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Franklin County committee forwards permit-fee cap resolution to full commission
Summary
The Franklin County Legislative Committee unanimously voted Feb. 8 to send a resolution limiting the maximum charge for commercial and industrial building permits to the full Board of Commissioners; the transcript does not specify the cap amount or resolution language.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners Legislative Committee met Feb. 8 in the Franklin County Annex community room and voted unanimously to send a resolution limiting the maximum amount charged for commercial and industrial building permits to the full commission.
Mayor Guess brought the resolution before the committee. Commissioner Tyler Bauer moved to approve the measure; Commissioner Glenn Summers seconded. The committee recorded an "All Ayes" vote and carried the motion to refer the resolution to the full Board of Commissioners for consideration. The transcript does not include the resolution's text or the specific dollar cap proposed.
The brief meeting, called to order by Chairman David Eldridge at 5:30 p.m., also approved the Jan. 4, 2024 minutes after a motion by Dale Schultz, seconded by Tyler Bauer. Schultz subsequently moved to approve 11 notary applications, a motion seconded by Bauer and approved unanimously. The committee adjourned at 5:36 p.m. after a motion from Summers and a second from Bauer.
Votes at a glance: minutes approved (motion by Dale Schultz; second Tyler Bauer; outcome: unanimous), resolution limiting maximum commercial/industrial building permit charge (motion by Tyler Bauer; second Glenn Summers; outcome: unanimous; referred to full commission), approval of 11 notary applications (motion by Dale Schultz; second Tyler Bauer; outcome: unanimous).
