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Adair County approves easement to recover washed culvert, appoints Alan Garvy to library board
Summary
The commission approved an easement allowing crews to recover a washed culvert and accepted a donation of dirt from the landowner; the commission also appointed Alan Garvy to the Adair County Library Board following interviews of multiple candidates.
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Adair County commissioners approved an easement with Roy Thomas Easley to allow county crews to recover a culvert washed down a stream on Linderville Trail and to use donated dirt from Mr. Easley to replace the culvert. The easement had been signed by Mr. Easley on June 18. Commissioner King moved to approve the easement and Commissioner McHenry seconded; the motion passed on a roll-call vote with Shahan, King and McHenry recorded as voting aye.
Earlier in the week the commission interviewed candidates for an open seat on the Adair County Library Board, including Alan Garvy, Robin Pasa and Tara Winkler. After the interviews the commission voted to appoint Alan Garvy to the library board; the motion carried unanimously.
Minutes include no details about the length of the library board term or Mr. Garvy’s background beyond the interview; the easement paperwork and the donor’s offer of dirt were noted in the minutes as part of the culvert-recovery plan.
