By Aberdeen Insider - January 8, 2026 in BROWN COUNTY COMMISSION
NOTICE OF DECEMBER 30, 2025 – GENERAL MEETING MINUTES
Meeting called to order by Chairman Sutton at 8:45 A.M. in the Commission Chambers, Courthouse Annex, Brown County, SD. Present were Commissioners Dennert, Dinger, Gage, Sutton and Wiese. Commissioner Gage led the Pledge of Allegiance.
APPROVAL OF AGENDA: Chairman Sutton shared they were postponing Second Reading/Possible Adoption on Ordinance #302 – Wind Energy Systems so that would be removed from the agenda. Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Dennert to approve the amended agenda. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
PUBLIC COMMENT: None
BID OPENING FOR BROWN COUNTY HIGHWAY 14 PROJECT: Time and place, as advertised, to open, read and consider sealed bids for Brown County Hwy 14 Improvements, which includes 7” Nonreinforced PCC Pavement and additional items set forth in the Contract Documents. Bids were received from the following: BX Civil & Construction for $412,541.70; Huff Construction for $359,937.15; Wright & Sudlow, Inc for $349,922.24; Reede Construction, Inc. for $289,361.75 and Timmons Construction, Inc. for $605,537.04. Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to defer for review. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
DISCUSS BRIDGE 346/HECLA AREA: Dirk Rogers, Highway Superintendent, shared that the County has gone down from 164 Bridges to 130 over the years. He shared some background information on BR346 – stating that the bridge was actually moved in from another location back in 1968, which replaced the original bridge built in 1940. There has been some work on it over the years, but it was due to the Bridge Inspection done by IMEG that it needed to be closed. To replace it would cost $2.4 million, which is not feasible. Mike Elsen from Liberty Township asked if the bridge is historic and voiced concerns about if there would be a fire in the area they would need to cross on that bridge. He stated that a lot of people use it for access to Sand Lake/scenic for Eagles, Geese, etc. Dirk stated they may be able to get it added to the Historic Bridge Register. Hal Treeby from Hecla Township asked why Dirk feels that a low-water crossing wouldn’t work. Dirk shared that they haven’t had luck with others they have installed; water comes up too high to maintain it in that area it would probably wash out, amount of pipe they would need to offset the rise isn’t feasible. The overall problem is the bridge itself. Chelsey Sheridan with IMEG shared that it would cost $300,000 just for the foundation of the bridge to be replaced. Matt Heupel, Highway Roads & Bridges Operations Supervisor, shared the bridge is the highest part of the road, the rest of road floods every year. After further discussion, Dirk will look for options on what can be done to open the road; check for any grants and/or funding from Sand Lake possibly as well.
AWARD BID FOR BROWN COUNTY HIGHWAY 14 PROJECT: Mike Gutenkauf, IMEG returned and stated the bid from Reede Construction checked out. Dirk Rogers, Highway Superintendent, recommended accepting the bid from Reede Construction, Inc. Moved by Commissioner Dinger, seconded by Wiese to award the Brown County Highway 14 Project Bid to Reede Construction, Inc. at the cost of $289,361.75. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
PUBLIC HEARING – TEMPORARY SPECIAL EVENT ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE: Time and place, as advertised for Public Hearing for a Temporary Special Event Alcohol License for Malt Beverage and Wine to be used by Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce was held. Moved by Commissioner Dinger, seconded by Wiese to approve the following Temporary Special Event Alcohol License for Aberdeen Area Chamber of Commerce, Aberdeen, SD for Business After Hours to be held at AgTegra Innovation Center, Lt 2 SDWG Bath – Grebner Terminal ADD (39278 133rd St., Bath, SD) Brown County, SD; effective January 8, 2026. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
UNCOLLECTIBLE MOBILE HOMES TAXES: Patty VanMeter, Treasurer, asked to declare four mobile homes uncollectible for taxes per SDCL 10-22-30, no additional effort needs to be made on collection of taxes for mobile homes that have had a distress warrant returned by the Sheriff as uncollectible. Patty shared that generally collect the taxes when the mobile home is moved out of a park and condemned, but she wouldn’t need to make any further effort on them. Motioned by Dennert, seconded by Wiese to approve Treasurer, Patty VanMeter can claim the four Mobile Homes as uncollectable. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
JOINT COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT WITH NE COUNCIL OF GOVERNMENT (NECOG): Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to approve and authorize Chairman Sutton to sign the Joint Cooperative Agreement with NECOG for 2026. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
2026 ROBERTS COUNTY JAIL PER DIEM CONTRACT: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Dinger to approve and authorize Chairman Sutton to sign the 2026 Roberts County Jail per diem contract for $120.00 per prisoner-day for adult prisoners and $415.00 per prisoner-day for juvenile prisoners housed by Roberts County. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
SURPLUS PROPERTY: Jean Hutson, Circuit Court Administrator requested to surplus of the Northwestern Reporter books; volumes date from 1879 to 2017. Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to declare the Northwestern Reporter books surplus and be removed from second floor and disposed of at the Landfill. Roll call: Dennert-nay; Dinger-aye; Gage-aye; Sutton-aye; Wiese-aye. The motion passed with majority vote.
