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Cheyenne County commissioners approve abatements, rebates and schedule change; call 10-minute executive session
Summary
At a regular meeting, the Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners approved minutes and warrants, approved abatements numbered 003–014, signed NRP rebates for Bird City, approved a referral letter, voted to move a March meeting date (recorded in the transcript as '20 eighth'), and entered a 10-minute executive session for non-elected personnel.
Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners voted through routine business and approved several motions during a regular meeting.
The board approved the minutes and warrants by voice vote after a motion and second; the transcript records the motion, a second and a unanimous voice “aye.”
The board approved tax abatements numbered 003 through 014. The clerk moved and the board seconded the motion to approve abatement items “003 to 014,” and commissioners voted by voice “aye” with no opposition called on the record.
Commissioners also approved NRP (neighborhood revitalization program) rebates for Bird City. County staff said they had prepared Bird City NRP rebates and explained one small issue with a St. Francis rebate entry that staff were still resolving. The board moved and seconded approval of the Bird City NRP rebates; the motion passed on a voice vote.
The board approved a referral/support letter for an item identified in the transcript as “DSNWK” (spelled variably in the record). A motion to prepare a referral/letter of support was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote; the clerk said she would have the letter ready at the next meeting and noted an April 28 deadline referenced in the discussion.
To accommodate the county clerk’s training attendance (an Institute for Clerks session scheduled March 31–April 4), commissioners voted to move the March 31 meeting date. The motion in the transcript is recorded as “move the March 31 meeting to the 20 eighth”; the board moved, seconded and approved that change by unanimous voice vote.
Finally, the board moved into a 10-minute executive session “for non-elected personnel” to discuss department job performance; the motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Ending: Commissioners moved from routine administrative items into an executive session on personnel after completing the listed approvals.
