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Floyd County Board of Supervisors Meeting
March 3, 2026, 9:00 a.m.
The Floyd County Board of Supervisors met in the Floyd County Courthouse Board Room. Supervisors
Gloria Carr, Boyd Campbell, and Frank Rottinghaus were in attendance.
Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the agenda. Motion carried 3-0.
Public comment: None.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve the February 25, 2026 minutes. Motion carried 3-0.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve the claims: County #1795-1889 & Engineer #10486-10509.
Motion carried 3-0.
Alliant Elect 426.42 2
Amazon Supplies 466.90 2
AT&T Phone 53.78 1
N Bothwell Reimb 243.82 1
CG Co Serv Fee 61.95 1
Nora Springs Util 66.99 1
D & L Reprs 1393.07 1
EOJohnson Service 143.02 1
First Responder Supply 743.57 1
FCSO Services 212.00 1
L Fulton Transcpt 5.50 1
R Graham Reimb 9.37 1
INOVALON Software 585.17 1
IA DNR Permits 25.00 1
IA DOT Paving 14596.48 1
ISACA Dues 20.00 1
JDF Supplies 1353.29 3
L&J Ind Serv 77.50 1
Lawson Prod. Supplies 328.50 1
LEAF Services 172.01 1
Linn County Serv 521.29 1
Marco Maint 332.50 1
Mason City Rentals Rental 1384.75 1
Mediacom Serv Fee 227.41 1
Menards Supplies 620.51 1
Keystone Tests 58.50 1
MidTech Equip 377.42 1
Mid Am Util 280.16 1
Next Gen Update 590.80 1
Omnitel Phone 2200.00 1
Pollard Exterm 109.20 1
Quality Auto Service 107.11 1
J Rausch Reimb 386.52 1
J Ruzicka Reimb 535.23 1
D Schmidt Reimb 3.68 1
SEAT Supplies 150.00 1
Shield Software 200.00 1
SnoDepot Parts 1850.00 1
B Solomon Reimb 3.50 1
Unique Country Services 32.95 1
Wedeking Electric Serv 708.24 1
Young Plumbing Serv 647.50 1
Updates regarding various boards, commissions, and activities since the last meeting: Carr participated in
the Conservation Director interviews and attended both an ADC meeting and an employee handbook meeting.
The Board, along with interested parties Wayne Kohler, Myrna and Rand Pitkin, Curt Marth, Scott Gabel,
Dick Lacour, John Merfeld, and Mark Forsyth, discussed the maintenance work needed in Drainage District 18 and
the uncertainty regarding where the district’s responsibility ends and Forsyth’s responsibility begins. The consensus
reached was that the district will complete all work west of Forsyth’s tile outlets near the bend, while Forsyth will be
responsible for the remaining portion. Later this morning, the landowners and Campbell will meet to mark the exact
point where the district’s responsibility ends. Campbell and Forsyth will also coordinate with contractors to obtain
bids and clearly define project expectations.
Frank Salvatore of TBB Spraying presented his company’s tree and weed control services, noting his team
of up to four full‑time sprayers and the use of drones for drainage district inspections. He provided the Board with a
rate sheet for consideration.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve the Supplemental Agreement for Final Design Services for bridge
projects HDP-C034(114)--6B-34 and HDP-C034(117)--6B-34. Motion carried 3-0.

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Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve the wage agreement between the Secondary Roads Department
and the Teamsters Local Union for July 1, 2026–June 30, 2027, which includes a 2.9% wage increase, and to
authorize the Chair to sign. Motion carried 3‑0.
Tim Fox, Charles City Area Development Corporation, provided the Board with a fact sheet on tech parks
that he prepared. Campbell/Rottinghaus moved to approve Res #07-26* A Resolution Establishing a Moratorium on
Data Centers: The Board approved instituting a one-year moratorium on accepting Conditional Use Permit or
Zoning Permit applications for data centers, including cryptocurrency mining operations, to allow time for expert
consultation and revisions to the County’s zoning ordinance. During this period, the Board will work with the
Zoning Administrator, Zoning Commission, and planning consultants to develop appropriate regulatory updates.
The moratorium will remain in effect until March 2, 2027, unless extended by the Board. Roll call vote – Ayes:
Carr, Rottinghaus, Campbell; motion carried 3-0.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to approve Ahlers & Cooney invoices of $226.98 for Judicial Review of IUC
Permit. Motion carried 3-0.
Future agenda items: IGHCP presentation, ADC agreement for the wage‑enhancement program, zoning fee
schedule, and the right‑of‑way ordinance.
The Board conducted FY27 budget reviews including wage increases, fund balances, and levy rate options.
Rottinghaus/Campbell moved to adjourn at 10:55 a.m. Motion carried 3-0.
*This is a summary of the resolution; full text of resolutions may be inspected during normal business
hours in the Floyd County Auditor’s office and at www.floydcoia.org.
ATTEST: _________________________________ _____________________________________
Morrigan Montagne Gloria A. Carr, Chair
Floyd County Auditor Floyd County Board of Supervisors