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Llano County commissioners approve ARPA reallocation for Road & Bridge truck, approve investigator bond and clear Sunny K setback issue; outdoor-burning measure

Llano County Commissioners Court · May 28, 2024
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Summary

At the May 28, 2024 Llano County Commissioners Court meeting, commissioners approved repurposing ARPA funds for a Road & Bridge truck (not to exceed $55,000), approved a Western Surety bond for Marquis M. Cantu as County Investigator, and ordered removal related to a Sunny K Subdivision setback; they tabled a proposal to restrict outdoor burning. All recorded motions passed unanimously.

The Llano County Commissioners Court met on May 28, 2024, and approved several administrative actions including the reallocation of federal ARPA funds to purchase a Road & Bridge Ford truck not to exceed $55,000 and the issuance of a Western Surety Company bond for Marquis M. Cantu to serve as County Investigator in the County Attorney’s Office.

Judge Ron Cunningham opened the meeting and the court handled routine consent items before moving to individual agenda actions. Commissioner Peter Jones moved to repurpose American Rescue Plan Act funds for a Road & Bridge Ford truck “not to exceed $55,000.” Commissioner Mike Sandoval seconded the motion; the court voted unanimously to approve the repurposing.

The court also approved a Western Surety Company bond for Marquis M. Cantu to serve as County Investigator in the County Attorney’s Office. That motion was made by Commissioner Peter Jones, seconded by Commissioner Mike Sandoval, and passed unanimously.

During public hearings the court addressed a variance in the Sunny K Subdivision. The plat had previously been approved contingent on removal of a shed; court members noted that the shed houses a private water well and Judge Ron Cunningham moved that the shed be removed. Commissioner Peter Jones seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.

Separately, the court considered a proposal to prohibit or restrict outdoor burning in Llano County. Commissioner Peter Jones moved to table that item; Commissioner Mike Sandoval seconded, and the court voted unanimously to table the proposal.

Votes at a glance (recorded motions reflected in the meeting transcript): • Consent agenda (minutes, bids, financial reports, contracts, monthly reports): Motion by Peter Jones; second by Mike Sandoval. Result: passed (unanimous). • Table proposal to prohibit/restrict outdoor burning: Motion by Peter Jones; second by Mike Sandoval. Result: passed (unanimous). • Repurpose ARPA funds for Road & Bridge Ford truck (not to exceed $55,000): Motion by Peter Jones; second by Mike Sandoval. Result: passed (unanimous). • Approve Western Surety Company bond for Marquis M. Cantu, County Investigator: Motion by Peter Jones; second by Mike Sandoval. Result: passed (unanimous). • Sunny K Subdivision variance: motion to remove shed (noted to house a private water well): Motion by Judge Ron Cunningham; second by Peter Jones. Result: passed (unanimous).

The court did not hold the advertised executive session. The meeting adjourned at 9:33 a.m.