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Madison County commissioners approve routine resolutions, annexation remanded by court and several appropriations
Summary
At its Jan. 27 meeting the Board approved multiple departmental resolutions including payment of auditor invoices, FAA airport certifications, appropriations for 911 and family services, a CDBG amendment and an annexation (approximately 7.9 acres) that commissioners said they approved under a court remand from the Madison County Court of Common Pleas.
The Madison County Board of Commissioners adopted multiple resolutions during its Jan. 27 meeting. Key actions recorded in the meeting transcript include:
- Resolution to approve payment of Madison County auditor invoices (Resolution 136-26). The resolution was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.
- A resolution granting annexation of approximately 7.9 acres from Darby Township to the city of Dublin (referenced in the packet as Resolution 130.26). A commissioner explained the county originally denied the petition, Dublin appealed and the Madison County Court of Common Pleas remanded the matter to the commissioners with an order to approve; the board recorded a roll-call vote and approved under that court directive.
- Several departmental and program resolutions were approved by roll call, including: designation of an alternate representative to the Ohio Recovery Foundation for 2026 (Resolution 138-26), Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program sponsor certifications for fiscal year 2026 (Resolution 139-26), transfers and increased appropriations for the Madison County 911 Center (Resolution 140-26), an appropriation increase for audit fees, and an amendment to the Family and Children First Council grant agreement (Resolution 144-26). The board also approved an amendment to a CDBG residential public infrastructure program to reallocate approximately $50,000 for additional infrastructure work (Resolution 145-26).
- County administration presented two brokerage agreements (6% fee) to list and lease surplus property; board authorized county administrator to sign agreements and staff corrected a parcel description for an intended purchase agreement (parcel is 1.4 acres by Ridge gas station).
Transcript records show motions, seconds and roll-call responses for the resolutions listed above; where roll-call names were read on the record, commissioners answered individually.
Next procedural step: the board will record the formal minutes and, when applicable, forward executed documents to the respective agencies and departments.
