Board approves routine appropriations, utility payments, reimbursements and multiple committee appointments
Summary
Supervisors approved payment of invoices and utility payments, appropriations, reimbursements for overpayments, and made several board and commission appointments including Curtis Morton to the planning commission and Curtis Jones to the IDA.
At its February meeting the Charlotte County Board of Supervisors approved routine financial actions and confirmed several committee and board appointments.
Financial votes: The board approved payment of invoices, authorized payment of utility invoices listed after the January meeting, approved appropriations listed in the packet, and authorized reimbursement of three overpayments identified by the commissioner of revenue. Each motion passed by voice vote.
Appointments and nominations: The board confirmed several appointments and resignations: - Curtis Morton was appointed to the planning commission (District G/Bacon Sachs) to replace a resigning member. - David Watkins was reappointed to the town planning commission seat (town recommendation) and Robert Shaffer was appointed to BZA District D following the mayor’s recommendation. - Curtis Jones was appointed to the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) to replace a long-serving member who resigned; other IDA vacancies remain under consideration.
The board also approved Heartland Park appointments (Chairman Bailey and Mister Witt listed) and deferred other appointments until the next meeting where necessary. Motions to pay bills and make appropriations were routine and passed by voice vote.
The board adjourned to a closed session later in the meeting under Virginia Code section 2.2‑3711(A)(1) to discuss the county administrator’s position.
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