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Bland County supervisors hold public hearing on proposed redistricting plan; approve agenda and adjourn
Summary
At a Nov. 15, 2021 continued meeting, the Bland County Board of Supervisors heard a presentation on a proposed redistricting plan and one resident expressed support; the board approved the meeting agenda and adjourned. The transcript shows no formal vote on the redistricting plan.
Bland County Board of Supervisors Chairman Stephen Kelley called a continued meeting to order at 5 p.m. on Nov. 15, 2021, at the Bland County Courthouse. Supervisors Randy Johnson and Adam Kidd attended; Supervisor Karen Hodock was absent. County Administrator Dr. Eric Workman, County Attorney Paul Cassell and Board Secretary Linda Miller were also present.
At the start of the meeting, Kelley led the pledge of allegiance and Dr. Eric Workman offered the invocation. Supervisor Adam Kidd moved to approve the Nov. 15 continued meeting agenda; Supervisor Randy Johnson seconded and the motion “passed unanimously,” as recorded in the meeting minutes.
The board then held a public hearing on a proposed redistricting plan. Dr. Eric Workman presented the plan and Chairman Kelley opened the hearing for public comment. Ms. Molly Thompson spoke during the hearing and stated she was "fine with the proposed redistricting plan." Chairman Kelley closed the public hearing. The transcript does not record any subsequent motion or formal vote on adoption of the redistricting plan.
After the public hearing, Supervisor Randy Johnson moved to adjourn; Supervisor Adam Kidd seconded and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting minutes close with the recorded signatures of Chairman Stephen Kelley and County Administrator Eric Workman.
The transcript contains no further detail about the contents of the proposed redistricting plan, no recorded motions to adopt or amend the plan, and no additional public commenters. Any next steps (such as a board vote or distribution of plan documents) are not specified in the recorded minutes.
