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Logan County commissioners approve minutes, plat, contracts and consent items
Summary
At its April 6 meeting in Guthrie the Logan County Board of Commissioners approved routine minutes, a 30‑lot subdivision plat, a maintenance contract, a consent agenda with a $384,462 loan to District 2 and other items; all roll-call votes were unanimous.
The Logan County Board of Commissioners approved a series of routine motions at its April 6 regular meeting in Guthrie, including minutes, a subdivision plat, a maintenance agreement and a consent agenda that contained a $384,462 fund-to-fund loan to District 2.
Floyd Coffman moved to approve the minutes of March 26 and March 31, 2026; Mark Sharpton seconded, and the motion passed Piearcy-AYE, Sharpton-AYE, Coffman-AYE. The board approved the plat for Forrest Hills Estates, a 30-lot subdivision in the NE/4 of 16-15N-4W, on a motion by Mark Sharpton seconded by Monty Piearcy (Piearcy-AYE, Sharpton-AYE, Coffman-AYE).
The board also approved a maintenance agreement for the County Clerk's postage machine with Summit Technology Affiliates for $1,690.00 (motion by Mark Sharpton, second by Monty Piearcy; unanimous). The consent agenda was approved by motion of Mark Sharpton and second of Floyd Coffman; it included multiple routine appropriations and a fund transfer of $384,462.00 (1103-6-6000-2005 to 1425-6-4200-2005) recorded as a loan to District 2 to be returned after payment is received from a REAP grant.
Separately, the board approved Resolution #26-022 accepting a $724.50 donation from Bobby Davison to District 2 for rock on Cooksey Road east of Henny Road (motion by Floyd Coffman, second by Mark Sharpton; unanimous). The board took no action on a reported $30,401 donation from ONEOK to District 1 because the funds had not been received.
With no further business, the board adjourned until its next regular meeting on April 15, 2026.
