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Bryan County board defers Kia Drive acceptance, approves $10,000 easement for regional water-sewer project
Summary
At a brief Bryan County meeting, the board voted to defer acceptance of Kia Drive’s road and right-of-way to October and approved acceptance of an easement related to a regional water-and-sewer improvement for $10,000, subject to final legal review.
The Bryan County governing board returned to its regular meeting and took several routine actions, including postponing consideration of a road acceptance and approving an easement tied to regional water-and-sewer improvements.
Unidentified Speaker moved to return the session to regular order; a second was recorded and a voice vote produced "Aye." The motion carried and the board resumed its agenda.
The board then considered Item 1, the acceptance of Kia Drive — described on the record as the road and its right-of-way. Unidentified Speaker said, "I'd like to make a motion to defer item number 1 to our October meeting." After a second and a voice vote in which an "Aye" was recorded, the board approved deferring the item to October.
Unidentified Speaker noted that Item 2, a private development agreement with Belfast XG LLC, had already been approved during an earlier session; no further action on that item was taken during this portion of the meeting.
On Item 3 the board addressed an easement related to the Bryan County Water and Sewer regional improvements on the county's north end. The transcript states that the property for the easement is located in Effingham County and that the purchase price is $10,000. Unidentified Speaker moved "to accept an easement agreement with Port Thresh, subject to final legal review." After a second and a voice vote recording an "Aye," the motion was recorded as carried.
The meeting concluded after a motion to adjourn was moved, seconded and carried by voice vote.
Votes recorded in the transcript are by voice only; the record shows the spoken responses (each motion followed by an "Aye") but does not list named movers, seconders, or a roll-call tally on the record. The easement acceptance is noted as "subject to final legal review."
