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Refund request for $49 in vehicle tag fees fails after motion lacks a second
Summary
Resident Susan Cobb asked Polk County commissioners to refund $49 in late vehicle-tag fees, saying she moved from Cedartown and missed renewal notices; Commissioner Martin moved to grant the refund but the motion died for lack of a second and the refund was not approved.
Resident Susan Cobb asked the Polk County Board of Commissioners for a $49 refund of late fees and penalties tied to vehicle tag renewals, saying she moved from the City of Cedartown into the county and updated her address with the Tax Assessor but not with the Tax Commissioner’s Office and therefore did not receive renewal notices.
Commissioner Gary Martin moved to approve the refund request. The motion did not receive a second and therefore failed; minutes record that the motion “died for lack of a Second.” No alternative motion to refer or delay the matter was recorded.
The board took no further action on the request during the meeting.
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