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Votes at a glance: Commissioners approve minutes, vendor checks, student‑loan repayment resolution and temporary asphalt plant

2423249 · February 18, 2025
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Summary

At the Feb. 18 meeting the board approved minutes and several routine items, including early checks totaling $8,638.07, Resolution 2025‑06 (student loan repayment program for 2025), and a special event permit for an APAC temporary asphalt plant. All recorded votes were unanimous, 5‑0.

The Marion County Board of Commissioners recorded multiple unanimous votes during its Feb. 18 session.

Minutes: The board approved the Feb. 10 meeting minutes on a motion by Kent, seconded by Dave. Vote: Aye, 5‑0.

Early checks: The board approved early checks in the amount of $8,638.07. The motion carried with a recorded vote of Aye, 5‑0 (second recorded as Ted; mover not specified in transcript).

Resolution 2025‑06 (Student Loan Repayment Program): Commissioners approved Resolution 2025‑06 to continue the county’s student loan repayment program for calendar year 2025. Staff said the county typically sponsors three recipients each year and tracks participation through the state; commissioners noted a backlog and that retention beyond the program term is not guaranteed. Motion to approve Resolution 2025‑06 carried Aye, 5‑0 (second by Kent; mover not specified).

Special event permit — APAC temporary asphalt plant: The board approved a special event permit submitted by Max Van Arsdale/APAC for a temporary asphalt plant roughly three‑quarters of a mile east of Lehigh on the north side of Highway 56. The application includes a lease with the landowner, traffic control plans and a licensing/bonding statement; staff said mobilization is expected in March with project operations running through the summer (exact dates provided in the application). Motion passed Aye, 5‑0.

Motions and vote tallies recorded at the meeting are reflected in the actions array below.