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Perry County fiscal court approves minutes, contracts, LGEDF grant and easement in routine session
Summary
The court unanimously approved minutes, bill payments, transfers, a deed of easement for a communications tower, an LGEDF grant to 3 Kids Closet, a construction management contract for roof repairs and parcel appraisal contracts for a housing development project.
Clerk ran the consent and routine agenda, and the court approved multiple items by voice vote with no recorded opposition.
The court approved the minutes of the previous meeting after a motion by Spencer and a second by Combs. It then approved bill payments from the prior session (motion by Combs; second by Church) and ratified invoices to be paid per fund (motion by Church; second by Spencer).
The court approved transfers to submit to the state Department for Local Government and voted to enter a deed of easement between Daniel and Heather Sumner for a communications tower on the county’s south end, the clerk said; the easement was described as intended to improve emergency-management and volunteer fire-department communications.
Clerk announced a Local Government Economic Development Fund award (LGEDF 26-266) to 3 Kids Closet for $11,997.97, noting the program supports new and existing local businesses. The court approved awarding the construction management contract for Prairie County roof repairs to Coedell Construction (insurance-funded project) and approved an appraisals contract for the Prairie County Housing Development Project to Russell Hornsbury at $400 per parcel. The clerk said the appraisal work is part of a reimbursable grant project.
All motions recorded in the transcript were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with the clerk calling "Aye" responses and asking for opposed voices; none were recorded. The meeting did not include roll-call vote tallies by name in the transcript; minutes or later records should be consulted for an attendance roll and individual votes if required.
The court also received a recycling update (24 tons cardboard; 90 pounds plastics; 105 pounds aluminum for April) and heard event planning updates tied to upcoming large gatherings the county expects to host.
