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Signage update; new processing-plant representative introduced; BRT scheduled to meet board March 10
Summary
The board reviewed signage plans and photos for brown signs (same size as previously shared) and heard a self-introduction from new processing-plant representative Gary Wilson; the board also said Phil Shirley of BRT will attend the March 10 meeting.
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Board members discussed planned signage and reviewed photos of sign designs during the Jan. 13 Oconee County Agriculture Advisory Board meeting. A board member said the signs will be the same size as earlier examples (described in the transcript as “the same size as the ones I sent y'all” and compared to an "eagle's nest" design). No contract or funding action for signage was recorded in the transcript.
The board welcomed Gary Wilson, who introduced himself: “I'm Gary Wilson. I'm the pros 1 of the processing plants here in Oconee County,” and said he is a third-generation operator. Wilson said he is “just getting my feet wet” on the board; the transcript does not record a formal appointment motion or vote for Wilson during this meeting.
Separately, a board member said Phil Shirley from BRT has been invited and that the first available date in Shirley’s schedule is March 10; Shirley is expected to attend the March meeting to discuss signage or related matters. The transcript does not specify the subject matter Phil Shirley will present.
No formal motions, contracts, vendor selections, or funding approvals for signage were recorded in the meeting transcript.
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