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Votes at a glance: Land Bank actions on May 11, 2026
Summary
Record of formal motions and unanimous voice votes taken by the Fayette County Land Bank May 11, including minutes approval, demolition bid acceptance, conditional funding for a Jeffersonville site, rescission and transfer of a Bloomingburg parcel, foreclosure authorization, and adjournment.
The Fayette County Land Bank recorded the following motions and voice‑vote outcomes on May 11, 2026: approval of minutes from April 27 (motion: Mr. Joe Denen; second: Mr. Branen Weade; result: unanimous voice vote); acceptance of lowest and best demolition/asbestos bids for multiple properties (motion: Mr. Garland; second: Mrs. Brenda Mossbarger; result: unanimous voice vote); conditional authorization to use remaining demolition grant funds for 31 S. Main St., Jeffersonville if an assessment shows the site is not a brownfield and use is allowable (motion: Mr. Branen Weade; second: Mr. Joe Denen; result: unanimous voice vote); rescind prior March 30 transfer motion for 11880 St. Rt. 38 N., Bloomingburg (motion: Mr. Garland; second: Mr. Joe Denen; result: unanimous voice vote); transfer 11880 St. Rt. 38 N. to Paint Township and waive the transfer cost (motion: Mr. Garland; second: Mr. Joe Denen; result: unanimous voice vote); authorize P.M. Title to begin foreclosure proceedings on a listed set of parcels (motion: Mr. Garland; second: Mrs. Brenda Mossbarger; result: unanimous voice vote); and adjourn (motion: Mr. Garland; second: Mr. Minyo; result: recorded vote to adjourn).
The transcript records each action as passed by voice vote with no recorded dissents. Where the transcript names the mover and seconder, those are listed above; several voice votes are recorded as "all being in favor."
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