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Fleming County Fiscal Court unanimously adopts alcohol ordinance, OKs CARES Act agreement and approves payments
Summary
At a special Fleming County Fiscal Court meeting Dec. 23, 2020, members unanimously approved Ordinance 20-1317 on alcohol beverage control, authorized a CARES Act memorandum of agreement effective Dec. 11, 2020, and approved two payments totaling $14,100; the meeting adjourned at 6:07 PM.
Fleming County’s Fiscal Court met in special session Dec. 23, 2020, in Flemingsburg and unanimously approved several routine but consequential items, including a new ordinance regulating alcohol sales and a memorandum of agreement tied to CARES Act funding.
The court approved the second reading and passage of Ordinance 20-1317, described in the minutes as adopting “Regulations and Requirements for Alcohol Beverage Control.” Magistrate David J. DeAtley moved the ordinance, and Magistrate Richie Kielman seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The court also approved a Memorandum of Agreement for CARES Act funding, effective Dec. 11, 2020, and authorized Fleming County Judge/Executive Larry H. Foxworthy to sign and execute any documents necessary to carry out the agreement. Magistrate Richie Kielman moved the MOA approval and Magistrate Donnie Fawns seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
Separately, the Fiscal Court approved payment of two claims: $12,000.00 to Logan Construction (account 97-5085-548-W) and $2,100.00 to T & K Paving (account 02-6105-315). Magistrate James Smoot moved the payment approvals and Magistrate Chris Hickerson seconded; the motion passed unanimously.
The special meeting was called to order at 6:00 PM by Fleming County Judge/Executive Larry H. Foxworthy. Present were Magistrates Chris Hickerson, David J. DeAtley, Richie Kielman, James Smoot, Donnie Fawns and Ray H. Money; County Attorney Monica Hill was also present. The minutes record that the court adjourned at 6:07 PM after a motion to adjourn.
No debate, public comment, or recorded dissent appears in the minutes for the items listed. The transcript records several unanimous votes with movers and seconders identified; where the transcript omits the text of a recorded motion, the minutes likewise do not specify additional details.
