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Votes at a glance: Oconee County Conservation Bank Board actions, April 8

2983104 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

On April 8 the board approved meeting schedule/time, minutes, the treasurer’s report and the bank account transfer. No funding decision was made on the Keyes farm application.

Summary of formal actions taken during the Oconee County Conservation Bank Board meeting on April 8:

- Meeting time change: The board approved changing regularly scheduled meeting time to 3:00 p.m. (motion to set meeting time to 3:00 p.m.; mover and second recorded on the transcript as unnamed board members). The motion carried by voice vote.

- Minutes: The board approved the minutes of the March 18 meeting after a correction to a sentence noting a board member’s position on certain easements (correction supplied by the secretary); the motion to approve the minutes carried by voice vote.

- Treasurer’s report: The treasurer presented account balances (Dogwood State Bank balance reported at $150 after a $10 service charge; local government investment pool balance reported as $363,717.25 after interest). The board approved the treasurer’s report (motion to approve made on the record; carried by voice vote).

- Bank account transfer: The board approved a motion to move the Conservation Bank account from Dogwood State Bank to Oconee Federal; the treasurer will complete transfer paperwork and the board authorized the chair and treasurer as signers.

- Keyes family farm application: No formal funding motion was made on the Keyes family farm easement application; the board scheduled a site visit, will score the application at its May meeting, and may consider a funding recommendation afterward.

Votes and procedure notes: Most votes were recorded as voice votes; no roll‑call tallies with member names were recorded in the transcript. When motion makers or seconders were not named on the record, the article reports outcomes as recorded by the board.