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Board approves multiple appropriations and fund transfers during consent agenda
Summary
The Bar County Board of Commissioners approved a series of appropriations and fund transfers Wednesday, including items for CAUV inspection, an employer retirement payout, juvenile housing, purchase-work fund allocations, airport and fairgrounds funds, and second-half real estate rollback payments.
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The Bar County Board of Commissioners approved a series of appropriations and fund transfers Wednesday during the meeting’s consent items, including money for CAUV inspections, an employer retirement payout, juvenile housing arrears, purchase-work fund allocations, and transfers to the airport and fairgrounds funds.
Commissioners approved an appropriation of unappropriated certified monies for the general fund for soil and water CAUV inspection and several transfers among county funds. The board also approved an appropriation for the employer retirement payout (noted as “Carrie’s retirement payout”) and a transfer to juvenile housing to cover an older bill. Additional fund transfers approved included amounts to purchase-work fund 2414 CSEA and transfers to the general fund airport and the general fund fairgrounds. On a separate consent item the board approved an appropriation of certified monies for the second-half real estate rollback requested by the office and approved a paving-project quote for Cook Park Enterprise and associated Alverna properties.
Each appropriation or transfer was moved and approved by roll-call vote. The roll calls recorded Commissioner Mason, Commissioner Abraham and Commissioner Siegfried voting yes on the listed items. For several items the record shows only the motion and affirmative roll-call votes; no dollar amounts or funding sources were stated on the record.
The board also approved payment of an invoice for x-ray registration related to the courthouse (described in the record as an x-ray registration invoice from the state) and completed the routine consent approvals without recorded dissent or amendment.
These actions were presented as routine consent items; no extended debate or public comment on these specific appropriations and transfers was recorded during the meeting.
