JD 19
1,013.52
#2024-055 ok’d T. Radke on 10/3/2024
Subtotal
18,366.93
Rinke Noonan
21-681-6260
CD 27
494.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-689-6260
CD 30
153.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-801-6260
JD 2S
303.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-803-6260
JD 2N
370.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-809-6260
JD 5
51.00 (M-C) Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-809-6260
JD 5
127.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-857-6260
JD 24
127.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-857-6260
JD 24
25.50 (M-C) Redetermination of Benefits-Group 2
21-653-6260
CD 4
191.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-661-6260
CD 13
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-665-6260
CD 19
217.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-677-6260
CD 24
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-685-6260
CD 29
217.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-691-6260
CD 32
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-731-6260
CD 52
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-745-6260
CD 59
217.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-747-6260
CD 60
217.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-757-6260
CD 65
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-777-6260
CD 77
217.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-787-6260
CD 86
466.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-789-6260
CD 87
242.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-791-6260
CD 89
284.00 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-853-6260
JD 22
76.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-855-6260
JD 23
76.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-861-6260
JD 27
25.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-863-6260
JD 28
76.50 Redetermination of Benefits-Group 3
21-659-6260
CD 11
1,415.50 CD 11/State Hwy 30 - Legal
21-683-6260
CD 28
565.00 Petition to Abandon - Legal
21-706-6260
CD 41
191.50 CD 41 Improvement - Legal
21-868-6260
Admin
200.00 08-2024 Monthly Retainer
Subtotal
7,760.50
David A. Swenson Construction LLC
21-763-6290
CD 68
1,990.00 #2023-024
Subtotal
1,990.00
Total Ditch Bills

Ok'd by T. Radke on 10/9/2024

28,117.43

4.2.1 – SUBORDINATION REQUEST FOR SEPTIC LIEN
Murray County has a septic loan program to improve and upgrade failing septic systems. These
loans are paid back as special assessments on the property taxes. A lien is also filed on the
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property. Occasionally, a lender will request the county subordinate and let their mortgage go
ahead of the county lien, typically with a refinancing or new mortgage for improvements to the
property.
Approval of a subordination agreement for septic lien and authorization for Auditor-Treasurer to
sign the subordination agreement on behalf of Murray County.
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Malone, to approve a subordination agreement for
Murray County Tax Parcel ID# 02-016-0031 for a Murray County Septic Lien (Recorded
Document #264145), further moving to authorize the County Board Chair and Auditor-Treasurer
to sign the agreement on behalf of the County. Motion Passed.
4.2.1 – DITCH INSPECTION REPORT
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Welgraven, that the Commissioners in conjunction with
the appointed ditch inspector in and for the County of Murray, have examined and inspected that
portion of the foregoing described County and Judicial Ditches, lying within the County of
Murray, for the purpose of determining what repairs are necessary and ordered said repairs to be
made, by this report given thereon at a Murray County Board of Commissioner’s meeting, held
in the Commissioners Room of the Murray County Government Center, Slayton, Minnesota.
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•
•
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Petition 2024-060 (JD16, Chanarambie Twp. Sec.1, District 2–Gunnink)
Petition 2024-061 (JD19, Cameron Twp. Sec. 36, District 2 - Gunnink)
Petition 2024-062 (JD09, Lowville Twp. Sec. 23/26, District 2 - Gunnink)
Petition 2024-063 (JD15, Leeds Twp. Sec. 12, District 2 – Gunnink)
Petition 2024-064 (CD49, Lowville Twp. Sec. 20, District 2 - Gunnink)

