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Dane County board approves appointments, routine payments and a reclassification; denies one claim and several ordinance requests
Summary
At its June 26 meeting the board approved county appointments, adopted a job reclassification for the county board office, approved payments over $10,000, denied a claim, and adopted zoning petitions and other routine business items.
Beyond debated policy measures, the Dane County Board of Supervisors on June 26 took several administrative and routine actions.
- Approval of payments: The board approved bills over $10,000 that were referred to the county board.
- Claim denial: The board denied the claim of Brian Horton following a motion and voice vote.
- Zoning petitions: The board adopted four zoning petitions based on the zoning and land regulation committee recommendations.
- Appointments: Resolution 40, recording county executive appointments, was approved on the executive committee recommendation with one abstention recorded (Supervisor McCarville).
- Reclassification: Resolution 44, authorizing reclassification of the sustainability and program evaluation coordinator to policy analyst in the county board office, passed unanimously as recorded.
Several of these items were handled by voice vote with routine approval; committee recommendations and roll-call details are recorded in the official meeting minutes.