TOWING SERVICE CONTRACTS: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to approve and authorize Chairman Sutton to sign the Towing Service Contracts with Eddies’ Northside, Kirk’s Auto, Knights Towing and Towing Plus for 3 years. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
DISCRETIONARY RESOLUTION: Commissioner Wiese offered the following Resolution:
RESOLUTION #2025-58
WHEREAS, the County of Brown, State of South Dakota has deemed it in the best interest of the County to adopt a Resolution implementing a Discretionary Formula for the reduced taxation of new structures and additions and partially constructed structures pursuant to SDCL § 10-6-137.
WHEREAS, to accomplish implementation of a Discretionary Formula the Board of Commissioners adopted Resolutions #19-24; #20-24; and #21-24.
WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners wish to modify Resolution #21-24 to incorporate Resolutions #19-24 and #20-24 with modifications to the discretionary formulas contained therein to provide for equal application across specifically classified properties.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the following properties shall be, and hereby are, specifically classified for the purpose of taxation pursuant to SDCL § 10-6-137:
__ Any new industrial or commercial structure, or any addition, renovation, or reconstruction to an existing structure, located within a designated urban renewal area as defined in SDCL § 11-8-4, if the new structure, addition, renovation, or reconstruction has a full and true value of thirty thousand dollars or more (SDCL § 10-6-137(1)); Resolution #18-24 is hereby rescinded as applied to completed new construction and completed new improvement/additions effective following the 2026 assessment year. The terms of this resolution shall be effective as to completed new construction and completed new improvement/additions within designated urban renewal areas for the 2027 assessment year.
__ Any new industrial structure, including a power generation facility, or an addition to an existing structure, if the new structure or addition has a full and true value of thirty thousand dollars or more (SDCL § 10-6-137(2)); Resolution #19-24 is hereby rescinded as applied to completed new construction and completed new improvement/additions following the 2026 assessment year. The terms of this resolution shall be effective as to new industrial structures for the year 2027 assessment.
__ Any new nonresidential agricultural structure, or any addition to an existing structure, if the new structure or addition has a full and true value of ten thousand dollars or more (SDCL § 10-6-137(3)).
__ Any new commercial structure, or any addition to an existing structure, except a commercial residential structure as described in SDCL § 10-6-137(5), if the new structure or addition has a full and true value of thirty thousand dollars or more (SDCL § 10-6-137(4)).
