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Morrow County commissioners approve zoning referral, multiple permits, bridge contract and jail door funding
Summary
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved sending Franklin Township zoning regulations to the ballot, awarded a bridge replacement contract, approved several private surface-application permits and appropriated $27,301 for two jail doors during a regular session; most items were handled on the consent agenda with unanimous roll-call votes.
The Morrow County Board of Commissioners approved a set of consent items and separate actions during its regular session, including a zoning referral for Franklin Township, a bridge contract award, multiple private surface-application permits and a $27,301 appropriation for jail doors.
The board voted to adopt county zoning regulations for Franklin Township and to submit the measure to voters at the next general election. The motion was moved, seconded and carried by roll call (Mister Mason, Mister Abraham, Mister Siegfried voting yes).
Also approved was a contract with RNI Construction Inc. for a bridge replacement over Big Walnut Creek (project W C R231.12); the board authorized the chairman to sign the contract after a motion and roll call vote.
During the meeting the board opened and closed multiple public hearings on applications for surface application of what the transcript identifies as "Bridal" (applicants recorded in the minutes were FFLH Limited; Campground Management Inc. dba Cardinal Center; Fishburne Services Inc.; Fishburne Farms Inc.; and Morrow Meadows Development). No public opposition was recorded in the hearing minutes, and each application was approved by motion and vote.
The commission also appropriated $27,301 of unappropriated certified money to the capital fund for the purchase and installation of two jail doors. That appropriation was approved by motion and roll call.
Most actions were taken as part of the consent agenda or by brief motions on the floor; when roll calls were recorded the three named members responded in the affirmative. The meeting record shows routine approvals of minutes, bill payments and other housekeeping items before moving to the items above. The meeting adjourned after a short period of staff updates.
