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Sevier County commissioners authorize use of state aid for road resurfacing and cancel June, July meetings
Summary
At a May 15 steering committee meeting, Sevier County commissioners approved Resolution 2023-05-06 to allow the use of state aid for resurfacing roads and voted to cancel the June and July Board of Commissioners meetings. The session lasted about eight minutes and adjourned at 5:41 p.m.
Sevier County Commissioner Ray Ogle opened a steering committee meeting in Courtroom 100E at 5:33 p.m. on May 15 and presented "Consideration of Resolution 2023-05-06: Authorize the Use of State Aid in Resurfacing Roads." The body voted to approve the measure during the short session.
The resolution was moved by Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff and seconded by Commissioner Ronnie Allen. "Motion passed unanimously," the meeting record states; the transcript does not specify individual vote tallies.
Commissioner Ronnie Allen then moved to cancel the June Sevier County Board of Commissioners meeting; Commissioner Harold Pitner seconded and the motion passed unanimously. Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff later moved to cancel the July Board meeting; Commissioner Ronnie Allen seconded and that motion also passed unanimously.
Commissioner Fred Atchley asked a procedural question about Board of Commissioner meeting procedures; the transcript records the question but does not include a response or any formal direction to staff.
Commissioner Carroll Rauhuff moved to adjourn, Commissioner Harold Pitner seconded, and the meeting adjourned at 5:41 p.m. The transcript does not record any additional debate, staff presentations, or vote tallies for the recorded motions.
The actions taken at the steering committee session affect scheduling for the county's regular Board of Commissioners meetings and authorize use of state funds for local road resurfacing projects as described in Resolution 2023-05-06. The transcript does not include details about the amount of state aid, specific roads to be resurfaced, or implementation timelines; those details are not specified in the record.
