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Morrow County commissioners approve airport payments, pay application and other routine business

Morrow County Board of Commissioners · September 17, 2025
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Summary

At their Sept. 15 meeting, the Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a $185,458.71 airport-fund invoice, authorized pay application No. 3 for the Royal County Airport fuel-farm project, and took several routine procedural actions including a recess and adjournment.

The Morrow County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 15 approved several routine financial actions related to airport operations and completed its regular session without contested votes.

The board voted to appropriate $185,458.71 from the airport fund to pay an outstanding invoice. Commissioners recorded affirmative responses during roll-call voting; the motion was made and seconded during the session and carried.

The board also approved pay application No. 3 from CW Mechanical and Plumbing for work on the Royal County Airport fuel-farm project. The motion to approve the pay application was made, seconded and approved by roll call.

A county official provided a brief project update for the airport work, saying two tanks have been set and that a chain-link fence will be installed to satisfy Federal Aviation Administration requirements. The presenter said the project team expects to receive the fuel cabinet "still October," and that utility-lighting updates and other site work are ongoing.

Other routine business included a motion to recess and a later motion to adjourn, both of which passed on voice/roll-call confirmations. No formal disputes or amendments to the presented motions were recorded in the transcript.

What happens next: the county will process the approved invoice payment and post project documentation as part of its normal procurement and construction oversight.