Public Hearing, CCDD#6 Sept 12, 2022

In attendance: Dennis, Brandon, Bill, Eric, JoLynne, Robert Barlow and Mark Blair

Nobody else from the public came. The hearing closed at 8 pm.

The board will meet again to discuss a proposed budget, adopt the resolution for the annexation boundaries and plan drain maintenance for the fall. We’ll meet on Oct. 17 at 7 pm.

The board will also work on its self-evaluation.

Dennis will send JoLynne a link for the form, JoLynne will print out 5 copies and Bill will distribute it.

Brandon moved we adjourn. Bill seconded. Motion passed unanimously.

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CCDD#6 Privacy Policy: This is a free Google site. Google "keeps" your data, but we don't use it for any purpose. The Cache County Drainage District #6 is one of four special local government entities that exist to help ensure good drainage within their boundaries, which all fall within the city of Lewiston. Its board of trustees membership is made up of appointees approved by the Cache County Council. Board members include: Brandon Allen, President Hunter Siggard, Vice President Dennis Jackson, Clerk JoLynne Lyon, Secretary/Treasurer Eric Summers, Board Member Plat of district boundaries.

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