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Court delays senior housing project vote pending state finance sign‑off
Summary
The Fiscal Court postponed a second reading and final action on a senior housing project because the state finance officer had not signed required budget amendment paperwork of about $600,000; the judge said the item will return to the next meeting.
The Fiscal Court put the second reading of a senior housing project on hold after the judge said state approval of a budget amendment had not been completed.
At the meeting the judge said the project requires approval from the state finance officer and involves an amendment to the county budget of about $600,000. “It’s not hardly ready to approve,” the judge said, and the court agreed to delay formal action until the paperwork is signed and submitted.
There was no motion to approve or reject the project at the meeting. The judge said he had given a folder of materials to the county attorney and that the county would revisit the item at the next meeting after the state’s sign‑off.
What happens next: the court deferred final action on the senior housing project until the county obtains the state finance officer’s approval and completes the required paperwork.
