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Benton County supervisors approve routine measures, set May 5 land‑use hearing
Summary
At a regular meeting, Benton County supervisors approved routine agenda items and quarterly reports, filed their American Rescue Plan annual report, authorized personnel actions, adopted a budget amendment (resolution 26-25/2625), and set a land‑use hearing for Dylan Felton on May 5 at 9:15 a.m.
The Benton County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine motions and formal actions at its meeting, including agenda and minutes approvals, the filing of the American Rescue Plan annual report, several personnel actions and a budget amendment.
A supervisor moved to approve the meeting agenda and minutes; both motions passed on voice vote. The board acknowledged filing of the American Rescue Plan annual report for the April 1–March 31 reporting year and approved the clerk's and sheriff's quarterly reports after review.
Personnel actions approved included authorization to grant 32 hours of vacation carryover to an employee (Andrews) to be used by the end of June and permission to hire a part‑time driver to fill a transportation vacancy. The board also formally accepted a previously received land‑acquisition bid and moved to formalize that acceptance.
The board approved a series of resolutions: a parcel-related action (resolution 26-23) concerning a long-unpaid, inactivated cabin parcel (parcel number 360-00540 was cited during discussion); a resolution recorded as 26-24 approving the sale of a wildlife area; and a budget amendment recorded on the agenda as 26-25 (also referenced as resolution 2625), which the board adopted following a public hearing.
The board set a land‑use hearing for property owned by Dylan Felton on May 5 at 9:15 a.m.; the hearing date and time were scheduled during the meeting. Public comment during the meeting included requests for access to the sheriff's quarterly report and questions about gravel road public meetings and five‑year plans; staff said they would forward the sheriff's report and follow up regarding the roads meeting.
Votes were recorded by voice; roll‑call style responses appearing in the transcript include names captured as "Tippett," "Woltz," "Eman" (variants spelled in places), and others saying "aye." All listed motions and resolutions passed as recorded in the meeting transcript.
The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn.
Ending: The board adopted the budget amendment and completed its agenda; outstanding administrative steps noted included signing the online adoption paperwork for the budget amendment and any required follow‑up on agenda items.
