Board adopts continuity resolution to allow payments while Lake O'San separates operations
Summary
The Lake County Sanitation District board approved a continuity-of-services resolution to keep payroll, authorized signatories and payments operational through the transition; staff said the resolution and the final budget will fill remaining process gaps.
The board voted to adopt a continuity-of-services resolution designed to preserve financial processes, authorized signatures and routine payments while the Lake O'San districts transition from county-administered operations. Patrick Sullivan, Lake County treasurer-tax collector, said the resolution fills gaps left by earlier actions and clarifies payroll and payment procedures during the organizational change.
"The current financial processes are gonna continue to run that will access funds in the same way," Sullivan said, describing the resolution as a short-term measure to keep services running. Auditor-controller staff added the resolution would also identify authorized signatories so claims and payments can be processed timely. A motion to adopt the resolution was offered, seconded and approved by roll call.
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