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Board adopts five resolutions and approves executive session on contract and real estate negotiations

3000820 · April 9, 2025
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Summary

The Delaware County Board of Supervisors approved Resolutions 70–74 (budget amendments, fund acceptances and a change order) and authorized an executive session on contracts and real estate. All measures were carried by roll call or voice vote as recorded.

The Delaware County Board of Supervisors approved five resolutions and authorized an executive session at a meeting that followed Communications and standing committee reports.

Resolution 70 was presented as “Accepting additional funds for the collection's freight house stabilization and reuse plan planning department.” A board member moved the resolution to the floor and it was seconded; a subsequent roll call recorded affirmative votes and the resolution was carried.

Resolution 71 concerned tax disbursement and the Department of Economic Development; the board moved and seconded the measure, the roll call recorded affirmative votes and the resolution was carried. Resolution 72 was described as a “2025 budget amendment transfer of funds, Department of Economic Development” and was adopted after roll-call affirmation. Resolution 73 addressed a “2025 budget amendment transfer of funds, promotion of tourism, Department of Economic Development” and also passed by roll call. Resolution 74 was presented as “Change order number 1 of proposal number 26 of 02/2024, Department of Public Arts”; that item was decided by voice vote and carried after the chair called for “aye.”

After resolutions, a supervisor moved that the board go into executive session to discuss contract and real estate negotiations. The motion was seconded, a vote was taken, and the board carried the motion to go into executive session; meeting minutes note the executive session will precede a decision to be announced afterward.

The meeting record shows roll-call and voice votes recorded as affirmative for the listed items; the transcript does not include any recorded no votes or formal abstentions for these measures.

Votes at a glance: - Resolution 70 — “Accepting additional funds for the collection's freight house stabilization and reuse plan planning department.” Outcome: adopted (roll call recorded as affirmative). - Resolution 71 — Tax disbursement for the Department of Economic Development (transcript phrasing). Outcome: adopted (roll call recorded as affirmative). - Resolution 72 — “2025 budget amendment transfer of funds, Department of Economic Development.” Outcome: adopted (roll call recorded as affirmative). - Resolution 73 — “2025 budget amendment transfer of funds, promotion of tourism, Department of Economic Development.” Outcome: adopted (roll call recorded as affirmative). - Resolution 74 — “Change order number 1 of proposal number 26 of 02/2024, Department of Public Arts.” Outcome: adopted (voice vote: aye; carried).

No dollar amounts or line-item details for the budget amendments and disbursements were specified verbally in the transcript excerpts provided. The board indicated the executive session’s discussions will be followed by a decision announced after that session.