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Court approves temporary holdovers for old post office tenants, keeps Danville Pediatrics parking at $40/spot
Summary
Boyle County will allow two tenants of a newly purchased former post office to remain under current rents — Department of Public Advocacy at $3,256.50/month (up to six months) and Bluegrass Chiropractic at $4,005.75/month — and approved Danville Pediatrics to keep 15 parking spots at $40 per spot month‑to‑month with 60 days' notice.
County attorney Chris Herring told the Boyle County Fiscal Court the county's closing on the former U.S. Post Office is scheduled around June 30 and recommended the court be a “good neighbor” by allowing the current renters extra time to relocate.
Herring said the Department of Public Advocacy currently pays $3,256.50 per month and asked the court to allow a six‑month extension so the agency can advertise and find new space. He recommended keeping Bluegrass Chiropractic at the current monthly rent of $4,005.75 on a month‑to‑month basis because the tenant prefers flexibility. The court approved holdovers for those two tenants for up to six months, using the amounts presented by the county attorney.
The court then separately considered 15 parking spaces rented by Danville Pediatrics. Attorney Herring recommended continuing those 15 spots at $40 per spot per month. The court approved a motion to permit Danville Pediatrics to keep its current 15 spaces at $40 per spot (a $600 monthly total), on a month‑to‑month basis with a 60‑day termination clause and the option for the county to relocate the spots within the lot if needed for sheriff operations.
All motions were approved by voice vote. The judge instructed county staff to prepare lease documents and to coordinate with the sheriff's office about the sheriff's future needs for office space and parking in the newly acquired building.
