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Cabell County Commission approves routine agenda, property sales and Army Corps Right‑of‑Entry

Cabell County Commission · June 1, 2026
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Summary

At its Dec. 22, 2020 meeting the Cabell County Commission unanimously approved its agenda and a slate of routine items, including appointing a local sheriff as estate administrator, approving sale of two county parcels, adopting holiday hours, authorizing a Corps of Engineers Right-of-Entry for a Lower Mud HTRW investigation, and several EMT hires.

The Cabell County Commission met on Dec. 22, 2020, and unanimously approved its agenda and a series of routine actions, the commission record shows.

Nancy Cartmill, President, called the meeting to order at 10:00 a.m. Commissioner Jim Morgan moved to approve the meeting agenda; Commissioner Kelli Sobonya seconded and the vote was unanimous.

The commission approved a petition in Wilson v. Adkins (Civil Action No. CK-6-2019-C-265) asking that Sheriff Chuck Zerkle Jr. be appointed administrator of the Estate of Mindy Adkins after County Attorney William Watson said no one had come forward in the prior 60 days to assume that role. Commissioner Jim Morgan moved to approve the petition and Commissioner Kelli Sobonya seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

The board also approved the sale of two parcels sold at auction (District 03 Map 12 Parcel 47 and District 03 Map 18 Parcel 61.2), and adopted a resolution setting holiday hours for Christmas 2020, New Year’s 2020–2021 and other 2021 holidays for the commission. Each motion was moved by Commissioner Jim Morgan, seconded by Commissioner Kelli Sobonya, and passed unanimously.

The commission authorized a Right-of-Entry agreement with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Huntington District) for the Lower Mud Flood Risk Management Project to allow a Hazardous, Toxic and Radioactive Waste (HTRW) investigation on county property. The motion to approve that agreement was likewise unanimous.

On personnel matters, the commission approved three EMT appointments — Jessica Chey-Ann Dalton (full-time), Joseph Jeremy Diamond (per diem) and Nathan Christian Petty (full-time) — and approved the reclassification of Amanda Manning to full-time EMT. Financial and administrative actions approved at the meeting included purchase orders #21-101139 through #21-101311, monthly fuel-card payments to Fifth Third, and a handwritten check to Unum & Guardian for $19,927.60.

An executive session item concerning opioid litigation was listed on the agenda, but the record notes that "there was no one available for the Executive Session" and no session was convened. The commission approved minutes to be recorded from the Salt Rock Water PSD regular meeting held Nov. 10, 2020, and adjourned at 10:10 a.m.

Votes at a glance: - Approve Dec. 22, 2020 agenda: Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous (Cartmill, Morgan, Sobonya: yes). - Erroneous assessments/land consolidations & probate documentation: Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Purchase orders #21-101139–#21-101311, Fifth Third fuel payments, handwritten check to Unum & Guardian ($19,927.60): Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Wilson v. Adkins (CK-6-2019-C-265): Petition to appoint Sheriff Chuck Zerkle Jr. as estate administrator: Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Sale of county parcels (District 03 Map 12 Parcel 47; District 03 Map 18 Parcel 61.2): Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Resolution on holiday hours for 2020–2021: Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Right-of-Entry with U.S. Army Corps, Lower Mud HTRW investigation: Moved Jim Morgan; second Kelli Sobonya — unanimous. - Employment/reclassification (three EMT hires; Amanda Manning reclassification): Moved Kelli Sobonya; second Jim Morgan — unanimous.

The meeting record contains no registered public speakers and lists routine administrative approvals taken by the commission. The next regularly scheduled meeting was not specified in the file provided.