Remarks by Jon Green
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Thank you. Supervisors, anything for Joe? Very good. This is public hearing. Is there anyone here to speak on behalf of this application?
Do you have any questions for me? Evening, Scott. Supervisors, anything for Scott?
You're welcome. Thank you, Scott. This is a public hearing. Is there anyone from the public who wishes to address this application? Is there anyone from the public who wishes to address this application? Is there anyone here who wishes to address this application? Seeing none, I'll close the public hearing. Item F6 is to consider resolution associated with subdivision application PZC-25-28747 of Mark Slabaugh approving the preliminary and final plat and subdividers agreement of Frytown Trailer Subdivision, Johnson County, Iowa. Move approval.
Moved by Sullivan, second by Green-Douglas. Discussion? Roll call, please.
Motion carries 5-0. The resolution is adopted. Thank you, Scott. Item F7 this evening, and the Chair will just flag that this was a late ad, so we have not had an opportunity to discuss this at a work session, but it is timely. Item F7 is to consider delegating to the Planning, Development, and Sustainability Director The authority to approve a corrective action plan for proposed natural gas pipeline in Johnson County, Iowa. Iowa Utilities Commission docket number P-0877. Good evening, Josh.
Chair would entertain a motion. Move by Fix-Morais, second by Green-Douglas. I will at least see your mic. Discussion? I would just note, I know that you said this is dovetailing off of V's query. This has not been without some expenditure of staff time. So thank you, Josh. Thank you, Lynn. And thank you, Paul, the county engineer. Roll call, please.
Aye. Motion carries 5-0. The grant to delegation is approved. Item F8, consider drafting a letter regarding copper landline retirement determination of telephonic landline service.
Moved by Remington, second by Green-Douglas. Discussion? Roll call.
Motion carries 5-0. We'll get that letter dispatched with haste. Item F9 is to consider resolution for a fiscal year 2027 interfund transfer from the general basic fund to the Conservation Trust Fund.
Second. Moved by Green Douglas, second by Sullivan. Discussion? Roll call, please.
Aye. Motion carries 5-0. The resolution is adopted. Item G, Supervisor Reports. Supervisor Fix-Marais?
Thank you. Cheers report this evening. This afternoon, I learned that we are going to be conducting our first public execution in 90 years by a firing squad. of a paralyzed, he was the army major who shot up the base in the late aughts, and it's going to be live streamed. Why? By the Department of Defense. No.
And our president is also trying to incite a racial program against Somalians, people of Somali descent in Minnesota. That concludes the chair's report. Supervisor Sullivan.
Thank you, Supervisors. We've reached the conclusion of our agenda. Is there anything else for the good of the order this evening? Seeing none, the next meeting of the is at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, October 14th, when we will set for a general business work session. Until such time, we should stand adjourned.
Good morning. We'll come to order. It's 9 a.m. Today is Thursday, October 1st, 2026. This is a formal meeting of the Johnson County Board of Supervisors. Roll call, please.
Present, with four supervisors present participating. We have quorum with Supervisor Green-Douglas absent. Next, the Chair would seek unanimous consent to approve the agenda as so presented. Seeing no objection, it's so ordered. Item C this morning is business from the public. Public comment. Is there anyone with public comment this morning? Any public comment? Any public comment? Seeing none, we'll move on to item D, our consent agenda. The chair would seek a motion to approve the consent agenda items, including payment of claims totaling $1,024,229.24. So moved. Second. It's been moved by…
Motion carries four to zero. The consent agenda items are approved. That brings us to item E, proclamations. We have two proclamations this morning. The first is a proclamation for 4-H week, October 4th through 10th, 2026. Whereas this year's national 4-H week theme, Beyond Ready, reminds us that 4-H is building a ready generation in a world of change and equips young people with skills for the future while meeting them where they are today. And whereas, 4-H is America's largest youth development organization, supporting 6 million youth across the country. And whereas, 4-H programs are…
It's been moved by Remington, second by Fix-My-Rise. Discussion? Roll call.
Aye. Motion carries four to zero. The proclamation is adopted. Is there anyone from the public who'd like to address this proclamation?
I think we're... Rod will set me straight if I'm wrong here. I think we're far enough out from Seahawk that I can say that. As the proclamation indicates, 4-H is through the Extension Service, and Johnson County has got a long history of working in partnership with ISU, and we're grateful for all of that partnership, but especially 4-H and working with our kiddos. Would you folks be kind enough to join us for a photo? Absolutely. Thank you.
Our next proclamation this morning is for Domestic Violence Awareness Month, October 2026. Whereas domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking affects people of all racial, cultural, and economic backgrounds, causing long-term physical, psychological, and emotional harm, and whereas one in three Americans has witnessed an incident of domestic violence, And whereas children who experience domestic violence are at a higher risk for failure in school, mental illness, substance abuse, suicide, and may choose violence as a way to solve problems later in life. And whereas domestic violence in…
It's been moved by Remington, second by Fixman-Reyes. Discussion? Roll call, please.
Aye. Motion carries four to zero. The proclamation is adopted. Is there anyone here this morning who'd like to address this proclamation? Welcome.
Is there anyone else from the public who'd like to address this proclamation?
Is there anyone else from the public who'd like to address this proclamation?