by Matt Marquardt –
MASON CITY – The Cerro Gordo County Supervisors met Tuesday morning for their regular weekly meeting.
A general road report was given by County Engineer Mary Kelly.
Kelly asked the board to approve speed limit changes, one change would affect a short stretch (440 feet) of road on 250th Street west of Ventura and another change (1525 feet) on S-18 just north of Clear Lake. The change is to 45 mph from 55 mph on 250th Street. The change is to 45 mph from 35 mph on S-18. The board approved the changes.
County Auditor Ken Kline spoke about the successful Precinct Atlas software. Precinct Atlas was developed by programmers employed by Cerro Gordo county and has now won awards and been mentioned in media publications (see video). He said that 57 counties are now using the software for elections in one way or another, with 51 counties fully implementing. Kline said that on Wednesday Polk County, the largest in Iowa, will launch their absentee voting and will be implementing Precinct Atlas. Kline will travel there for that announcement.
A liquor license was renewed for PM Park in Clear Lake.
Watch entire meeting:
httpv://youtu.be/5jZ_leRDsns
