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Clinton County Legislature approves Resolutions #267–#306, holds executive session on property and personnel
Summary
The Clinton County Legislature on April 22 approved Resolutions #267–#306 as presented and entered an executive session to discuss a parcel of real property and the employment history of certain individuals; the meeting opened at 5:19 p.m. and adjourned at 6:46 p.m.
Chairperson Mark Henry called the Clinton County Legislature to order at 5:19 p.m. on April 22 and the body approved the minutes of its April 8 regular session before moving through committee reports and resolutions.
Most of the meeting’s substantive business was procedural. Committees recommended a slate of measures and the Legislature approved Resolutions #267 through #306, the minutes show. The transcript does not record individual roll-call tallies for each resolution in these minutes.
Committee chairs told the Legislature where several of the resolutions originated: the Buildings and Grounds Committee recommended Resolutions #267 and #268 after a presentation from Superintendent James Cleveland on contracting and facilities work; Finance placed Resolutions #269 and #270 on the agenda; the Personnel Committee recommended Resolutions #271–#286; the Airport Committee recommended Resolutions #287–#292 and #306; Public Safety placed #293; and Transportation recommended #294–#298.
Before considering resolutions, the Legislature took a short series of formal votes: Legislator Rob Timmons moved to accept the April 8 minutes, seconded by Legislator Kevin Randall; the motion carried 8-0-2 (two excused). Later, Legislator Ron Deragon moved that the body enter executive session to discuss a piece of real property and the employment history of certain individuals at 5:46 p.m.; Legislator Francis Peryea seconded and the motion passed 8-0-2. The Legislature exited executive session at 6:46 p.m. on a motion by Legislator Rob Timmons, seconded by Legislator Deragon, which also carried 8-0-2. Legislator Francis Peryea moved to adjourn at 6:46 p.m.; Legislator Kevin Randall seconded.
What this means: the minutes record committee recommendations and an omnibus approval of the listed resolutions; the minutes do not provide the text of the resolutions, individual vote tallies for each resolution, or detail on any conditions or amendments. For readers seeking the specific language or fiscal effects of any listed resolution, the county clerk’s office or the posted agenda packet would be the source for the full documents.
Votes at a glance - Acceptance of minutes (Apr. 8): Moved by Legislator Rob Timmons, seconded by Legislator Kevin Randall — Carried 8-0-2. - Enter executive session (real property; employment history): Moved by Legislator Ron Deragon, seconded by Legislator Francis Peryea — Carried 8-0-2. - Exit executive session: Moved by Legislator Rob Timmons, seconded by Legislator Ron Deragon — Carried 8-0-2. - Resolutions #267–#306: Approved (individual tallies not specified in the transcript).
