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Clay County official moves senior property-tax relief update earlier to allow public comment
Summary
At a Clay County Commission meeting, the presiding official proposed moving the senior real estate property-tax relief update ahead in the agenda so residents present could speak; the provided transcript does not record a subsequent vote.
The Clay County Commission meeting was called to order and opened with an invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance. During the agenda approval, the commission’s presiding official moved to approve the evening’s agenda and proposed moving the senior real estate property tax relief program update into an earlier discussion slot so citizens in attendance could comment.
The presiding official said, “we have a number of our citizens here who would like to speak on…one particular subject,” and proposed placing the senior property-tax relief update between items 6 and 7, which correspond to public comments and the consent agenda. The motion to approve the agenda and reorder that item was made on the record; the transcript sections provided do not record whether commissioners later voted on that motion.
The meeting began with an invocation by Randall Kramer, who identified himself as being with the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the state presidency, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a roll call that listed the commissioners present. The roll call named the following commissioners: Commissioner multi, Commissioner Whittington, Commissioner Lawson, Commissioner Wagner, Commissioner Johnson, Commissioner Thompson and Commissioner Carpenter.
The change proposed would move a presentation or discussion described in the agenda as "senior real estate, property tax relief program update/slash administration" into a time slot when public comment is scheduled, a step the presiding official said was intended to accommodate residents who had come to speak specifically about that subject. The transcript does not include details of the program update itself or any public comments; it records only the motion to alter the agenda order.
No formal vote or further debate on the agenda change appears in the supplied transcript segments. The record shows the motion was made during agenda approval; subsequent proceedings or outcomes on the proposed agenda change are not included in the provided excerpt.
