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Votes at a glance: Klamath County commissioners approve copier agreement, library grant application, appointments and other consent items
Summary
At its March 4 meeting the Klamath County Board of Commissioners approved a series of consent and routine items, including a copier purchase and maintenance agreement, a local government grant resolution for a library courtyard, two appointments to local boards, an insurance contract name update, and a recommendation on a liquor license.
The Klamath County Board of Commissioners on March 4 approved a set of consent and routine agenda items, including a copier purchase and maintenance agreement, a local-government grant resolution for a library courtyard, several board appointments, an insurance contract name update and a recommendation on a new liquor license.
Key actions the board approved by voice vote or unanimous vocal affirmation included acceptance of a vendor quote and a subsequent purchase-and-maintenance agreement for a Toshiba Gee Studio 2521AC copier from a local firm identified as Stacy and Dennis IT Solutions, Incorporated. The board recorded a five-year fiscal impact for the purchase-and-maintenance agreement of $7,336.54, and authorized Jeremy Morris to sign the agreement on behalf of the county.
The board also approved and signed a resolution to apply for a local government grant to build the Klamath County Library Community Courtyard on a vacant lot purchased last year at 296 Main Street. The resolution as presented indicated no fiscal impact at the time of application.
Appointments approved included Barbara Jean Erickson to the Antelope Meadows (Antelope Metals/Antelope Meadows named in the record) Special Road District Board and Heather Harder to the Elected Officials Compensation Board; the board noted the appointees were willing and eligible to serve and recorded no fiscal impact for the appointments.
Risk management presented an amendment to formalize a vendor name change for the county’s insurance agent-of-record contract: Great Basin Insurance is now identified as a Hub International company. The board approved Amendment 1 to the contract to reflect the updated vendor name; no fiscal impact was reported.
Finally, the board recorded a county recommendation to the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC) supporting a new liquor license for Jay’s Steakhouse; the county noted the OLCC makes the final licensing decision. The board’s record lists revenue of $25 to the general fund per new license for the county.
Each of these items passed with brief or no discussion and were recorded as standard consent or routine motions in the meeting minutes.
