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Iowa County approves liquor license, purchasing card and appoints county recorder
Summary
During the meeting the board approved a liquor license, granted a purchasing card to an out‑of‑county health department, and completed a public hearing that resulted in the appointment of a county recorder.
The Iowa County Board of Supervisors approved three routine items by voice vote during the meeting: a liquor license, a purchasing card request for an out‑of‑county health department, and the appointment of a county recorder following a public hearing.
On the liquor-license item, Speaker 4 moved to approve and Speaker 2 seconded. The board recorded a voice vote and the motion was approved. "All in favor say aye. Aye. ... Motion approved," Speaker 4 said.
The board then considered a purchasing-card request from an out‑of‑county health department to enable online purchases. The template attached to the agenda noted a card limit; speakers described the limit as $3,000 during discussion. Speaker 1 moved to approve the purchasing card request; the motion received a voice vote and passed.
Later in the meeting the board opened a public hearing on appointing a county recorder. No public comment was offered. The board moved out of the public hearing and then voted to appoint the recorder by voice vote. "Make the motion to go out of public hearing," Speaker 4 said; after a second the board approved the appointment.
All three items were approved by voice vote; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript.
