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Votes and actions at a glance: Whitley County Fiscal Court special meeting Jan. 29, 2015
Summary
At the Jan. 29 special called meeting, the court unanimously adopted the agenda, approved prior minutes, approved appropriation transfers and payment of claims, gave first reading to Ordinance 2015-03, re-appointed Bob Durham to the Water District Board, awarded several road-equipment bids, and adjourned. One bid item was skipped due to an advertisement error.
The Whitley County Fiscal Court took a series of unanimous procedural and action items at a special called meeting on Jan. 29, 2015. According to the minutes, the court:
- Adopted the meeting agenda (motion by Michael Jarboe, second by Robbie Brown). - Approved and accepted reading of the previous meeting minutes (motion by Robbie Brown, second by Lon Head). - Approved appropriation transfers as presented (motion by Robbie Brown, seconded by Scotty Harrison). - Approved payment of claims as presented (motion by Lon Head, second by Robbie Brown). - Approved first reading of Ordinance 2015-03 pertaining to flood damage prevention (motion by Robbie Brown, second by Lon Head). - Approved re-appointment of Bob Durham to the Whitley County Water District Board (motion by Pat White Jr., second by Michael Jarboe). - Skipped a bid award for a maintainer for the Road Department due to an error in the advertisement; the item died for lack of motion. - Awarded a tractor bid to Whayne Supply and approved the related payment of claim (motion by Robbie Brown, second by Michael Jarboe). - Awarded a bid to Worldwide Equipment for two dump trucks for the Road Department (motion by Robbie Brown, seconded by Michael Jarboe).
The meeting was called to order by Judge/Executive Pat White Jr., opened with prayer by Rev. Dorman Patrick, and adjourned by motion of Pat White Jr., seconded by Scotty Harrison. The minutes record that all motions listed above passed with unanimous 'yea' votes by those present. The record does not include dollar amounts, ordinance text, or follow-up deadlines for unresolved procurement matters.
