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County Judge Executive schedules second reading of alcohol ordinance at remote Fiscal Court meeting
Summary
Spencer County Fiscal Court’s Jan. 4 agenda includes a second reading of an ordinance on the sale and consumption of alcohol; the agenda lists the item under Old Business but provides no ordinance text or proposed ordinance number.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court listed a second reading of an ordinance concerning the sale and consumption of alcohol on its Jan. 4, 2021, agenda. The County Judge Executive opened the session and the agenda identified the item as part of Old Business but did not include the ordinance text or a citation number.
The agenda instructs standard procedure: call to order by the County Judge Executive, roll call by the County Clerk and approval of prior minutes (Dec. 21, 2020). The agenda also notes that items requiring discussion or action should be placed on the agenda under New or Old Business and that communications from citizens are limited to three minutes.
No motion text, sponsor name, vote tally or outcome for the ordinance appears in the agenda document provided. Details such as whether the second reading would include amendments, schedules for a vote, or the ordinance number were not specified in the agenda and would need to be confirmed at the live meeting or in subsequent minutes.
The meeting was conducted remotely under the authority of recently enacted Senate Bill 150 and the Kentucky open-meetings provisions cited in the agenda (KRS 61.800-61.850). The agenda provides Zoom access details for public viewing.
