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Lawton-Bronson Community School August 2020 Board Bills OPERATING FUND AMERICAN FIRE EQUIPMENT INC. – EVC  baseball infield hose    193.50 AUTISM PRODUCTS  LIGHT FILTERS    140.66 BARBARA’S FLORALS & GIFTS  PLANT FOR  LOSS OF STUDENT    50.00 BURKE ENGR SALES CO.  clips    107.00 CENTRAL VALLEY AG  DIESEL    765.88 CERTIFIED TESTING SERVICES, INC.  SOIL TESTING    90.00 CITY OF BRONSON …

Public Hearing Notice LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING The Correctionville Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing regarding a request from Linda Johnson for a VARIANCE on a building permit for a storage container to be closer to the lot line than allowable according to our current zoning regulations. This property is located at…

Notice of Forfeiture of Real Estate Contract TO: Everett J. Wilcox, or successors in interest You and each of you are hereby notified: 1. The written contract dated December 4, 1975, and executed by Francis B. Meyer and Carolyn F. Meyer as Vendors, and Everett J. Wilcox as vendees, recorded on May 21, 1976, in…

Plymouth County Board of Supervisors May 12, 2020 Le Mars, Iowa The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors met in the Annex Basement on May 12, 2020 at 9:30 a.m.  All members were present.  All votes following are aye unless otherwise indicated.  Board Chairman Don Kass called the meeting to order and the Pledge of Allegiance…

Woodbury Central Community School Regular Board Meeting March 9, 2020 The Woodbury Central School Board met in regular session on March 9, 2020 with President Frafjord calling the meeting to order at 7:30 p.m. Visitors:  Deron Fredrickson, Faith Lambert, Cherie Dandurand, Denise Heiman, Bonnie Clark. Members Present:  Frafjord, Nelson, Koele, Thomsen, Reblitz, Lloyd, Steffen.  Absent: …

Week nine of the session is over, which means we are right at 60 days completed with 40 to go. This was another busy week as we are passing around 15 bills per day. Next Friday will be the last funnel, so I hope floor debate will slow and we can focus on the budget.…

At this writing, week eight of the session is drawing to a close, and when it does end we will have passed around 60 bills. Most of the bills passed were non-controversial, so there was not much debate or discussion. Some of these bills can be completely disposed of in three or four minutes since…

This was the first week after the funnel, so the House of Representatives debated and passed around 35 bills. Most of these were non-controversial and received unanimous support. A couple of bills carried a little more controversy and passed pretty much along party lines. All of this legislation is headed for the Senate, and they…

The first funnel week is behind us, and it has been a very busy week. House bills needed to pass from a House committee by the end of the week in order to remain eligible for debate on the floor. Anything that failed to clear a committee is most likely dead for the session. Exceptions…