__ Any commercial, industrial, or non-residential agricultural property which increases more than ten thousand dollars in full and true value as a result of reconstruction or renovation of the structure (SDCL § 10-6-137(8)); and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that any structure classified pursuant to this Resolution shall, following construction, initially be valued for taxation purposes in the usual manner, and that value shall be referred to in this Resolution as the “Pre-Adjustment Value”; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the assessed value to be used for tax purposes of any structure classified pursuant to this Resolution shall, following construction, be calculated as follows:
- For the first tax year following construction, 20% of the Pre-Adjustment Value;
- For the second tax year the following construction, 40% of the Pre-Adjustment Value;
- For the third tax year following construction, 60% of the Pre-Adjustment Value;
- For the fourth tax year following construction, 80% of the Pre-Adjustment Value;
- For the fifth tax year following construction, 100% of the Pre-Adjustment Value;
and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners may, if requested by the owner of any of the above-described property, not apply the above formula, in which case the full assessment shall be made without application of the formula. In waiving this formula for the structure of one owner, the Board of County Commissioners is not prohibited from applying the formula for subsequent new structures by that owner; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that for purpose of this Resolution, the assessed valuation during any of the five years may not be less than the assessed valuation of the property year preceding the first year of the tax years following construction; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that any structure that is partially constructed on the assessment date may be valued for tax purposes pursuant to this Resolution and the valuation may not be less than the assessed valuation of the property in the year preceding the beginning of construction; and be it
FURTHER RESOLVED, that following the five-year period under this section, the property shall be assessed at the same percentage as is all other property for tax purposes.
Nothing in the resolution is intended to allow any refund or abatement of taxes levied prior of its passage.
Dated this 30th day of December 2025.
Seconded by Commissioner Dennert.
Roll call vote: Dennert-aye; Dinger-aye; Gage-aye; Sutton-aye and Wiese-aye. Resolution adopted.
AUTO BUDGET SUPPLEMENTS: Moved by Commissioner Gage, seconded by Wiese to increase spending authority and estimated revenue in the following funds for reimbursement of expenditures as follows: Fund #101.4.33900 @ $9,941.17: #101.5.120.41100 @ $6,334.85; #101.5.120.42200 @ $763.50; #101.5.120.42300 @ $330.27; #101.5.120.42600 @ $2,314.71; #101.5.120.42700 @ $91.72; #101.5.120.42800 @ 106.12. Fund #101.4.33400 @ $88,963.78: #101.5.161.42500 @ $29,380.94; #101.5.161.42600 @ $59,582.84. Fund #101.4.33122 @ 79035.00: #101.5.212.42500 @ $29,035.00; #101.5.444.42900 @ $50,000.00. Fund #101.4.33900 @ $10.000.00: #101.5.512.42300 @ $10,000.00. Fund #101.4.33103 @ $6,000.00: #101.5.712.42201 @ $6,000.00. Fund #295.3.27415 @ $194,028.94: #201.5.311.42200 @ $14,047.16; #201.5.311.42500 @ $63,911.84 and #201.5.311.42631 @ $116,069.94. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
CONTINGENCY TRANSFERS: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Dennert to increase spending authority (no cash): Fund #101.5.XXX.422.99: 130 Judicial @ $2,867.97; 154 A&N @ $30,143.58; 221 Fire Chief Assn @ $13.15; 442 – Dev. Disabled @ $420.00; 445 – MI Board @ $12,990.50; 512 – DPM @ $2,824.17; 522 – Parks @ $14,031.49; 523 – Fairgrounds @ $28,227.26; 615 – W&P @ $2,994.53 and 711 – P&Z @ $7,565.73. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
ASSIGN BUDGET AUTHORITY: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to assign $100,000.00 to 111 – Commission for Legal Fees; $61,000.00 to 120 – Elections for Ballot on Demand and Poll Pads; $350,000 to 201-311 for Road Improvements at the Fairgrounds. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
Fair/Fairgrounds/Parks Manager, Rachel Kippley has asked the Commission to put $1,057,451.00 into the Fairgrounds Improvement Fund (FIF). Commissioner Wiese moved to assign $450,000.00 into the FIF but motion died due to lack of second. Moved by Commissioner Dinger to assign $436,347.94 into the FIF, seconded by Wiese. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to close out 239-Truancy Court and 766-Law Library. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
Auditor Heupel informed the Commission that the Department of Legislative Audits has set up a new fund for Opioid Funds: 294, so the balance will be transferred from the 101-General Fund to 294-Opioid Fund.
