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Ware County approves routine purchases, agreements and permits including YMCA MOU and water monitoring contract
Summary
In a March 10 session, the commission approved bids, a YMCA memorandum of understanding, a landfill water-monitoring agreement, a conditional use permit for Ryland Environmental, and a proclamation naming March 20 Sue Clark Day; a resident also requested road paving.
At its March 10 meeting, the Ware County Board of Commissioners approved several routine but operationally important items including a motion to put a vehicle lift out to bid, an updated Memorandum of Understanding with the YMCA, a water monitoring agreement for Iron Bridge Landfill with Bunnell Lammons Engineering, and a conditional use permit for Ryland Environmental at 3230 Smith Drive.
Commissioner Barry Cox moved to put the vehicle lift out to bid and the motion carried on roll call. The board approved the YMCA MOU and the landfill monitoring agreement after motions and roll-call votes. On the Ryland Environmental conditional-use item, Commissioner Leonard Burse asked the company owner to meet with Bailey International about their concerns; the owner and manager agreed to follow up.
The board also approved a proclamation declaring March 20, 2025, "Sue Clark Day" and presented an Employee of the Month award to Tonya Carter, nominated by Probate Judge Janet Thrift; Carter received a $100 check. A local resident identified in the minutes as Stan Albert (listed at 1166 Ponsell Lane and also referred to as 'Mr. Ponsell' in the minutes) spoke during the meeting asking for his road to be paved. The meeting adjourned at 6:42 p.m.
These approvals were recorded as separate roll-call votes; no recorded nays were listed for the items in the minutes.
