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County attorney: home renovation grant numbers adjusted; commission signs grant application
Summary
County attorney said figures in a home renovation grant were adjusted to match a reduced number of properties served; commissioners authorized signature on the grant application.
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County Attorney Marvin reported that the home renovation program's grant documentation had been adjusted to reflect a reduced number of properties served, and the commission authorized staff to sign the grant application. Marvin said he saw the revised signature page and that the numbers had been adjusted to be consistent with the reduced property count. "I think I see the signature. Okay. This one's acknowledging that they have, adjusted the numbers now consistent with the reduced number of properties served in the, home renovation program?" he said. The commission then moved, seconded and approved signing the grant application. The meeting record does not specify the grant amount, the funding source breakdown, or the exact number of properties affected; those details were described only as "adjusted" in the meeting. A commissioner asked whether another signature was required; staff handled routing and execution by motion. The motion recorded in the meeting authorized signing the grant application; no roll-call vote or explicit vote tally was recorded in the transcript beyond a standard "All in favor?" approval.