QUOTES FOR BALLOT ON DEMAND AND UPGRADED POLL PADS FOR ELECTIONS: Moved by Commissioner Dinger, seconded by Wiese to approve the quotes from KnowInk for five (5) Ballot on Demand set-ups at the cost of $47,120.00 and 28 updated Poll Pads at the cost of $33,355.84 for 3-year lease agreement. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
MINUTES: Moved by Commissioner Dennert, seconded by Wiese to approve the Canvass of Richmond Road & Drive District Minutes from December 9, 2025. All members voting aye. Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Dennert, seconded by Wiese to approve General Meeting Minutes for December 16, 2025. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
Moved by Commissioner Dennert, seconded by Gage to approve the Special Meeting Minutes for December 23, 2025. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
CLAIMS/PAYROLL: Moved by Commissioner Dinger, seconded by Wiese to approve the following Claims/Payroll:
Claims: Professional Fees: Avera St. Luke’s Hospital $274.72; Credit Collections Bureau $292.24; Dependable Sanitation, Inc $46,884.00; Faulkton Area Medical Center $10,546.87; Fox Law Firm, PLLC $204.00; Gellhaus & Gellhaus, P.C. $80.00; IMEG Corp $780.00; Lewis & Clark BHS $225.00; Lincoln County Auditor $2,196.84; Mark Katterhagen $24.00; Medical Waste Transport, Inc $189.30; Minnehaha County Auditor $692.67; Northeastern Mental Health Center $31,067.17; Sanford Health $216.00; SD Dept of Health $1,265.00; Thomson Reuters – West Payment Center $595.49; Valerie Larson $24.00; Yankton County Treasurer $302.50; Jury Duty Participants $1,411.20; US Bank $195.00. Publishing: McQuillen Creative Group, Inc $171.99; Midstates Group $570.00; YourMembership.com Inc $1,499.00; US Bank $330.54. Rentals: Amazon Capital Services, Inc $300.00. Repairs & Maintenance: Amazon Capital Services, Inc $66.63; Applied Concepts, Inc. $137.00; Dakota Fluid Power, Inc $1,624.92; Marathon Engineering Corporation $29,035.00; Meister Mowing LLC $1,354.05; Steven Lust Automotive $229.47; US Bank $952.27. Supplies: Amazon Capital Services, Inc $4,020.54; Avera LTC Pharmacy Aberdeen $2,549.67; Century Business Products $84.55; FedEx $32.81; Fox Law Firm, PLLC $3.57; Marco Technologies, LLC $106.98; Menards $624.93; Mike Janes $27.41; Nat’l 4-H Council – Supply Service $78.95; Rixstine Recognition $1,071.50; Runnings $6.99; Steven Lust Automotive $89.90; US Bank $18,503.32. Travel & Conference: Brad Borge $2,120.96; Carrie Weisenberger $51.24; Christal Burckhard $234.00; Dale Kurth $167.58; David North $157.08; Dennis Feickert $62.92; James Meyers $31.50; Landen Ellingson $24.50; Makendra Ochsner $14.00; Neil Bittner $14.00; Paul Johnson $138.18; Scott Kolb $14.00; Stan Beckler $9.10; Tracy Madsen $234.00; Troy Knecht $104.12; US Bank $1,310.44. Utilities: CenturyLink $496.08; Northwestern Energy $3,184.83; T-Mobile USA Inc $1,233.62; US Bank $3,299.27. Machinery & Equipment: US Bank $5,160.19.