4.3.1 – PLANNING COMMISSION MEMBER APPOINTMENT
Appoint Terry Nelsen to fill the vacant Murray County Planning Commission position. The term
of this position expires January 2026.
It was moved by Thiner, seconded by Welgraven, to appoint Terry Nelson to the Planning
commission to complete Grant Bose’s term ending in January 2026. Motion Passed.
4.4.1 – CSAH 13 RESOLUTION
Commissioner Malone presented the following resolution and moved for its adoption.
RESOLUTION 2024-10-15-01
A resolution requesting a variance from standard for
State Aid Operation for Project No SAP 051-613-009.
WHEREAS, Murray County is preparing plans for improvements along CSAH 13 to widen the
roadway to meet current minimum safety standards, raise the roadway to maintain accessibility
during large flood events and provide shared use paths to facilitate recreational activities. The
project begins at the intersection with TH 59 and extends to the eastern limit of CSAH 13, and
WHEREAS, Minnesota Rules for State Aid Operation 8820.9920 require the completed project
to satisfy a minimum design speed of 40 mph except As stated in note (e) of MN Rules
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8820.9920, in suburban areas the minimum design speed may be equal to the current legal posted
speed where the legal posted speed is 30 mph or greater; and
WHEREAS, the reasons for this variance request are based on the following significant impacts
to adjacent interests:
1. Satisfying a minimum 30 mph or 40 mph horizontal design speed would require
significant realignment, right of way acquisition and likely relocations. Adjacent
property owners would not be supportive of selling the right of way required for the
realignment. Eminent domain proceedings are not desirable.
2. MnDNR has expressed concerns about the environmental impact of the amount of fill
into Lake Shetek and wants it to be minimized as much as possible. Therefore, the
MnDNR will not be in favor of a realignment that has a much greater impact on Lake
Shetek.
3. There is no evidence that the existing substandard horizontal roadway alignment has been
a contributing factor of the road accidents as there are no reported crashes in the vicinity
of any of the horizontal curves.
4. Satisfying a minimum 30 mph or 40 mph design speed may increase the speed of
motorists causing safety issues for pedestrians/recreational users. CSAH 13 is a highly
used corridor for walking, bicycling, golf carts, and fishing. Motorists are forced to travel
at slower speeds because of the current horizontal geometry and posted speed limits.
5. The cost to reconstruct the roadway to meet a minimum 30 mph or 40 mph horizontal
geometry would be significant and would not satisfy the benefit-cost relationship for the
project needs.
Now, therefore be it resolved, that the Murray County Board of Commissioners does hereby
request a variance from the Minnesota Department of Transportation State Aid
Operations Rules Chapter 8820.9920 (Minimum Design Standards; Rural and Suburban
Undivided; New or Reconstruction Projects) to allow the roadway horizontal alignment and
superelevation geometrics to be designed to meet 20 mph from Sta 79+00 (approximately 1.5
miles east of the intersection with TH59) to Sta 106+68 (end of CSAH 13, approximately 2.02
miles east of the intersection with TH59) in lieu of a minimum design speed standard of greater
than or equal to 40 mph;
Be it further resolved, that the Murray County Board of Commissioners hereby indemnifies,
saves and hold harmless the State of Minnesota and its agents and employees of and from claims,
demands, actions or causes of action arising out of or by reason of (this variance for
improvements to CSAH 13) in accordance with Minnesota Rules 8820.9920 and further agrees
to defend at their sole cost and expense any action or proceeding commenced for the purpose of
asserting any claim arising as a result of granting this variance.
The forgoing resolution was duly seconded by Gunnink Thereupon being put to a vote all
members of the Board voted for its adoption.

