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Lavaca County commissioners keep county burn ban off for now
Summary
In a unanimous vote at a Jan. 6 special meeting, the Lavaca County Commissioners voted to leave the county burn ban off until their next meeting; no further rationale or documentation was recorded in the public minutes.
The Lavaca County Commissioners’ Court voted unanimously on Jan. 6 to keep the county burn ban off until the next meeting.
Commissioner Kenny W. Siegel moved, “I make motion to leave the burn ban off until next meeting to discuss if necessary.” Commissioner Dennis W. Kocian seconded the motion. County Judge Keith Mudd and all four commissioners voted yes; the action is recorded as court order 19464.
The minutes do not record additional discussion, supporting data, or public comment on the burn-ban decision. A notation in the minutes reads “NO DOCUMENTATION SUBMITTED TO THE MINUTES OF THE COURT.” The court meets on the second and fourth Mondays of each month; the item may be revisited at a future meeting if circumstances change.
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