Payroll: Commission $4,896.51; Elections $1,936.80; Auditor/Welfare $11,416.03; Treasurer $16,259.94; SA $37,099.72; Public Defender $9,778.21; Maintenance $12,805.51; Assessor $16,604.85; Register of Deeds $10,905.92; VSO $4,741.87; GIS $2,946.49; IT $9,855.68; HR $5,419.28; Sheriff $57,714.12; Jail $69,006.34; Coroner (Voucher) $750.00; Court Security $7,638.02; JDC $33,399.69; Museum $13,629.27; Parks/Fairgrounds $7,535.17; Fair Board $4,601.45; 4-H $834.80; Weed $1,429.67; Planning & Zoning $9,316.95; Highway $53,609.87; Dispatch $37,826.73; Emergency $5,498.56; 24/7 Sobriety $2,612.00; Landfill $15,825.56; Mileage Benefits $2,360.00; Meal Benefits $56.00; SDRS Pay-out $5,207.29; FICA $27,482.54; Medicare $6,427.41; HSA $4,885.02; Health Insurance-Wellmark BCBS $156,436.80; Dental Insurance-Delta $14,805.18; Life Insurance-Dearborn $2,827.66; Retirement-SDRS $125,765.16. Payroll PTO Cashouts: Elections $484.25; Treasurer $1,456.40; SA $2,829.00; Assessor $4,034.40; IT $7,823.77; Sheriff $4,990.40; Jail $9,598.58; JDC $2,785.20; Museum $3,833.85; Fair Board $2,416.00; Highway $6,210.80; Dispatch $1,982.40; 24/7 Sobriety $1,402.24; Landfill $3,229.60; FICA $3,290.74; Medicare $769.58. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
HR REPORT: Moved by Commissioner Gage, seconded by Wiese to approve the following Human Resource Report submitted by Allison Tunheim, Human Resources Director:
- Resignation of Kayleene Holzer as Brown County 911 Communications Officer, FT – effective January 8, 2026. Request to fill.
- Employment ending for Jacob Carrillo as Brown County JDC Detention Officer, FT – effective December 18, 2025. Request to fill.
- Hiring Presley Girdeen as Brown County Jail Detention Officer, FT; starting wage $22.59/hr. – effective December 30, 2025.
- Hiring Jason Hasty as Brown County Chief Deputy Public Defender, FT; starting wage $4,183.62/pay period – effective January 5, 2026.
- Approve personal miles driven for October 2025 at .70 per mile as follows: Joshua Matthews 240 miles at $168.00; Matt Heupel 110 miles at $77.00; John Florey 120 miles at $84.00; Mike Scott 80 miles at $56.00.
- Approve personal miles driven for November 2025 at .70 per mile as follows: Joshua Matthews 216 miles at $151.20; Matt Heupel 70 miles at $49.00; John Florey 102 miles at $71.40; Mike Scott 50 miles at $35.00.
- Approve personal miles driven for December 2025 at .70 per mile as follows: Joshua Matthews 168 miles at $117.60; Matt Heupel 60 miles at $42.00; John Florey 84 miles at $58.80.
All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
CLAIM ASSIGNMENTS: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to approve and authorize Auditor Heupel to sign the Claim Assignments against individuals to Credit Collections Bureau for the purpose of collecting liens. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
AUDITOR’S REPORT OF ACCOUNTS FOR NOVEMBER 2025: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Dennert to approve the Auditor’s Report of Accounts for November 2025: Total Cash and Check on Hand $7,700.00; Total Checking Account Balances $22,736,033.08; Total Savings Account Balances $1,130,447.42; Total Certificates of Deposit $11,302,725.57; Grand Total Cash & Balances: $35,176,906.07. General Fund Cash & Investment Balances by Funds: General Fund $19,042,612.99; Road & Bridge Fund $3,255,862.27; Road & Bridge Fund Restricted $231,883.27; 911 Service $737,949.80; Emergency & Disaster $22,204.41; Domestic Abuse $717.89; Federal/State Grant $32.11; SA Grants $121,503.80; Truancy Court $110.99; 24/7 Sobriety $87,341.65; ROD M&P $97,653.10; Rural Access Infrastructure $559,577.54; TIF Debt Service $535,601.63; Landfill + Cash Change $7,213,069.15; Landfill-Restricted $1,894,495.06; Trust and Agency Funds $3,502,668.74; Grand Total General Fund Cash & Investments $35,176,906.07. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
