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Votes at a glance: Lunenburg Board approves routine warrants, grants, transfers and administrative items
Summary
At its April 14 meeting the Board approved the consent agenda and a set of motions including acceptance of payroll and accounts payable warrants, acceptance of a Local Law Enforcement Block Grant for $1,857, a $144.25 forfeiture transfer, the 85% personal property valuation option, appropriation of the fourth-quarter school payment and adjournment.
The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors on April 14 took the following formal actions:
- Approved the consent agenda including March 10, 2022 minutes, Treasurer’s January 2022 reports and warrants for payroll, payroll taxes, retirement and accounts payable, with a total of $955,694.96 (motion by Supervisor Frank Bacon; second by Supervisor Alvester Edmonds; vote 7-0).
- Moved to appropriate the full fourth quarter appropriation to the school system, with funds above the required local funding match to be used toward HVAC updates (motion by Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover; second by Supervisor Frank Bacon; vote 7-0).
- Directed County Attorney Frank Rennie to send a letter to Meridian Waste requesting drivers be reminded that solid waste trucks are not allowed on Mecklenburg Avenue (motion by Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover; second by Supervisor Alvester Edmonds; vote 7-0).
- Accepted and appropriated a Local Law Enforcement Block Grant from the Department of Criminal Justice Services in the amount of $1,857 (motion by Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover; second by Supervisor Frank Bacon; vote 7-0).
- Approved transfer of $144.25 (plus accrued interest) from the Sheriff’s Office Federal Asset Forfeiture Account to its police supplies line item per Department of Justice guidance (motion by Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover; second by Supervisor Alvester Edmonds; vote 7-0).
- Adopted an 85% ratio of current assessed value for selected personal property categories for tax year 2022, with the tax rate unchanged at $3.60 per $100 (motion by Supervisor Frank Bacon; second by Supervisor Robert Zava; vote 7-0).
- Adjourned the meeting (motion by Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover; second by Supervisor Frank Bacon; vote 7-0).
These motions were recorded as unanimous (7-0) votes where noted; the Board scheduled a public hearing before acting on supplemental school appropriations because the proposed increases exceed the one-percent budget threshold.
