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Committee sends personnel handbook and ten notary applications to full commission; minutes approved
Summary
The Legislative Committee voted unanimously June 4 to forward the Franklin County Personnel Handbook and ten notary applications to the full commission and approved the May 7, 2020 minutes; all motions were recorded as 'All Ayes.'
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners Legislative Committee approved several administrative referrals and routine actions at its June 4, 2020 meeting.
Committee member Carolyn Wiseman moved to send the Franklin County Personnel Handbook to the full commission for consideration; Barbara Finney seconded and the motion passed with all members recorded as voting in favor. The minutes do not include the handbook text or a staff report; the referral places the handbook on the full commission's agenda for subsequent review or adoption.
Earlier in the meeting Wiseman moved to approve the May 7, 2020 minutes; Finney seconded and the committee recorded 'All Ayes.' Separately, Chuck Stines moved to forward ten notary applications to the full commission and Finney seconded; that motion also passed unanimously. The minutes list the count of notary applications as ten but do not identify applicants in the text.
The minutes conclude with a motion by Stines, seconded by Finney, to adjourn; the record states the adjournment time as 5:05 p.m. even though the meeting is called to order at 6:00 p.m. in the same document. That time discrepancy appears to be a typographical error in the minutes.
The full commission will receive the personnel handbook and the notary applications for formal action at a subsequent meeting. The minutes also include a footer showing a Date Approved of July 9, 2020.
