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Board adopts multiple resolutions including appointments, budget amendments and contracts
Summary
At its Jan. 22 meeting the Livingston County Board of Supervisors adopted several resolutions: appointments to boards and officer designations, budget amendments, rescindments and contract authorizations; roll-call votes were recorded and the resolutions were adopted by the board.
The Livingston County Board of Supervisors on Jan. 22 considered and adopted a series of resolutions covering appointments, budget amendments, petty cash amounts, contracts and other routine county business.
The board approved appointment of Kyle Sippos to the Livingston County Traffic Safety Board and designated Megan Sokolow as the county records management officer. The board adopted several budget-related resolutions including amendments to the 02/2025 county budget affecting the highway and sheriff's offices, rescission of a previously established capital project account for a 02/2025 broadband municipal infrastructure project, and later reestablishing petty cash amounts for various departments for 2025.
Other adopted measures included an amendment related to a 2022 resolution authorizing a contract with the Livingston County Development Corporation, approval of the 2025 Livingston County salary schedule for information and technology services, designation of officials to approve certain applications for correction of tax roll errors, refunds and credits, and authorization for the chairman of the board to sign a contract between the Livingston County Training and Professional Development Department and Genesee Community College.
Several of the items were presented with the motion "I move this resolution and ask unanimous consent," and the clerk completed roll-call votes for each measure. The roll calls recorded the measure as adopted; the transcript repeatedly recorded the board's tally as "Aye" across supervised roll calls and the clerk announced the resolution as "adopted." Specific resolution numbers referenced in the transcript include a feasibility acknowledgment from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets related to modification of Agricultural District numbers 2 and 3 (resolution number 2024-315) and rescindments/amendments tied to resolutions identified in the transcript as 2022-25 and 2025-26.
The meeting transcript does not include full text of each resolution in every instance, nor in all cases the name of the supervisor who moved the resolution on the record; motions were frequently made by supervisors during the meeting and the clerk's roll call shows the measures were adopted.
