The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners will consider two proposed conservation easements, motor grader pricing and a potential equipment purchase during its meeting Monday.
During the 9:30 a.m. planning portion, commissioners will consider recommendations involving two conservation easements.
The first proposal involves approximately 23.45 acres owned by the Kirk L. Slack Irrevocable Trust. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service is proposing to acquire the easement to protect and restore wetlands and other natural resources.
The second proposal involves approximately 820 acres owned by Todd and Laura McWha. The Nebraska Land Trust is proposing an easement intended to protect wildlife habitat and the ecological value of the Loess Canyons landscape.
Commissioners are also scheduled to discuss pricing and a potential purchase of a motor grader for the Lincoln County Department of Roads.
The meeting will begin with a public comment period and will be available to watch through the Lincoln County Commissioners’ YouTube channel.