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Lavaca County approves routine contracts, surplus property and exemptions; tables Paylocity presentation
Summary
The Commissioners'Court approved multiple routine items May 11, including surplus IT property for GovDeals, two subdivision-exemption certificates, a broom purchase for Precinct 3, a printer lease, and a Kofile archival-imaging contract; the Paylocity presentation was tabled. All recorded votes were 3'0yes with two commissioners absent.
Lavaca County Commissioners on May 11 approved a series of routine administrative actions, including surplusing IT equipment, two Certificates of Exemption from subdivision requirements, procurement for precinct equipment, and records-management services.
The court declared the items listed in Exhibit A from the IT Department as surplus and approved disposal via GovDeals (Court Order: 20008). Commissioners approved a Certificate of Exemption for Scott and Melony Blundel (Pct. 4) and a Certificate of Exemption for Jerry and Winston Davis Family Limited Partnership (Pct. 3) by separate motions (Court Orders: 20009 and 20010). The court also approved the purchase of a Broce RCT-350 broom for Precinct 3 (Court Order: 20011).
District Clerk Lori Wenske secured approval of a lease agreement with Dewitt Poth & Son for a PA3500cx printer (lease #12055; Court Order: 20012) and a proposal with Kofile Technologies, Inc. for archival imaging and custom indexing services was approved (Court Order: 20013).
Auditor Sheila Velasquez introduced Cole Salomon with Paylocity for a brief overview; Commissioner Edward Pustka moved to table that presentation and the motion carried (Court Order: 20007). Almost all motions were moved and seconded by Commissioners Edward Pustka and Dennis W. Kocian; County Judge Keith Mudd and the two voting commissioners approved each item. Commissioners Wayne Faircloth and Kenny W. Siegel were recorded absent on the roll calls.
The consent agenda covering minutes, monthly auditor and treasurer reports, claims, and county officials' reports was approved by the court (Court Order: 20014). The court then moved into an executive session to discuss the tax-abatement guidelines item and later adjourned at 11:16 AM.
