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Union County commissioners approve consent items, renew EMS certificate and pass plat-vacation resolution
Summary
At the Jan. 19 meeting the board unanimously approved the agenda, a budget amendment (BA-26-04), minutes, finance-report adjustments, renewed AmeriPro EMS certification, and passed a resolution vacating a portion of the Lake Butler Highlands plat; staff will return on several tablings.
The Union County Board of County Commissioners conducted routine business on Monday and approved multiple consent and administrative items.
The board approved the meeting agenda and consent agenda, including a budget amendment (BA-26-04) to restore an EMS travel allocation, and the minutes of Dec. 15 and Jan. 5. The finance report was approved after the board agreed to void and reissue a $23.99 automotive-parts check (check number discussed in meeting materials) and to address a potentially double-paid Clay Electric Cooperative invoice (check #1308).
The board renewed the certificate of public necessity and convenience for AmeriPro EMS after staff confirmed required payments had been made. County staff read and the board approved a resolution memorializing a prior action to vacate a portion of the Lake Butler Highlands plat involving property owned by Blake Dix and Linda Johns; the clerk will annotate the plat records.
Other items were tabled: administration-office roof-bid award (to allow staff to examine bid itemization and FEMA scope) and the city’s traffic-signal-reimbursement request (pending invoice and interlocal-agreement review). The board set the next meeting for Feb. 2 at 6 p.m. at the Providence Community Center.