ZONING ORDINANCES – SET HEARING DATE/AUTHORIZE ADVERTISING: Moved by Commissioner Wiese, seconded by Gage to set hearing date and authorize publication for the first reading of the following ordinances to be held on January 20, 2026 in the Commission Chambers, Courthouse Annex, Brown County, South Dakota. Proposed Ordinance #318, applicant Marilyn Thum for the purpose of rezoning the following property from Agriculture Preservation District (AG-P) to Mini-Agriculture District (M-AG) to bring this parcel into compliance for its future use. Description of property: Proposed Lot 1, “Hitchcock First Addition” in the NW1/4 NE1/4 and the NE1/4 NW1/4 of Section 17-T121N-R60W of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota (40751 144th Street, Bates Twp.). Proposed Ordinance #319, applicant Larson Land Limited Partnership for the purpose of rezoning the following property from Agriculture Preservation District (AG-P) to Mini-Agriculture District (M-AG) to bring this parcel into compliance for its future use. Description of property: Proposed Lot 3, “Larson-Wockenfuss Addition” in the S1/2 of Section 29 and N1/2 of Section 32-T125N-R62W of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota (approx. 39518 123rd Street, Columbia Twp.). Proposed Ordinance #320, applicant Chad Pray for the purpose of rezoning the following property from Agriculture Preservation District (AG-P) to Mini-Agriculture District (M-AG) to bring this parcel into compliance for its future use. Description of property: Proposed Lot 1, “MB Bellikka Addition” in the SE1/4 of Section 30-T123N-R63W of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota (approx.12851 389th Avenue, Ordway Twp.). All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
LARSON-WOCKENFUSS ADDITION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-59
Commissioner Gage brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the County Commission of Brown County, South Dakota, that the plat showing: LARSON-WOCKENFUSS ADDITION in the S ½ of Section 29 and N ½ of Section 32 Township 125 North, Range 62 West of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Dennert. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
MB BELLIKKA ADDITION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-60
Commissioner Dinger brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the County Commission of Brown County, South Dakota that the plat showing: MB BELLIKKA ADDITION in the SE ¼ of Section 30, Township 124 North, Range 63 West of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Wiese. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
SCHILE SECOND SUBDIVISION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-61
Commissioner Dennert brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the County Commission of Brown County, South Dakota that the plat showing: SCHILE SECOND SUBDIVISION in the SE ¼ of Section 19, Township 125 North, Range 65 West of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Wiese. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
WEST HANSON-MUD CREEK ADDITION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-62
Commissioner Gage brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the County Commission of Brown County, South Dakota that the plat showing: CORRECTIVE PLAT OF WEST HANSON-MUD CREEK ADDITION in the SW ¼ of Section 11, Township 122 North, Range 61 West of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Wiese. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
D. MUNGER ESTATE ADDITION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-63
Commissioner Dinger brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the County Commission of Brown County, South Dakota that the plat showing: D. MUNGER ESTATE ADDITION in the N ½ and E ½ SW ¼ of Section 5, Township 121 North, Range 63 West of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL of 1967, Chapter 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Dennert. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
HITCHCOCK FIRST ADDITION PLAT:
RESOLUTION #2025-64
Commissioner Gage brought the following Resolution “Be it resolved by the Board of County Commissioners of Brown County, South Dakota that the plat showing: HITCHCOCK FIRST ADDITION in the NW ¼ NE ¼ and the NE ¼ NW ¼ of Section 17-T121N-R60W of the 5th P.M., Brown County, South Dakota having been examined is hereby approved in accordance with the provisions of SDCL 11-3, and any amendments thereof.” Seconded by Wiese. All members present voting aye. Resolution adopted.
OTHER BUSINESS: None
EXECUTIVE SESSION: None
ADJOURNMENT: Moved by Commissioner Dinger, seconded by Wiese to adjourn the Brown County Commission at 10:28a.m. All members present voting aye. Motion carried.
Lynn Heupel, Brown County Auditor
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