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Spencer County Fiscal Court posts May 2 agenda with roads, broadband and budget items
Summary
The Spencer County Fiscal Court agenda for May 2, 2022 lists road improvements, a potential agreement with All Points Broadband, committee reports, and budget revenue and appropriation items (including reference to Senate Bill 135). The agenda includes public-comment rules and online viewing instructions.
The Spencer County Fiscal Court posted an agenda for its Monday, May 2, 2022 meeting at 9 a.m. at 28 East Main Street that lists road-improvement projects, a potential agreement with All Points Broadband, routine committee reports and budget revenue and appropriation matters, including a reference to Senate Bill 135.
The agenda opens with an invocation by Jim Travis and will be called to order by the County Judge Executive, with roll call by the County Clerk. The court is scheduled to consider approval of minutes from the April 18 meeting and to hear communications from the County Judge Executive, including a 2022 Building Safety Month proclamation.
Committee and office reports are listed under communications and reports. The agenda identifies Julie Sweazy for zoning readings and recommendations and Chris Limpp as EM/EMS Director. The Safety Committee and Solid Waste Committee reports are listed with "Esq. Brewer" and "Esq. Travis," respectively; equipment and committee items reference Esq. Jerry Moody and Esq. Beaverson. The agenda notes a litter-abatement refund item and a Board of Elections postage matter among these reports.
Old business items include Washburn Lane improvements (listed with J. Travis) and an agreement with All Points Broadband. New business items cover an Emergency Management request for a deputy chief, a proposed road discontinuance (listed with Esq. Beaverson), a Pilots Way stop-sign request (listed with J. Travis), road-material bids, a Rural & Municipal Aid resolution and agreement, and budget revenue and appropriation items. The agenda specifically lists "Senate Bill 135" and discretionary funds under budget business, plus Administrative Office of the Courts reimbursement forms for the Annex and Main Courthouse, a Chamber bank account motion (listed with J. Moody), and routine invoices, bills and transfers.
The agenda includes a public-comment period with a three-minute limit and instructs that this item is not a time for debate, discussion, or action. It also provides instructions and links for the public to view the meeting live on Facebook and to view prior meetings on YouTube. The agenda itself records items scheduled for consideration; it does not record discussion, votes, or final outcomes.
