Board directs auditor to remove a lingering February 2021 rent charge from West Lakes tenant account

Woods County Economic Development Committee · December 12, 2025

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Summary

After finding a long-standing unpaid ledger entry for a rent payment dating to February 2021, the Woods County economic development board voted to have the auditor remove the floating charge from the ledgers to clear the tenant’s account.

The Woods County Economic Development Committee voted to instruct the county auditor to remove a floating rent charge from February 2021 that had remained on the books for a West Lakes Building tenant.

Speaker 2 reported that during an audit clean-up the finance team found a prior-month rent entry — described as a “floater” — that could not be fully reconciled from available checking-account records. Speaker 3 suggested the auditor should remove the old charge if it cannot be traced. Speaker 3 moved that the auditor remove the historic charge from the books; the board approved the motion on a voice vote.

Board members said they had looked back through available records but could not find proof of payment. Speaker 2 said the auditor and QuickBooks team are the proper authorities to clear such stale entries. The motion was framed as an accounting cleanup rather than an admission that a payment was or was not owed.

The committee did not direct staff to demand repayment; rather, members approved removing the unresolved February 2021 line item so the tenant’s account reflects current payments and to avoid future confusion.