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Henry County appoints five to Stone Ridge Common Sewer District board
Summary
The Henry County Commission unanimously appointed five members to the new Stone Ridge Common Sewer District board, assigning staggered terms to establish the district's initial governance. Each appointment passed by roll-call vote.
The Henry County Commission unanimously appointed five people to serve on the board of the newly formed Stone Ridge Common Sewer District on May 19, 2026. Commissioners recorded roll-call votes approving staggered terms intended to populate the district's initial board.
Mike Edgett attended the meeting to request the appointments. Commissioner Jake Bradley moved to appoint Roy Bachelet to a three-year term; Commissioner Mark Larson seconded the motion and the board voted Larson, Bradley and Stone, yes. Bradley then moved to appoint Mark Smith to a two-year term; Larson seconded and the motion carried by the same roll-call vote. Bradley moved to appoint Brian Gough to a one-year term, Larson seconded and the motion carried. Bradley moved to appoint Dale S. Houston for a four-year term, Larson seconded and the board approved. Finally, Bradley moved to appoint Chuck Farris to a five-year term; Larson seconded and the motion carried.
Each appointment was recorded as carried by roll-call (Larson, yes; Bradley, yes; Stone, yes). No amendments to the appointments were requested during the recorded motions. The appointments establish the initial governance for the Stone Ridge Common Sewer District; meeting minutes did not record additional details about candidate backgrounds or the district's near-term work plan.
Procedural next steps for the district (filings, orientation, or a first meeting date) were not specified in the recorded discussion and therefore are not reported here.
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