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Votes at a glance: Cherokee County commission approves wide-ranging consent and County Manager agenda items

2688486 · March 18, 2025
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Summary

At its March 18 meeting the Cherokee County Board approved the consent agenda and all 19 County Manager items, including construction contracts, equipment purchases, program approvals and appointments; most votes were unanimous.

The Cherokee County Board of Commissioners approved a slate of routine and substantive items during its March 18 meeting, acting unanimously on the consent agenda and every County Manager item presented. Below are key items and outcomes from the evening’s votes.

Consent agenda (approved unanimously): - Recreation & Parks: adopt ADA transition plan for accreditation (approved). - Waive alcohol license residency requirement for FS92, LLC (proposed restaurant) (approved). - Senior Services: surplus a roll of artificial turf (approved). - DUI Court: accept supplemental award $28,138 and approve corresponding budget amendment (approved). - Treatment Accountability Court: accept supplemental award $5,652 and budget amendment (approved). - Engineering: final acceptance of public rights of way and drainage for Haley Station subdivision (approved). - Engineering: final acceptance of public rights of way and drainage on Owl Creek Parkway (approved).

Commission business and appointments (approved…

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