Trumbull County commissioners approve permanent sewer easements for Perkins Jones Road extension

At a special meeting called at 9:00 a.m., the Trumbull County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to accept permanent sanitary sewer easements needed for the Perkins Jones Road sanitary sewer extension project, Trumbull County project no. 2‑S‑24, in Bazetta Township’s Mosquito Creek subdistrict.

The clerk read the item stating the easements are required for the operation, maintenance and repair of a portion of the Perkins Jones Road sanitary sewer extension project and that the board should authorize Rick Hernandez, president of the Trumbull County Board of Commissioners, to execute all required forms. A motion to accept the easements was made and seconded; the transcript identifies Commissioner Malloy as the seconder, but it does not name the original mover. Commissioners Malloy, Bernard and Board President Rick Hernandez each voted yes and the motion carried.

The acceptance follows a recommendation from the Trumbull County Sanitary Engineers Department that was read into the record. Commissioners declined further discussion, noting the matter had been addressed previously. After completing business on the easement, a motion to adjourn was made and seconded; the three commissioners voted yes and the meeting ended.

The action authorizes the board president to sign documents required to record or otherwise secure permanent sanitary sewer easements for the specified portion of the Perkins Jones Road extension project. The transcript does not provide additional details about affected landowners, compensation, or the specific parcels covered by the easements; those details were not specified in the record provided.

The board took no other formal actions on related permits or contracts during this brief special session.