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Carroll County supervisors approve plat vacation for Noble Avenue property and renew HIPAA training contract

3633054 · June 2, 2025
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Summary

At a regular meeting, the Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved a petition to vacate an official plat for a Noble Avenue property (resolution 2025-015) and renewed a HIPAA training agreement with ISAC for $1,750.

The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved two routine but consequential items at a public meeting: a petition to vacate an official plat for property at 17434 Noble Avenue and the county's annual HIPAA training agreement with ISAC.

The board opened a public hearing on a petition to vacate Lot 1 of the Southwest Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Section 8 (addressed as 17434 Noble Avenue), where the property owners identified in the petition as Von Quaylen seek to combine two parcels into one. County staff (Courtney) told the board she received no public comment. After closing the hearing, the board approved Resolution 2025-015, "Vacation of Official Plat," by roll call; Supervisors Anderson, Johnson, Miners and McCray voted yes and the motion carried.

The board next considered renewing a HIPAA service agreement through ISAC. County staff (Dalton) described the contract as a renewal of the county's participation in ISAC's online HIPAA training service. Dalton noted that the online service differs from the prior on-site training and costs $1,750 for the renewal period. The board voted to renew the agreement; the motion passed on a voice vote.

Both actions were presented as routine items with little discussion. The public hearing on the plat vacation produced no public testimony, and staff described the HIPAA service as a returning/continuing program for the county.

The meeting moved on to other routine business after the approvals.