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Hampton County Council approves agenda, minutes and library board appointments
Summary
At its Aug. 18 meeting, the Hampton County Council approved the meeting agenda and minutes from Aug. 11 and appointed three members to the Hampton County library board. Councilman Love abstained from the minutes vote because he was absent on Aug. 11.
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Hampton County Council approved its Aug. 18 meeting agenda, accepted minutes from its Aug. 11 meeting and appointed three residents to the Hampton County library board during a regular meeting on Aug. 18.
The council approved the meeting agenda by voice vote after a member moved to adopt the agenda; no opposition was recorded. The council then approved the Aug. 11 meeting minutes; Councilman Love abstained, saying he was not present at the Aug. 11 meeting.
The council appointed Kimberly Thomas, Allen Howard Kircher and Sarah Coppola to the Hampton County library board. A motion to appoint all three passed by voice vote after a motion and second; no members registered opposition or abstention on the record.
The approvals and appointment were made during the meeting’s initial business and the public-appointments portion of the agenda. The approvals were conducted by voice vote and raising hands as described in the meeting record; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the public minutes for these items.
Votes at a glance
- Approval of Aug. 18 agenda — motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote; no opposition recorded. - Approval of Aug. 11 minutes — motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote; Councilman Love abstained because he was not present on Aug. 11. - Appointment of library board members (Kimberly Thomas, Allen Howard Kircher, Sarah Coppola) — motion made and seconded; approved by voice vote; no opposition recorded.
The council scheduled discussion and several contract negotiations for executive session later in the meeting, including an item related to a proposed easement for high-speed internet equipment at 404 Hoover Street.

