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Louisa County supervisors decline Donated Leave Policy, approve $875 tree purchase and appoint weed commissioner

Louisa County Board of Supervisors · November 25, 2025
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Summary

At its Nov. 25 meeting the Louisa County Board of Supervisors recorded motions to decline a Donated Leave Policy, approved a $875 purchase of two trees from Michael Stoneking, and appointed Michael Howard as FY27 Weed Commissioner; motions were recorded with movers and seconders and treated as approved in the minutes.

The Louisa County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 25 recorded several formal motions affecting personnel and county purchases.

Supervisor Scot Hunt moved, and Supervisor Kevin Hardin seconded, to decline the Donated Leave Policy; the minutes note board members vote "AYE" unless otherwise recorded, and the motion was entered in the record as the board's action. In the same meeting the board approved a motion (mover Kevin Hardin, second Scot Hunt) to purchase two trees from Michael Stoneking for a total of $875.00.

The board also appointed Michael Howard as FY27 Weed Commissioner after a motion by Supervisor Kevin Hardin, seconded by Supervisor Scot Hunt. That appointment was recorded in the minutes and entered as an official action.

All three actions were recorded as motions in the meeting minutes; the agenda and minutes were approved earlier in the session.