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Votes at a glance: Heard County Board approves minutes, transit resolution, appointments and more
Summary
At its Feb. 27 meeting the Heard County Board unanimously approved the Jan. 23 minutes, amended the agenda to hear Judge Joseph Wyant, approved a transit DOT 5311 authorizing resolution, appointed members to planning and library boards, entered and exited executive session, and adjourned.
The Heard County Board of Commissioners recorded several unanimous actions Feb. 27 during its regular meeting.
- Approval of minutes: Commissioner Larry Hooks moved to approve the Jan. 23, 2014 minutes; Commissioner Sandi Allen seconded. The Board voted unanimously to approve.
- Amendment to agenda: Chairman Lee Boone asked to add Judge Joseph Wyant as an invited guest. Commissioner Sandi Allen moved and Commissioner Jacob Cammon seconded; the amendment passed unanimously.
- DOT 5311 resolution: Commissioner Larry Hooks moved and Commissioner Sandi Allen seconded approval of Heard County Transit’s annual authorizing resolution for the DOT 5311 program; the Board approved unanimously.
- Planning Commission appointment: Following the resignation of Cameron Sheppard and the expiration of Brandon Hannah’s term, Commissioner Jacob Cammon moved and Commissioner Gwen Caldwell seconded to appoint Josh Parmer to fill Sheppard’s term; the motion passed unanimously and the Board postponed the second appointment.
- Library Board appointments: Commissioner Sandi Allen moved, seconded by Commissioner Larry Hooks, to appoint Martha Kilgore to the Heard County Library Board; the Board approved. Commissioner Allen then moved, seconded by Commissioner Frank Crook, to appoint Macie Cassel; the Board approved.
- Executive session and adjournment: The Board voted, on motion of Commissioner Sandi Allen and seconded by Commissioner Jacob Cammon, to enter executive session to discuss possible litigation and later voted to return to open session. The meeting concluded with a motion to adjourn (mover: Commissioner Gwen Caldwell; second: Commissioner Jacob Cammon) and a unanimous vote to adjourn.
The minutes record unanimous voting on each action; no tally of dissenting votes or abstentions is recorded.
