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Commissioners approve routine resolutions on payments, travel, donations, development agreements and permits

Delaware County Board of Commissioners · July 28, 2026
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Summary

The board approved a set of routine resolutions including payments and warrants, travel expense requests, donation of UPS units to Morrow County, development owner agreements, right-of-way permits, and an invitation to bid for a jail boiler replacement.

The Board of Commissioners moved through a series of routine, but consequential, items and approved multiple resolutions by recorded vote.

Resolutions included approval of purchase orders/certificates/payments (Res. 26-519), travel expense requests (Res. 26-520), donation of two end-of-life UPS units to the Morrow County Sheriff's Office (Res. 26-522), owner agreements for Oakwood Reserve and Mira Luna Phase 1 (Res. 26-528), right-of-way permits (Res. 26-529), and authorization to invite bids to replace the jail's No. 2 boiler (Res. 26-524). Each of the listed resolutions was moved, seconded and passed during the meeting. Commissioners also accepted a short public street in the Enclave at Old State following the one-year maintenance period (Res. 26-527).

Where presenters provided detail, staff described the purpose and timing for next steps: the UPS units were removed from service and will be useful to Morrow County for parts; facilities staff said the Williams/Willis Building renovation phase will pause during the gubernatorial election and return in December to finish work; engineering staff recommended acceptance of newly completed local streets after the maintenance period.