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Kincaid board approves selling old meeting chairs; discusses condemned houses and possible 250th anniversary participation
Summary
Trustees approved selling old meeting chairs for $5 apiece, discussed contacting an engineer about condemning two unsafe houses, and debated limited participation in a 250th anniversary celebration.
Trustees approved a motion from Trustee Paso to sell the village's old chairs to the public for $5 apiece; Trustee Evans seconded and the motion passed. A resident in the meeting offered to purchase chairs immediately: "If you sell them for $5, I will take at least four of them," one attendee said.
Mayor Pezze reported he had contacted an engineer (identified as Butch Stephens) about inspecting a building near the church and another house on a hill to evaluate condemnation. The board discussed limited capacity to support a community-wide 250th anniversary celebration but floated smaller options such as a 4th of July gathering or partnering with the Community Club to host fundraising events. No formal commitment to the anniversary resolution was made.
The board voted to proceed with chair sales and to explore condemnation steps and community event planning at future meetings; timelines and funding were not set during this session.