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4.4.2 – SET BID OPENING DATE FOR A BRIDGE REPLACEMENT PROJECT ON
CSAH 42 EAST OF AVOCA PROJECT SAP 051-642-019
It was moved by Welgraven, seconded by Gunnink, to set the bid opening on November 19,
2024, at 9:00 AM for projects SAP 051-642-019. Motion Passed.
4.5.1 – TIF MONEY REDISTRIBUTED
In 1996, the area of Lindenwood and Prairieland was put in a TIF district here in Slayton. That
district was decertified on 12/31/2023. With TIF, the City not only gets their cut of the property
taxes but also the school district and county taxes on the parcels that are in the TIF district. After
decertification the account has a balance of $228,606.00. The City may use that balance in a very
restricted way, or it can send it all back to the County where the balance gets redistributed back
to each taxing authority based on the proportion that is theirs and then those distributions are
completely unrestricted. Below are approximate percentages:
City 64%
County 14.3%
School District 21.6%
SWRDC 0.10%
The breakdown of funds is as follows:
City - $146,307.84
County - $32,690.66
MCC - $49,378.90
SWRDC - $228.60
The City of Slayton, Murray County, and SWRDC are trying to think of as many creative ways
to assist Wonderworld. The SRDC, MCC School District, and the City of Slayton EDA have all
voted to recommit their balance of the TIF money to the Wonderworld building project. The
Murray County Board is asked to consider their portion of the TIF balance ($32,690.66) to be
recommitted to the Wonderworld project.
It was moved by Malone, seconded by Gunnink, to approve committing the Murray County
portion of the TIF balance ($32,690.66) to the Wonderworld Project. Motion Passed with a roll
call vote as follows:
Malone: Aye
Gunnink: Aye
Meier: Aye
Welgraven: Aye
Thiner: Aye
4.5.2 – MENTAL HEALTH TRANSPORTS
Discuss and determine how to move forward with Murray County mental health transports.
The Southwest Health & Human Services (SWHHS) Governing Board had a discussion at its
September 18, 2024, meeting about transportation of mental health clients. After the discussion,
it was determined that a letter be crafted and sent to the County Administrators for further
discussion at the individual county level.
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It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Meier, to approve a line-item budget of $20,000 for noncriminal transports out of the general fund under Human Services for the 2025 Budget. Motion
Passed.
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Welgraven, to establish a line item under health and
human services the 2024 budget to pay any outstanding bills. Motion Passed.
4.5.3 – SOUTHWEST MINNESOTA ADULT MENTAL HEALTH CONSORTIUM JPA
Murray County is currently a member of the SMAMHC. The attached updated JPA will take
effect after the signing of all consortium members.
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Meier, to approve the Southwest Minnesota Adult
Mental Health Consortium Joint Powers Agreement with the eighteen member counties as
presented. Motion Passed.
4.5.4 – NON-UNION WAGE INCREASE FOR 2025
A 5% COLA increase has been approved for all employees in their respective Collective
Bargaining Agreements.
It was moved by Thiner, seconded by Malone, to approve a 5% COLA and eligible step increase
for non-union county employees with a satisfactory performance evaluation, effective January 1,
2025. Motion Passed.
4.5.5 – HIGHWAY MAINTENANCE WORKER
Approve hiring Harvey "Andy" Anderson as a regular full-time Highway Maintenance Worker
effective October 16, 2024, at a labor grade 8, step 1 ($23.70).
It was moved by Welgraven, seconded by Gunnink, to approve hiring Harvey "Andy" Anderson
as a regular full-time Highway Maintenance Worker effective October 16, 2024, Per the
recommendation of the Personnel Committee. Motion Passed.
4.5.6 – INTERMITTENT DISPATCH
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Thiner, to change the Intermittent Jailer/Dispatcher job
description by removing the required qualification of one year of experience in a 911 call center
and to a desired qualification. Motion Passed.
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Malone, to begin recruitment for an intermittent
dispatcher, increasing the staffing level from 1:00 to 2:00, but not changing the budget. Motion
Passed.
4.5.7 – LETTER OF SUPPORT FOR WONDER WORLD PRESCHOOL’S
It was moved by Gunnink, seconded by Malone, to have the Board Chair sign the letter of
support for Wonder World Preschool’s application to the DEED Childcare Economic
Development Grant. Motion Passed.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS FOR THE PERIOD OF SEPTEMBER 29 – OCTOBER 12,
2024
Malone
9/30/24 Personnel Committee
10/1/24 Commissioner Meeting
10/11/24 Personnel Committee
Gunnink
10/1/24 Commissioner Meeting
10/3/24 RCRCA
Meier
9/30/24 Sunrise, Personnel Committee
10/1/24 Commissioner Meeting
10/3/24 ECI Meeting
10/7/24 Personnel Committee Interviews
10/8/24 Personnel Committee Interviews
10/11/24 Personnel Committee
Welgraven
10/1/24 Commissioner Meeting
10/7/24
10/8/24
10/9/24
10/10/24

Personnel Committee Interviews
Personnel Committee Interviews
District 8 Land Use
SRDC

Thiner
10/1/24 Commissioner Meeting
The meeting was adjourned at 9:45 a.m.
ATTEST:
_____________________________
Carolyn McDonald, County Administrator

_________________________________
Jackie Meier, Board Chair

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MURRAY COUNTY
REQUEST TO BE ON THE BOARD AGENDA (RBA)
Requested Board Date: 10/22/2024

Item: Ditch Bills

Originating
Department: Auditor/Treasurer

Presenter: Heidi Winter

Requested Agenda Placement: Regular
Agenda

Amount of Time Needed: 5 minutes

If requesting to expend funds, is the
expenditure budgeted?

