Legislative Committee unanimously recommends 14 notary applications to full commission
Summary
At its Sept. 7 meeting, the Franklin County Board of Commissioners Legislative Committee voted unanimously to forward 14 notary applications to the full commission for approval; the committee also approved July 6 minutes and adjourned.
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners Legislative Committee on Sept. 7, 2017, in Conference Room 204 unanimously voted to recommend that 14 notary applications be forwarded to the full county commission for approval. The committee also approved the minutes of its July 6 meeting and adjourned.
Chairman Johnny Hughes called the meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. Committee member Dave Van Buskirk moved to approve the July 6 minutes; Iris Rudder seconded the motion and the committee recorded all ayes.
Committee member Eddie Clark then moved "to recommend (14) notary applications be sent to full commission for approval," and Dave Van Buskirk seconded. The motion passed on a unanimous voice vote, recorded in the minutes as "all ayes." The minutes do not list individual recorded votes beyond the unanimous outcome.
Clark later moved to adjourn; Van Buskirk seconded and the committee voted to adjourn. The minutes are signed "Respectfully Submitted, Johnny Hughes, Chairman" and note Secretary Mary Sons as present.
The committee's action forwards the notary applications to the full Franklin County Commission for final approval; the minutes do not specify a date for the full commission vote.
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