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Commission approves budget amendments, surplus property declarations and highway mapping edits
Summary
In addition to the budget and levies, the commission approved an amendment to the budget for state aid and five road projects, declared several items surplus (computers, cameras, iPads) and approved a highway department resolution to remove approximately 877 feet of road from mapping.
The Robertson County Commission approved several administrative resolutions including a budget amendment for state aid and funding five road infrastructure projects (Pleasant Grove, Cedar Grove, Road Hall, Maxey Jones and Matthews). The commission heard that those roads had been bid and that the amendment would fund the work.
The body also adopted resolutions to declare surplus county property — including older computers, cameras, laptops and iPads — and authorized disposition under Tennessee code. The highway department presented a brief resolution to remove about 877 feet of road from county mapping; commissioners moved, seconded and approved the administrative items.
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