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Fiscal Court approves leases, architectural contract, deed transfer and several personnel actions
Summary
The court approved a second reading of a lease ordinance related to the Clark County Convention Center and Fire Department, a lease amendment, disbursement from bond funds for 'K Dog' ($233,657.56), an architectural services agreement for the Judicial Center, a deed transfer to Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve, the appointment of Michael Caldwell as County Executive and the promotion of Jerry Miller in the Highway Department.
The Clark County Fiscal Court approved multiple ordinances, contracts, property and personnel actions during its June 10 meeting.
The court completed a second reading of an ordinance tied to a lease agreement related to the Clark County Convention Center and the Clark County Fire Department and approved a first amendment to a separate lease agreement involving the County Association of Counties Finance Corporation by voice votes.
Members approved a disbursement request described in the record as "K Dog" for remaining bond funds and capital expenditures; the amount recorded in the minutes was $233,657.56. The court approved providing required documentation to the recipient and moved the disbursement forward.
The court approved an agreement with Sherman Carter Barnhart Design Professionals for architectural services on the Judicial Center after confirming project development approvals were in place.
A deed transfer was approved that conveys a parcel to the Lower Howard's Creek Nature and Heritage Preserve, a nonprofit entity, concluding an effort court members said had been under way for about six years and removing the property from oversight by the Heritage Commission.
The court also approved an order appointing Michael Caldwell to the County Executive office. In personnel actions, Jerry Miller was promoted to full-time foreman in the Highway Department with a reported $2-per-hour increase; one member asked about the need for an additional foreman but the promotion carried by voice vote with one recorded "No." The court reappointed Melvin Henry to the Winchester-Clark County Planning and Zoning Commission and approved an annual standing order reauthorizing the start of the state's fiscal year 2027.
All approvals were recorded as voice votes in the meeting minutes; where dollar amounts or contract details were referenced, the record indicated required supporting documentation would be provided to the court or included in procurement files.
