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Adams County commissioners approve minutes, payroll and several claims; permits and health-plan admin fee signed
Summary
The commission approved minutes from the prior meeting, routine payroll and accounts-payable claims, an annual administrative fee amendment with Allied and two permits for Craigville Telephone to install fiber; motions carried with no roll-call tallies given in the record.
Adams County commissioners approved the previous meeting's minutes and a slate of routine payments and administrative items during their public meeting.
The actions included approval of an Allied health insurance claims package, a payroll accounts-payable batch that the clerk said was larger because January included three pay periods, and a separate accounts-payable batch covering department invoices. Commissioners also approved the county's annual administrative-fee amendment with Allied and granted two permits to Craigville Telephone to install fiber-optic cable on county roads.
The commission's clerk read the totals as delivered in the meeting packet. The payroll amount was read aloud as "$519,004.83" (as reported in the meeting transcript); the accounts-payable total for departmental invoices was read aloud but the spoken figure in the record was not clearly formatted and is reported here as presented in the packet. Commissioners made and seconded motions to approve each item and the chair announced the motions carried.
The two Craigville Telephone permits cover installation of fiber-optic cable along 400 South (from 500 West to 700 West) and along 600 West (from 350 to 400), work the presenter said will bring fiber to homes and that the company has coordinated placement to keep equipment outside the travel way.
The annual Allied administrative-fee amendment was described as a routine yearly signature the county signs to maintain the health-plan administrative relationship; the commissioner who presented it said that the document is updated and needs the commission's authorization each year.
Ending
No roll-call vote tallies with individual commissioners' yes/no were read into the record for these routine approvals; the minutes simply record motions, seconds and that "the motion carries."
