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Livingston County Board approves agenda changes, appointments and finance transfers; moves into executive session on pending litigation
Summary
At its March 13 meeting the Livingston County Board approved an amended agenda, accepted minutes and reports, appointed two regional representatives, approved bills and a finance budget transfer, and voted to enter executive session on pending litigation under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11).
The Livingston County Board took several procedural and formal actions at its March 13 meeting.
The board amended and approved the meeting agenda after a motion to strike Agenda item 2A and two appointment items from the consent agenda. The motion was moved by a board member and seconded; the board approved the amendment by voice vote.
The board approved minutes from a prior meeting and accepted committee reports. The board approved the Mental Health Board's annual report by motion of Jack Vietti, seconded by Jim Blackard (voice vote).
Appointments: The board appointed Mike Kirkton and Monty Andrews to regional committees'one to regional planning and one to rural transportation. The appointment motion passed on a roll-call vote; the transcript records affirmative votes from the following board members during that roll call: K. Maker; Aaron Fair; Fannin; Lovell; Rodriguez; Beatty; Haigh; Monson; Mays; Barrickman; Ambrose; Blackard; Myers; Welch; Carly Weller; Ritter.
Finance: The Finance Committee presented and the board approved a budget transfer for fiscal year 2025 to address maintenance issues. The transfer was approved after a motion from the Finance Committee and a roll-call vote; the transcript records affirmative votes by multiple board members (roll-call recorded in the meeting record).
Bills: A motion by Mr. Hague to approve the bills was seconded and approved; the transcript records the motion and a second and indicates the items were included in the consent agenda and approved.
Executive session: The board voted to go into executive session to discuss pending litigation under 5 ILCS 120/2(c)(11). A board member moved to enter executive session; Gina (Maker) seconded. The motion passed on a roll-call vote; the transcript records affirmative roll-call responses and the board cleared the room to begin executive session.
The transcript does not record detailed roll-call tallies for every motion beyond the affirmative responses recorded in the appointment and executive-session roll calls. No ordinances or resolutions requiring additional readings were adopted at the March 13 meeting in the portions of the transcript provided.