Attending Meeting: In Person

Review of ditch bills and authorization for payment.
Board Action Requested
It was moved by____ seconded by____ and passed to approve the report of bills for payment of the Murray County
Drainage Authority as follows:

Copy of invoice and petition will be available at the meeting

Supporting Documents
None

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MURRAY COUNTY
REQUEST TO BE ON THE BOARD AGENDA (RBA)
Requested Board Date: 10/22/2024

Item: ARPA Committee Report

Originating
Department: Auditor/Treasurer

Presenter: Heidi Winter

Requested Agenda Placement: Regular
Agenda

Amount of Time Needed: 10 minutes

If requesting to expend funds, is the
expenditure budgeted?

Attending Meeting: In Person

The ARPA Committee met on October 15, 2024 and recommends the following for
approval:

If approved, all ARPA funds will be allocated to projects, satisfying the 12/31/2024
deadline to commit funds. All funds committed must be spent by 12/31/2026.
Board Action Requested

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It was moved by ____, seconded by _____ and passed to approve expenditures to be
paid from the Murray County American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds as follows:
List approved projects here

Supporting Documents
1.
10-22-2024 - Board Packet ARPA Committee Report

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ARPA Fund Committee Report for Murray County, MN
Summary of category definitions, sources of funds and approved projects by category

Category

1

Miscellaneous

2

Public Safety

3

Public Safety

Project Name
Beacon and Online
Permitting
Warning Siren-E.
Lake Sarah
Warning Siren-E.
Lake Sarah-labor

Public Safety

Share of Regional
H.E.A.T. Tactical
Team Command Bus
Purchase
$

Infrastructure

Engineering ReviewHVAC for
IT/Networking
Room/Data Center
$

Infrastructure

Fiber to HHS
Building and
Highway Department
Building
$

4

5

6

Amount Requested

Date Presented

Approved

Project #

Approved Projects

$

104,289.00

2/22/2022

x

$

104,289.00

$

13,079.00

4/26/2022

x

$

13,079.00

4/26/2022

x

$

-

7,500.00

5/24/2022

x

$

7,500.00

2,600.00

6/7/2022

x

$

2,600.00

48,600.00

6/7/2022

x

$

48,600.00

$

10,500.00

6/14/2022

x

$

10,500.00

$

500,000.00

6/14/2022

x

$

500,000.00

7

Infrastructure

8

Broadband

Fairgrounds
Sidewalk Project
Matching funds
Border to Border
Grant

Public Safety

Outdoor Warning
Siren - Swenson
Park (Current Lake)

$

22,000.00

7/5/2022

x

$

22,000.00

10

Public Safety

Side Scan Sonar
Training

$

4,000.00

7/5/2022

x

$

4,000.00

11

Infrastructure

$

46,750.00

8/2/2022

x

$

46,750.00

12

Infrastructure

HVAC-Data Center
in Courts Bldg
New Sewer LinesCourts Building

$

76,224.64

8/2/2022

x

$

76,224.64

13

Miscellaneous

LaserFiche Scanner

$

3,300.00

9/27/2022

x

$

3,300.00

14

Public Safety

Fire Repeater

$

143,781.81

9/27/2022

x

$

143,781.81

HVAC-Data Center
in Courts Bldgadditional electrical $
HVAC-Network 911
Room
$

9,400.00

9/27/2022

x

$

9,400.00

18,485.00

11/1/2022

x

$

18,485.00

$

23,167.70

11/1/2022

x

$

23,167.70

$

19,595.36

11/1/2022

x

$

19,595.36

Infrastructure

Carpet Government
Center Hallways &
License Center

$

6,861.90

11/1/2022

x

$

6,861.90

11-3
(add) Infrastructure

HVAC-Data Center
in Courts Bldgadditional electrical

$

3,400.00

11/15/2022

x

$

3,400.00

*13-1
(add) Miscellaneous

LaserFiche Scanner

$

3,465.00

11/22/2022

x

$

3,465.00

757.50

12/8/2022

x

$

757.50

53,316.42

5/16/2023

x

$

53,316.42

2,100.00

5/16/2023

x

$

2,100.00 continued on next page

9

11-2
(add) Infrastructure
15 Infrastructure
14
(add) Public Safety
12
(add) Infrastructure

16

16-1
(add) Infrastructure
17

Infrastructure

18

Grant Writer

Fire Repeater
Courts Building
Sewer Lines

Carpet Government
Center Hallways &
License Center
$
Sheriff's Dispatch
Area-Sewer Lines
$
City of Currie Grant
Writing - Karin
Anderson
Grantwriting
$

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10/17/2024 at 11:16 AM

ARPA Fund Committee Report for Murray County, MN
Summary of category definitions, sources of funds and approved projects by category

19

20

Public Safety

IT hardware and
software licensing
for Sheriff's Office
following BCA
audit.

