Meeting of August 16, 2022

good morning everyone and welcome to the borah county fiscal court uh august the 16th of 2022 and it's uh 9 30 and at this time uh mr coy mr larry cory would you mind leaving us in the location please sir our father in heaven we come to you this morning thankful for this beautiful day that you've given us for all the blessings you've shown us lord with this morning we ask you that you would continue to look after us guide and direct everything that we do we ask you to bless this meeting help the leaders to do what's right in your sight father and to do what's right for this community we just pray for all of our veterans and all of our first responders throughout this nation that put their lives on the line every day for our safety we just pray to you watch after them keep them all safe all these things we pray in jesus name amen [Music] of amen united states of america and through the recovery for which it stands one nation under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all thank you thank you larry sam at this time if you call roll the burning court to order please mr mitchell mr logsdon yes mr laswell

yes mr raja yes judge yes all present thank you treasurer's transfer report today yes judge uh those were dated from july 31st and also for august 16th second got a motion for first district major mitchell a second by second district register logsdon to approve the treasury's transfer report as presented to the court and discussion members none sam calabro plays mr loxton yes mr loswell yeah mr rajo yes judge summers yes mr mitchell yes motion carried thank you um presentation approval of our bills thank you motion we approve all this second got a motion of fourth district magister ray hill a second by third district magistrate laswell to approve the bills is presented to the court uh any discussion members hearing none sam carroll please mr loswell yes mr ahl yes judge summers yes mr mitchell yes mr logsdon yes motion carried thank you conan your treasures report please yes judge that would be your receipt condition report an appropriation condition report advice is taken through july

2022 [Music] got a motion by first district mitchell a second my second district magister logs in to approve the treasurer's report as presented in discussion members very nice sam carlos mr rahul yes judge summers yes mr mitchell yes mr logsdon yes mr loswell yes motion carried thank you thank you and the minutes have been delayed presentations uh justin we have a addition to the agenda justin lauren our director of ema we spent some time in coordination with the cities of phillyview and mount washington went up to eastern kentucky and uh justin take it away good morning everyone good morning so you can see here uh we had the health department lend us a trailer for the last week that we were able to make donations and we were able to deliver these to brethren county so this first picture

here is a pile and a half of sanitizer that we were able to hand out that went to multiple counties as a distribution hub that including their health department we had over 750 worth of new clothing for children donating hundreds of canned food and peanut butter uh which went a very long way household products like cleaners spray bottles brooms paper towels and so over 150 pounds of dog and cat food generators boil air mattresses and quilts we were also requested by brett county emergency management to deliver the goods to the more rural area of the county so we were able to utilize the side by side that we got a month early and we ended up delivering over 320 mills 40 cases of water and several supplies for cleaning supplies and you can see in the pictures there some of the damage but off right pitcher you can see the house that's that's left uh bottom right that was fully collapsed and then the bottom left one where the entire side was ripped off and then just some extra pictures that we found along the way vehicles overturned the bottom right that was actually still a grassy area

several feet of mud and the top right picture is a house that's actually slid down the road the left one was a church and then so there's some more debris nicely done so thank you all for allowing us and making the point of contact so we can deliver those goods to every one of you and and chief morris i know you're on the to speak at the end but i think it'd be appropriate for you to speak now if you would please come up okay i don't have no fancy slide show like justin here but my biggest point coming today me and the mayor had spoke we they needed some down eastern kentucky needed some police cars so not trying to give kudos to us but to put into perspective we had the cars but we didn't have a way to get them down there and in less than two hours justin this crew was able to come up to our city they got our police cars they delivered

them they got theirselves back we did nothing other than donate the cars but i wanted to give a good kudos to those guys best ema crew that could anybody could ask for i hope one day if we ever have a tragedy the same thing would be returned to us but i feel confident that we are in great hands so just want to come in today and let everybody know what these guys do how much i appreciate them how much the city appreciates them and the mayor does and we're very thankful that was it thank you thank you and uh if todd buckle could be here from who's executive director of the county judges association this is twice now that justin and his crew has made an outstanding efforts to both eastern and western kentucky and i'm sure he'll bounce in here and uh bring kudos around them too they were probably the most professional group in organized group that was up there they also helped to assist the national guard and let's put this by organizing efforts in the city of jackson and brethren county so

thank you again justin and john uh we have no business at this time our second reading for zone ordinance 22-14 kenneth jason and stacy m jones in second reading column kentucky county bullet zone awards number 22-14 and north relation changes only a certain property from agriculture to our three single-family residential the property question is 5.9 acres more or less located 250 felt lane in an incorporated area of the county we're at the fiscal court of old county history of the carrying health joint planning commission and the recommendation commission the information provides staff for the office of campaign zoning and testimony evidence presented public hearing from the fiscal court and whereas this report concurs in and also reads the joint planning commission it says only change and approve successful recommendations of the planning commission this matters outside minutes in terms of zoning change is acceptable and should be approved another four we are deemed by fiscal quarter county in bulacan kentucky section one to above property located in incorporated areas of the county and more quickly mentioned records of planning commission dr number 2022 z-22 this year by chance from maricopa to our three single-family residential section two this order shall take effect on passages of publication required by

law section three consecutive provision of privacy orders be carried unconstitutional or invalid for any reason by a court of commons jurisdiction then their medical ordinance not be affected and show me in full force effect 4 fiscal court on the second day of august 2022 in the second reading developed upon a regular meeting of the bully county fiscal court on the 16th of august 2022 thank you rob um sam call the roll please or i need a motion to approve make a motion we appreciate this number 2214 i'll second that motion got a motion before district manchester ray hill a second by the second district magistrate logsdon to approve zoning ordinance 22-14 sam colorado judge summers yes mr mitchell mr logsdon yes mr loswell yes mr ray hill yes motion carried thank you second reading for zone lawrence 22-15 gerald p burke the jr kentucky county bullet zone warrants number 22-15 and north relative changes on certain property maricopa r-1 single-family