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Board approves consent calendar, multiple departmental items in unanimous votes
Summary
At its Feb. 18 meeting the Merced County Board of Supervisors approved the consent calendar and a series of departmental items, including a naming resolution for the fair livestock pavilion and several routine county contracts and appointments; all recorded motions in the excerpt passed unanimously.
The Merced County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 18 approved the consent calendar and multiple departmental items with recorded unanimous motions.
The board approved consent agenda items 1 through 6; Supervisor Silvera moved the consent action, Supervisor Pacheco seconded, and the clerk recorded the motion as passing unanimously. The board then approved routine Public Works items 7 through 9 (including a four-fifths requirement noted for item 7), child support item 10, sheriff items 11 and 12, auditor-controller items 13 and 14, and Treasury-Tax Collector item 15. Each of those items was opened for public comment (no substantive public comments were recorded in the excerpt) and approved by motion and unanimous voice or roll-call vote as noted in the meeting transcript.
During Public Works discussion Supervisor Silvera highlighted item 8, a resolution to name the livestock pavilion at the spring fair the Morning Star Packing Company Livestock Pavilion, acknowledging a donation and community support from Morning Star Packing Company. Supervisor Silvera moved the motion on Public Works items; Supervisor McDaniel seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
The board also considered board appointments (item 17) and approved them by motion of Supervisor McDaniel, seconded by Supervisor Pereira; the vote was recorded as unanimous.
No dissenting votes or abstentions were recorded in the provided excerpt for these items. The transcript does not list individual roll-call votes for each member for every item in the excerpt and records the outcomes as unanimous.
