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The grants will fund 10 projects involving meals, housing navigation, home repairs, rental assistance, transportation and services for older adults across Douglas County.
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The grants are intended to support meals, housing navigation, home repairs, rental assistance, transportation-related services and other programs for Douglas County residents age 60 and older.
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Douglas County commissioners approved a contract with HEI Civil to replace the Daken Road bridge over West Plum Creek while keeping the existing crossing open during construction.
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The 18-month study will examine flood risks beyond current federal maps and help guide future stormwater investments.
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The action could allow Crooked Pine Farms’ 142 acres to be divided into four or more parcels of at least 35 acres, but it does not approve a subdivision or construction.
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The draft zoning changes would apply to certain new and redevelopment projects while preserving turf used for qualifying civic, community and recreational purposes.
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The board voted 7-0 to refer a proposed mill levy override to voters, but final certified ballot wording was not available in the records reviewed.
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A new 151-foot bridge north of the current West Plum Creek crossing is scheduled to be built over 400 days under a $4.56 million county contract.
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The basin authority identified multiple nutrient sources and continued projects to reduce phosphorus loading, including stormwater and stream work.
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A conditional ballot question approved Aug. 31 would preserve countywide elections for every commissioner if the board expands from three members to five.
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The Kiddie Academy proposal remains active ahead of scheduled Sept. 14 and Sept. 22 hearings, with traffic, health and licensing reviews still pending.
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The county’s project record lists CORE Electric Cooperative’s Trinity Substation and peaking-facility application as denied, while Planning Commission minutes place Commissioner Ed Kubly in both the yes and no columns on two motions.