$

24,000.00

Miscellaneous

Internship Program
through Southwest
Minnesota Private
Industry Council
$

115,000.00

21

Miscellaneous

22

Miscellaneous

8/15/2023

x

$

24,000.00

10/24/2023

x

$

115,000.00

Key FOBs for
Government Center
Doors
IT Assistant Office
Space

$

10,000.00

2/20/2024

x

$

10,000.00

$

15,000.00

2/20/2024

x

$

15,000.00

$

2,000.00

3/5/2024

x

$

2,000.00

$

15,000.00

5/7/2024

x

$

15,000.00

$

2,475.87

5/7/2024

x

$

2,475.87

$

7,900.00

5/7/2024

x

$

7,900.00

21-2

Miscellaneous

23

Miscellaneous

Key FOBs for
Government Center
Doors
Entrance for
Sheriff's Office

24

Miscellaneous

Lighting in
Governmnment
Center Lobby

25

Miscellaneous

26

Miscellaneous

New Range/Griddle
for 4H Bldg
CivicPlus Agenda
Software

$

38,393.50

5/7/2024

x

$

38,393.50

Miscellaneous

Ridgewater College
Leadership ProgramDepartment Heads
$

24,500.00

5/7/2024

x

$

24,500.00

28

Miscellaneous

Ridgewater College
Leadership ProgramBoard Members
$

19,800.00

5/7/2024

x

$

19,800.00

29

Miscellaneous

Grant Match EV
Charging Stations

x

$

15,491.00

30

Miscellaneous

x

$

150,000.00

31

Miscellaneous

x

$

28,854.30

27

Wonderworld
Childcare
Initiatives through
the EDA
Total

$

Pending
15,491.00 10/22/2024
Pending
150,000.00 10/22/2024

$
$

Pending
28,854.30 10/22/2024
1,591,588.00

$

Sources
Received
Received

$
$
Total ARPA Funding $

Uses - allocated by purpose see
definitions below

795,794.00
795,794.00
1,591,588.00

8/20/2021 Receipt #138483 (CFDA 21.027)
9/1/2022 Receipt #147793 (CFDA 21.027)

Amount Allocated

Committed/Spent

Remaining
Available

Changed/Transferred

Public Safety
Broadband
Infrastructure

$
$
$

500,000.00
500,000.00
300,000.00

$
$
$

237,528.51
500,000.00
296,490.82

$ (262,471.49)
(3,509.18)

$
$
$

Grant Writer

$

150,000.00

$

2,100.00

$ (147,900.00)

$

Miscellaneous

$
$

141,588.00
1,591,588.00

$
$

555,468.67
1,591,588.00

$

$
$

413,880.67
-

$
$

Committee Definitions:

County government public safety priorities (examples: hand held radios,
remote dispatch, fire repeaters)
For matching funds
(0.00) County government water, sewer or building projects

-

(0.00)

For a consultant to seek and write grants and provide assistance with grant
reporting and administration for county, cities and townships
For county government projects that will benefit the public and be in the
spirit of the ARPA funds. Examples are technology updates, small
equipment, meeting room updates

M:\Auditor\Heidi\ARPA Committee\[ARPA Funding and Priorities.xlsx]Summary for RBA

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MURRAY COUNTY
REQUEST TO BE ON THE BOARD AGENDA (RBA)
Requested Board Date: 10/22/2024

Item: Soil & Water Quarterly Allocation
Request

Originating Department: Soil & Water

Presenter: Shelly Lewis

Requested Agenda Placement: Regular
Agenda

Amount of Time Needed: 5 Minutes

If requesting to expend funds, is the
expenditure budgeted? 01-602-6852

Attending Meeting: In Person

Board Action Requested
It was moved by ____________, seconded by __________ to approve Murray Soil and
Water Conservation District allocation request in the amount of $49,069.75.
Supporting Documents
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SSoil and W24101413490

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