Commission approves consent agenda, denies one tax-fee waiver; passes park-naming policy and prosecutor invoices

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At a regular meeting of the Clay County Commission the body approved its consent agenda, denied a taxpayer request to waive late-tax penalties, approved nine prosecutor invoices, and adopted a policy for naming county parks and facilities. A regional multi-hazard mitigation plan was discussed and will return for a vote next week.

The Clay County Commission voted on several routine and substantive items at its March meeting, approving a multi-item consent agenda, denying a request to waive penalties on a late tax payment, accepting prosecutor invoices, and adopting a parks-naming policy.

The commission approved the consent agenda, which included 391 invoices totaling $595,256.90 and several board reappointments and contract renewals, by a 5-0 vote. Commissioner Johnson moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion passed unanimously. Specific consent resolutions listed in the meeting packet included Resolution 2025-75 (invoice payments), Resolution 2025-77 (renewal of the Jesse James Bank Museum lease with Old Farm Holdings LLC for the parks department), Resolution 2025-79 (renewal of property and casualty insurance with Travelers Insurance and Chubb), Resolution 2025-74 (reappointment of three members to the Clay County Economic Development Council board), Resolution 2025-81 (reappointment to the Airport Advisory Board), and Resolution 2025-80 (reappointment of three members to the Planning and Zoning Commission). The consent agenda passed by voice vote and a roll call recorded as 5-0.

On Resolution 2025-41, a request by Thomas and Julia…

Commission approves consent agenda, denies one tax-fee waiver; passes park-naming policy and prosecutor invoices

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