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Board approves three resolutions and votes to enter executive session for contract and real-estate negotiations
Summary
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors adopted multiple resolutions including budget amendments and a change order, and voted to go into executive session to discuss contract and real-estate negotiations.
The Delaware County Board of Supervisors moved and approved three resolutions on the meeting agenda and voted to convene an executive session to discuss contract and real-estate negotiations.
First, the board considered Resolution No. 70, described in the meeting record as "Accepting additional funds for the collection's price house stabilization and reuse plan, planning department." A motion to bring the resolution to the floor was made and seconded; the board then recorded affirmative roll-call responses from members present and the resolution was adopted.
The board next adopted a budget amendment, recorded as Resolution No. 72, described in the record as a "2025 budget amendment transfer of funds, Department of Economic Development." The meeting record shows a roll-call vote in support; supervisors present voted in favor and the resolution was adopted.
A subsequent item described in the record as a "2025 budget amendment transfer of funds promotion of tourism, Department of Economic Development" was also presented and recorded by roll call; the board adopted that transfer as part of the meeting's business.
The board then took up Resolution No. 74, recorded as "Change Order No. 1 of Proposal No. 26 of 02/2024, Department of Public Arts." That item was approved by voice vote — the chair called for "aye" and, after no recorded opposition, the chair said the motion "carried."
Later in the meeting a supervisor moved that the board enter an executive session to discuss contract and real-estate negotiations; a second was recorded and the board voted in favor. The chair said there would be a decision after the executive session.
None of the resolutions in the meeting record included detailed amounts or specific recipient names beyond the department-level descriptions in the transcript. Where the record used unclear phrasing, this article uses the language quoted from the meeting transcript rather than substituting unrecorded or presumed official titles or figures.
