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What the Spencer County Fiscal Court decided Feb. 3, 2025
Summary
Summary of the court's formal actions: minutes approved with corrections; resolution opposing state tax collection adopted; Betty Sue Mahavey rezoning approved; Ordinance 17 (containers) adopted with amendments; $300,000 farmers-market grant agreement authorized; referee pay and COLA increases approved; bills approved and executive session scheduled.
Spencer County Fiscal Court took several formal actions at its Feb. 3, 2025 meeting:
- Approved prior meeting minutes with edits (motion by Magistrate Jim; second by Zach). - Adopted a resolution opposing state centralization of local occupational/business tax collection (motion by Magistrate Mike; second by Dan). - Approved the second reading and rezoning recommendation for the Betty Sue Mahavey estate (7.05 acres) from AG-1 to AG-2 based on planning-and-zoning findings. - Adopted Ordinance 17 amending zoning rules for shipping/storage containers (added language to route AG-2/permanent requests to the board of adjustments and requirements for color, signage removal and setbacks). - Authorized the County Judge to execute a $300,000 agricultural-development/farmers-market grant agreement (state grant $250,000 + $50,000 local match). - Approved a $5-per-game pay increase for youth basketball referees (from $20 to $25) and set game scorekeeper pay at $15. - Approved a 2.9% cost-of-living increase for magistrates and the jailer (effective Jan. 1). - Approved invoices, bills and transfers and voted to convene an executive session under KRS 61.810 C and F for pending litigation and personnel matters.
Most votes were by voice after motions and seconds were recorded in the meeting minutes. For ordinance and rezoning actions, the court noted findings from planning and zoning and followed required reading procedures.
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