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Votes at a glance: Commission approves hazardous-duty supplement resolution, road names, budget amendments and other items

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Summary

The commission approved a set of resolutions, ordinances, budget amendments and administrative items including a hazardous-duty supplement for law enforcement, new road names, zoning ordinances, budget amendments and notary appointments.

At its meeting the County Commission recorded the following formal actions and outcomes:

- Resolution 2025-04822 (TCRS hazardous-duty supplement for law enforcement): Passed by an electronic/roll-call vote recorded as 20 yes, 0 no.

- Resolution 2025-05823 (ECD road names: Drake, Mallard and Wyatt): Passed 20 yes, 0 no.

- Ordinance 3-17-2025-04 (impact fees and rezoning near McMurray/Charlesville County High School): Passed on recorded electronic vote, 18 yes, 2 no; commissioners voted to take the third reading the same night and recorded approval.

- Ordinance 3-18-2025-05 (rezoning to C-2 frontage and R-3 rear at McMurray): Passed by recorded electronic vote, 16 yes, 4 no.

- Ordinance 3-19-2025-06 (residential door-to-door trash fees): Passed first reading by electronic vote, 19 yes, 1 no; further readings required for final adoption.

- Budget amendments: Approved together by electronic vote, recorded as 20 yes, 0 no. Two items (a fund-balance draw for trustee software and a clerk-office equipment draw from reserves) were separated for clarity during discussion but ultimately approved.

- Notary applications (Mike Potts; Michelle Key; Carol Carmen): Approved by voice vote.

- Authorization to pursue legal action against Matthew Lynn DBA Lynn Farms Construction related to roadway damage on Beasley Bend Road: Commission approved authorization for the county attorney to proceed (voice vote). The attorney said multiple complaints had been received and that state agencies were also being consulted.

Votes that were taken electronically were recorded in the meeting software; the chair and clerk announced tallies during the session. Several items had prior committee discussion and were presented for action at the full meeting.

For each listed item the meeting transcript records the motion, second (when specified), and the recorded or announced tally. Where the transcript did not show a named mover, the article records the vote tally as stated in the meeting record.