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Commission approves subcommittee appointments, five land-use ordinances and budget amendments; ECD road names adopted
Summary
The County Commission approved a resolution establishing subcommittees, adopted five land-use ordinances (rezonings and an annexation), approved a resolution naming private drives for emergency services, and adopted listed budget amendments and notary appointments in a series of electronic roll-call votes.
The County Commission recorded multiple formal actions during its regular meeting, including committee appointments, zoning changes and budget adjustments. Key outcomes were recorded by electronic roll-call votes:
• Subcommittee appointments: The commission approved a resolution to establish commission subcommittees with appointments beginning Nov. 1; motion carried, recorded as 17 yes, 2 no. (Resolution listed on pages 16–17 of the packet.)
• ECD road names: A resolution to provide names for private drives for emergency services (without designating county maintenance) passed 19–0 after a motion from Commissioner Chris Gregory and a second from Jerry Ford.
• Ordinances (second reading and final action): – Ordinance 03/2520 (rezoning A-1 to C-1 on Highway 10): recorded vote 17 yes, 2 no; motion carried. – Ordinance 03/2521 (rezoning A-1 to R-1, Greenwood Hollow): recorded vote 19 yes, 0 no; motion carried. – Ordinance 03/2522 (rezoning M-1/R-2 to R-2, Herrod Lane): recorded vote 17 yes, 1 no, 1 abstain (transcript shows those tallies); outcome recorded by clerk as carried. – Ordinance 03/2523 (annexation into Urban Services District): recorded vote 17 yes, 1 no, 1 abstain; motion carried. – Ordinance 03/2524 (addressing maximum allowable number of liquor and packaged stores): recorded vote 14 yes, 4 no, 1 abstain; motion carried.
• Budget amendments (pages 46–55): The commission took a single motion to approve all listed amendments; electronic vote 19 yes, 0 no.
• Notary approvals: The commission approved four notary applications (Carrie Kemp with CoreCivic; Antoinette Risenover with Steed Brothers Contractors; Rena Watts with CoreCivic; Steven L. Smith with Cracker Barrel); motion carried.
Several of these items were noncontroversial and taken together by committee or by consent; those with recorded roll-call votes are listed above with the tallies as read into the record. The packet pages cited by the chair contain supplemental materials and staff summaries for each item.
