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Cherokee County work session previews seven consent items including ADA plan and supplemental court awards
Summary
The work session summarized seven consent items for the board’s consideration: an ADA transition plan for Recreation & Parks, a residency waiver for an alcohol license, surplus turf disposal, two supplemental awards to court programs, and final acceptance of public rights-of-way at two subdivisions.
County staff summarized seven consent agenda items for the board to consider at the upcoming meeting.
Key items include adoption of an ADA transition plan for Recreation & Parks (required to maintain national accreditation), a request to waive the alcohol license residency requirement for FS 92 LLC for a proposed restaurant at 6199 Highway 92, Suite 200, and a request from Senior Services to surplus approximately 860 square feet of artificial turf that cannot be reused. Staff also described two supplemental funding awards to drug-court and treatment programs ($28,138 and $5,652) and recommended final acceptance of public rights of way and drainage infrastructure in the Haley Station subdivision and on a segment of Owl Creek Parkway.
Staff said the Recreation & Parks Advisory Board approved the ADA transition plan at its February meeting and that funding and implementation details were included in department budgets where applicable. The consent items were presented without debate in the work session.
No formal votes were recorded during the work session; the consent items will be presented for approval on the board’s agenda.
