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Louisa County supervisors approve $145,547 in special claims, abate taxes on one parcel and deny fireworks permit
Summary
At its July 30 meeting the Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved the agenda and minutes, approved $145,547.28 in special claims, abated taxes on parcel 13-25-151-002, and denied a fireworks permit for dates outside state timelines.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on July 30 approved routine business including the meeting agenda and minutes, approved special claims totaling $145,547.28 and voted to abate taxes on parcel 13-25-151-002.
Supervisor Chris Ball moved to approve the agenda; Supervisor Shawn Maine seconded. Maine moved and Ball seconded approval of the July 23 minutes. Maine moved and Ball seconded approval of the special claims package, which the board recorded as approved.
The special-claims list included a $102,284.96 ISAC health insurance premium entry, a $29,533 payment labeled "thermo scientific opioid settle," and smaller line items such as office supplies, phone services and consulting fees. The total amount approved by motion was $145,547.28.
Separately, the board voted to abate taxes on parcel 13-25-151-002 after a motion by Maine and second by Ball. County staff recorded the motion as approved.
A fireworks permit application for Scot Bieri was discussed and denied because the requested dates fell outside permitted state timelines. The minutes state the application was denied but also include the shorthand "All: Nyes," which appears inconsistent with the denial and does not provide a clear vote tally; the minutes do not otherwise record individual yes/no votes for that item.
Chairman Brad Quigley adjourned the meeting at 9:40 a.m.
