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Magoffin County: minutes correction for a board appointment, Kettle Water environmental review complete; senior-center paperwork noted

Magoffin County Governing Body (unnamed speakers)
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Summary

County leaders agreed to correct a minutes error for Kenneth Oxford’s appointment year, reported environmental approval for the Kettle Water project while pump-site selection continues, and confirmed annual in-kind and $20,000 cash support to the senior center.

Speaker 1 said the water district notified the county that the minutes recorded an incorrect year for the appointment of Kenneth Oxford; the minutes show June 30, 2022 but "it should have been '26," Speaker 1 said. He moved to correct the minutes and to send the revised record to the water district.

On the Kettle Water infrastructure project (referenced as "Kettle Water 375" in the transcript), Speaker 5 asked for an update. Speaker 1 said the environmental review had been completed and that locating a suitable site for a pump station and tank on Route 542 remained the main obstacle. He said property owners’ reluctance to grant necessary access or easements is delaying design work: "As soon as we can get those spots identified...then the engineers can do the design work and go out to field," Speaker 1 said.

Speaker 1 also described routine paperwork required each year to document the county's donations of space, vehicles and utilities to the senior center and stated the county provides $20,000 in annual cash support.

No formal votes or roll-call tallies on the minutes correction, the Kettle Water site selection or the senior-center paperwork were recorded in the provided transcript segments.