The Board’s of Supervisors in Adair, Cass, Montgomery and Shelby Counties will hold their separate, regular weekly meetings, Tuesday morning.

The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors get things rolling at 8:30-a.m., with a Canvass of the General Election votes. During their regular meeting, the Board will act on several matters, including:

• Setting the date for a public hearing for a Petition for Rezoning filed for a property at 2663 U Avenue, in Villisca, otherwise known as Lots 15 & 16 in south Villisca, and to change the zoning designation from Residential to Commercial.
• Setting the date for an upgrade of 222nd Street from a “Level B”- to a “Level A”- grade road.
• and, action on ISAC Soil Compaction, as necessary.

The Adair County Board meets at 9-a.m. at the courthouse in Greenfield. On their agenda, is: a Canvass of the 2022 General Election, and a report on the FY21 & FY22 Adair County Memorial Hospital Audits. Jeff Labarge with the Lions Club/Greenfield Main Street organizations, with regard to Holiday Decorations and a Courtyard Use Permit. Veteran’s Affairs Commissioner John Schildberg will discuss VA matters with the Board, and Adair County Engineer Nick Kauffman will present an Engineering Agreement pertaining to the SW Townline Road Improvements. Kauffman will also discuss adding the N33 Orient bridge replacement project to the current budget, and a repair proposal for the W31 Harrison bridge.

In Cass County, the Supervisor’s meeting begins at 9-a.m. at the courthouse in Atlantic. On their agenda is a canvass of the 2022 General Election results, and reports from Cass/Guthrie County Environmental Health Director Jotham Arber, as well as Cass County Engineer Trent Wolken. The Cass County Supervisors will act on passing a Resolution amending the County Five-year (Bridge/road) Construction Program, and on a approving a request to extend the Crooked Creek 5C pipe-replacement project contract’s specified completion date of Nov. 15, between Jorgensen Dirtworks LLC and the County.

And, the Shelby County Board of Supervisors will meet 9-a.m. Tuesday, at the courthouse in Harlan. On their agenda is:

• A report from the Wellness Coordinator on the Wellness participation program.
• Action on a Utility Permit: 2022-11-12 NIPCO.
• Safety Coordinator Jake Holloway will discuss and the Board is expected to take action on a County Employee seat belt policy and return to work policy.
• Shelby County EMA Coordinator Alex Londo, who will discuss a report on radios.
• Action on a 28-E agreement with the Iowa DOT.
• Action on a matter pertaining to West Central Development.
• and approval of a Resolution in support of a County-wide EMS system.
• The final order of business in the Shelby County Supervisor’s meeting, is a Canvass of the Nov. 8th, General Election.