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Washington County approves up to $15,000 from strategic priority funds for Riverbend appraisal
Summary
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved using strategic priority funds to pay up to $15,000 for an appraisal of Riverbend; the amount was confirmed during the meeting after a board member asked for the requested limit and the presiding officer stated the figure.
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved using strategic priority funds to pay for an appraisal of "Riverbend," authorizing up to $15,000 for the appraisal.
During open session the presiding officer introduced the item on the use of strategic priority funds for the Riverbend appraisal and asked for a motion and a second to discuss it. A supervisor asked to know the amount to be approved because no attachments were included in the packet. The presiding officer said, "We are requesting up to $15,000." After a brief call for other discussion, the presiding officer called for a voice vote; an "Aye" was recorded and the motion was announced as passing.
The transcript excerpt does not include a roll-call tally or the names of voters for the motion. The record also notes that the meeting packet lacked the itemized attachment that would have shown the proposed funding breakdown. No further details about the appraisal scope, the appraiser selection process, or funding source subcategories were provided in the available excerpt.
