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Votes at a glance: commissioners approve trail funding, grant applications and contracts
Summary
At the May 23 meeting the board approved minutes, amended a zoning ordinance, authorized a $30,000 ACT 13 application for trail work, approved applying for an Indigent Defense Grant, approved an engagement letter with Thomas & Krieg, and approved a 24-month ACS IT contract at $1,190.84 per month.
The Cameron County Commissioners took several unanimous votes during their May 23 meeting, approving minutes, an ordinance amendment, grant applications, an engagement letter and an IT services contract.
Key actions and outcomes
• Approval of previous minutes: Motion by Commissioner Moate, seconded by Commissioner Zucal; recorded as "all in favor." (Approved)
• Zoning Ordinance No. 200 (amendment): Approved amendment to regulate digital mining systems and limit noise to 55 dBA at the nearest property line. Motion by Commissioner Moate; seconded by Commissioner Zucal; recorded as unanimous. (Approved)
• ACT 13 application — West Creek Recreational Trail Association, Inc.: Commissioners approved submitting an ACT 13 application requesting $30,000 toward a $240,414 project budget for Emporium Borough trail resurfacing and West Creek Road trailhead improvements. Motion by Commissioner Zucal; seconded by Commissioner Moate; recorded as unanimous. (Approved)
• Indigent Defense Grant application: Approved applying for an Indigent Defense Grant in support of public defenders. Motion by Commissioner Zucal; seconded by Commissioner Moate; recorded as unanimous. (Approved)
• Emergency addition — engagement letter with Thomas and Krieg Attorneys: Approved an updated engagement letter under an emergency addition to the agenda; recorded as unanimous. (Approved)
• ACS IT services contract: Approved a new IT-services contract (8 hours/24 months) — Quote no. 27436 — at $1,190.84 per month. Motion by Commissioner Herzing; seconded by Commissioner Moate; recorded as unanimous. (Approved)
All recorded votes were unanimous among commissioners present; the minutes do not list roll-call tallies by name for each vote.
