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Votes at a glance: Mills County Board approves speed-limit change, nullifies bid award and clears consent agenda
Summary
At its May 19 meeting the Mills County Board approved the consent agenda, raised a speed limit at 221st St. and Barrus Rd to 45 mph, nullified a bid award for Clerk of Court renovations, and adjourned after tabling final adoption of an ordinance. All recorded motions passed 2-0.
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The Mills County Board of Supervisors handled several administrative and roadway actions at its May 19 meeting in Glenwood. Most motions were unanimous among the two supervisors present, Jack Sayers and Lonnie Mayberry; Chair Richard Crouch was absent.
Consent agenda: The board approved the consent agenda, including the May 12 meeting minutes and jail reports for February, March and April. The motion to approve the consent agenda passed 2-0 (Mayberry moved; Sayers seconded).
Speed limit: The board approved Resolution 26-19, amending Resolution 26-08 to change the speed limit at 221st Street and Barrus Road from 35 mph to 45 mph. The motion carried 2-0.
Clerk of Court renovations: The board voted to nullify a previously awarded bid for the Clerk of Court renovations. The minutes do not identify the contractor or the contract value; the motion passed 2-0.
Ordinance reading and adjournment: The board approved the second reading of Ordinance 26-01 (Adult Dependent Facilities) by a 2-0 vote and tabled the third reading and formal adoption until a future meeting. Supervisors moved to adjourn at 8:33 a.m.; the motion carried 2-0.
All recorded votes in the minutes show two "Ayes" and no recorded "Nays." The auditor’s office posts full resolutions, ordinances and meeting recordings on the county website for further detail.
