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Weston County commissioners approve cattle-guard agreement for County Road 5 (Graves County Road)
Summary
The Weston County Board of Commissioners approved an agreement to purchase and install (or relocate) a county cattle guard across County Road Number 5, known in the record as Graves County Road; the contract lists consideration of $1 and allows either installation of a new guard or relocation of an existing one.
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The Weston County Board of Commissioners voted to approve an agreement to purchase and install or relocate a cattle guard on County Road Number 5, referred to in the motion as Graves County Road. The motion was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Commissioners discussed that the document is drafted to cover either installation of a new cattle guard or relocation of an existing one; the mover and other commissioners clarified the form language and procedure for indicating whether the action is an installation or a relocation. The agreement lists consideration of $1, which commissioners described as a nominal contractual consideration common to many county agreements.
No statutory citations or funding sources were specified during the discussion. Commissioners did not identify an estimated cost for county installation beyond the contract language or specify which county department will oversee installation.
The board took the motion and decided the chairman should sign the agreement.
The transcript contains a recorded motion, a second, and a voice vote in which commissioners said “aye.”

