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Lewis County legislators approve claims, accept two bridges, back broadband project and discontinue town assessment services
Summary
At its June meeting the Lewis County Board of Legislators approved payment of nearly $4 million in claims, accepted ownership of two town bridges, voiced support for a regional broadband project and voted to discontinue county assessment services with towns.
The Lewis County Board of Legislators on June 3 approved four county resolutions including auditing and allowing claims totaling $3,996,019.01, accepting responsibility for two town bridges, supporting a regional broadband infrastructure project and discontinuing county assessment services with towns.
The board voted to audit and allow claims in the amount of $3,996,019.01 after a roll call that recorded eight "yes" votes, one abstention and one absence. Legislator Andrea Moreham moved the claims measure and Legislator Jess Gepp seconded the motion; Legislator Mosher recorded an abstention and Legislator Norts was absent for the roll call. The motion passed.
The board also approved a resolution accepting ownership and responsibility for two Krogan town bridges identified by BIN numbers 3340020 and 2220310. Tom Kalmus moved the resolution and Herb Prost seconded; the chair called for a voice vote and the measure "carrie d." (voice vote; tally not specified in…
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