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Louisa County supervisors approve consent items including cell-tower bore, wellness agreement and FEMA compliance letter
Summary
At its Feb. 4, 2025 meeting the Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved routine consent items including claims of $126,149.44, a payroll change, Louisa Communications’ right-of-way bore for a cell tower, a 2025 ISAC wellness agreement, publication of the 2024 County Wage Report and authorization for the chair to sign a three-year FEMA compliance letter for federal grant DR#1763.
The Louisa County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine consent and administrative items at its Feb. 4, 2025 meeting, including claims, payroll changes, a right-of-way permit for Louisa Communications, a wellness agreement and a FEMA compliance authorization.
The meeting record shows Supervisor Kevin Hardin moved and Chair Shawn Maine seconded approval of the meeting agenda, the Jan. 28 minutes and claims totaling $126,149.44. The board also reviewed a payroll change for Joseph Laue, recording a new hourly rate of $27.34 effective Feb. 4, 2025. The county payroll listing in the minutes reports total wages of $5,267,315.70 for the pay period shown.
Adam Shutt, County Engineer, provided his weekly update and the board considered a Secondary Roads union proposal (presentation only; no vote on union terms recorded in the minutes). On a motion by Hardin and second by Maine, the board approved Louisa Communications’ application to bore across 100th Street on county right-of-way to accommodate a new cell tower.
The board also approved the 2025 Wellness Program Agreement with ISAC and voted to publish the 2024 County Wage Report. On a separate motion, the board authorized the chair to sign a three-year FEMA compliance letter related to projects F208 and F170 under Federal Grant DR#1763.
All motions recorded in the minutes list either Kevin Hardin or Shawn Maine as mover and seconder and are recorded as approved; the minutes state board members vote “AYE” unless otherwise noted. With no further business, the board adjourned at 9:07 a.m.
