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Louisa County supervisors approve donated handrails for food pantry
Summary
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved a motion to install handrails at a local food pantry using donated materials and labor. The motion was moved by Supervisor Chris Ball, seconded by Supervisor Shawn Maine, and recorded as approved by the board present.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors voted Oct. 29 to install handrails at the county’s local food pantry, with materials and labor to be donated.
The motion was moved by Supervisor Chris Ball and seconded by Supervisor Shawn Maine. The minutes note the board’s standard practice that members vote “AYE” unless otherwise recorded; all three supervisors present (Chairman Brad Quigley, Supervisor Shawn Maine and Supervisor Chris Ball) were listed as voting in the affirmative.
The motion specifies that the handrails and installation will be provided through donated materials and labor; no county funds or contract awards were recorded in the minutes. The item was considered during the portion of the meeting when the board noted there was no public input.
The approval closes the matter for board action in this session; the minutes do not record a timeline for installation or which organization will furnish the donations.
