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County tables one permit, reappoints trustees and sets special IT-bid meeting

Union County Board of Commissioners · March 27, 2026
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Summary

During routine business Union County planning staff discussed building permits (including a variance for a new fire station), the board tabled a Wolf Lake permit pending further assurances, reappointed cemetery trustees, reappointed a transit trustee, and accepted two IT bids for presentations at a special April 1 meeting.

Union County commissioners handled several routine items in one block of business: building-permit review (including a variance for a proposed fire station), reappointments to local boards, and acceptance of IT bids with a special meeting scheduled for vendor presentations.

Planning staff briefed the board on permit 14-01-786 for a new fire station in the Railroad subdivision and flagged ordinance requirements for garage openings and size thresholds. Staff recommended discussion rather than immediate approval and suggested obtaining a written assurance from the applicant that garage spaces would not be converted to other uses; after discussion the board agreed to table the Wolf Lake permit pending further follow-up.

In old business the board moved and approved reappointments of four trustees to the Ebenezer Hall Cemetery Board — Kevin Clover, Thomas Corbett, Mark Glasco and Carmen Dammerman — for six-year terms through March 31, 2032. The board also approved reappointment of a trustee (the transcript references Jim Clark and alternatively Jim Park) to the Shauny Mass Transit District for a four-year term ending June 30, 2030; the transcript contains inconsistent name rendering for that appointment and should be cross-checked against official minutes.

On procurement, the board accepted two local IT bidders and scheduled a special meeting on April 1 so each company can present separately; a final selection will be made at the special meeting. The chair closed the agenda with a reminder about local traffic and the board adjourned.