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Votes at a glance: motions and roll calls from the Mills County meeting
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken: consent agenda approved; L-63 Overlay final plans signed; motion to deny $600 Glenwood sign contribution failed; VA assistance for a $600 water bill approved; $13,844 opioid-settlement allocation approved; Resolution 25-38 (development agreement) approved; meeting time change and school election certificates approved.
The Mills County Board of Supervisors recorded the following formal actions during the meeting:
- Consent agenda (minutes, accounts payable): approved by voice vote. (SEG 009–027)
- Motion to sign final plans for the L‑63 Overlay south of Malvern: motion made, seconded and approved. Project described as roughly 4 miles with funding from county FFM and federal STBG and an estimated cost 'around $2,000,000.' (SEG 140–190)
- Glenwood sign contribution ($600): a motion to deny the request for a $600 contribution to a Glenwood sign project was moved and seconded; after roll call the chair announced, "Motion failed." (Outcome: the motion to deny failed.) (SEG 386–456)
- VA assistance claim: board approved a request to assist a veteran family with a $600 utility/water bill after staff presentation and motion. (SEG 517–586)
- Opioid settlement funds: board approved use of $13,844 from the county's opioid settlement fund to support a community health worker for one year. (SEG 602–695)
- Resolution 25-38 (development agreement with Jennifer and Mark Hughes): motion made, seconded and approved by roll call. (SEG 1639–1709)
- Meeting schedule change: board moved the December 2 meeting start time to 8:15 a.m.; motion carried. (SEG 756–767)
- 2025 city/school election certificates and corrections: board approved the school election documents and signed the necessary certificates. (SEG 1868–1913)
Votes listed above correspond to motions and roll-call or voice votes recorded in the official meeting transcript. If readers need the official tally for a particular roll-call, consult the clerk's certified minutes.
