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Votes at a glance: April 8 Harvey County Commission — minutes, warrants, executive session and consent on airport sale
Summary
The Harvey County Board of Commissioners approved minutes from March 4, accepted warrant checks totaling $454,865.26, recessed into and extended an executive session, and recorded consent for sale and lease transfer of an airport building.
Harvey County commissioners took several formal actions during their April 8 meeting. Motion makers and roll-call tallies were not all recorded; outcomes are summarized below as stated in the public meeting.
Approve minutes — March 4, 2025 The commission moved and seconded a motion to approve the minutes of the March 4 meeting “as presented.” The chair called for the voice vote; commissioners responded “Aye” and the motion passed.
Accept warrant checks — April 4, 2025 ($454,865.26) A motion and second were made to accept and pay the warrant checks dated April 4, 2025, totaling $454,865.26. The commission voted by voice; the chair called the motion passed.
Recess into executive session — non-elected personnel The commission recessed into executive session for discussion of non-elected personnel matters under the Kansas statute exception; the chair announced the public meeting would resume at 11:00 a.m. A subsequent motion extended the executive session by five minutes (to 11:08), and commissioners again approved the extension by voice vote.
Consent to sale and transfer of airport building/ground lease The commission approved the sale of an airport building and consented to assignment/transfer of the ground lease to Deep Blue Diamond (buyer described in meeting materials as associated with ISP Technologies). County staff said city approval remained a contingency to finalize the transaction; the county’s consent was recorded by voice vote during the meeting.
The meeting minutes will record the motions and the clerk’s office will retain signed documentation for the warrant checks and lease-transfer consent.
