Marion County Commissioners on Wednesday will consider new appointments to the county’s parks commission and fair board, and a purchase of cleaning supplies.
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To participate
The commissioners meet at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 17, in the Senator Hearing Room at 555 Court St. N.E. Anyone can attend or sign up to give public comment in-person at the meeting. The meeting is streamed live on YouTube.
Board appointments
Commissioners will vote on appointing Tabitha Henricksen as a citizen-at-large to the Marion County Parks Commission, with a term ending Dec. 31, 2027.
They will also vote on appointing Dana Castano, Greg Martin and Brandi Crandall to the Marion County Fair Board. Castano’s term would end Dec. 31, 2024; Martin’s on Dec. 31, 2025 and Crandall’s on Dec. 31, 2026.
Purchase and lease
Commissioners will vote on a purchase order with Waxie Sanitary Supply to provide janitorial supplies, paper products and custodial equipment through June 30, 2024 for $150,000.
Commissioners will also vote on renewing a lease with McKay Farms for use of 42 acres adjacent to North Marion County Disposal Facility in Woodburn. The renewed lease would run through Dec. 31, 2028 and cost the county $65,520 for five years.
Tax refunds
Commissioners will consider approving property tax refunds for the following accounts due to receiving duplicate payments:
- Advantage Self Storage, account 511716, in the amount of $23,817.74;
- Advantage Self Storage, LLC, account 511718, in the amount of $26,397.39;
- Corvallis Seniors, LLC, account 591420, in the amount of $44,249.10;
- Hacienda West, LLC, account 572743, in the amount of $40,877.65;
- Southbrook MHC, LLC, account 532680, in the amount of $20,460.23;
- Weaver, Phillip K., account 322450, in the amount of $36,272.33;
- Weaver, Phillip K., account 569318, in the amount of $30,622.41; and
- Starlite MHC, LLC, account 522148, in the amount of $92,084.13.
Contact reporter Rachel Alexander: [email protected] or 503-575-1241.
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Rachel Alexander is Salem Reporter’s managing editor. She joined Salem Reporter when it was founded in 2018 and covers city news, education, nonprofits and a little bit of everything else. She’s been a journalist in Oregon and Washington for a decade. Outside of work, she’s a skater and board member with Salem’s Cherry City Roller Derby and can often be found with her nose buried in a book.
