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Board signs union contract, OKs electric service for chicken barn and renews liquor license
Summary
Louisa County supervisors approved a negotiated union contract with wage increases, authorized a buried electric service extension to a new chicken barn, and moved to renew a liquor license listed on the agenda.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved several routine items on the agenda, including final signatures on a negotiated union contract, an alliance application to permit a buried electric service to a poultry facility, and a liquor license renewal.
Union contract: Supervisors voted to sign a contract that included roughly 4% wage increases for road staff and negotiated amounts for department directors and the sheriff. A motion to sign the contract carried.
Agricultural infrastructure: The board approved an alliance application permitting an underground electrical extension to serve what staff characterized as the county’s third large chicken barn on South Avenue (discussion referenced a barn holding about 48,000 birds). The project was described as a buried line to feed the facility; supervisors moved and approved the application.
Liquor license: The agenda included a renewal for a retail liquor license listed as "Peter Crest" in the packet; a supervisor moved to renew the license and the motion was seconded. The transcript shows the motion to renew and the meeting proceeded to adjourn, with no additional discussion recorded.
What’s next: Contracts will be signed and filed, staff will process the utility permitting paperwork, and the clerk will record the liquor-license renewal paperwork.
