Meeting of May 16, 2023

Bless the people come out [Music] together amen thank you Magistrate thank you just candy okay we're working on technical difficulties here for just a second okay [Music]

are you ready okay I'm missing four feet called the road please yes I'm here here thank you treasurer's transfer report Canadian yes transfer that transfer report s I'll put formal motion we accept the treasure transfer report is presented [Music] got a motion by second district magistrate logsdon a second by Third District Magistrate Johnson to approve the treasurer's transfer report as presented Mr fruitful role place yes yes presentation and prove about bills is presented second

got a motion the first district magistrate excuse me Sanders the second by second district magistrate logs in to approve the bills is presented [Music] yes yes yes yes thank you Treasures report uh Kenan please yes [Music] make a motion we accept a Treasures report approved got a motion by second district magistrate oldeston a second by Third District Magistrate Johnson to approve the treasurer's report I mean yes as presented this room for a color role please Ms Johnson yes Mr Blue yes judge Summers yes Sanders yes Mr logsden yes motion Kerry thank you um approval of the minutes from the May 2nd

2023 meeting I make a motion that we approved I'll second you got a motion about first district magistrate Sanders a second by Third District Magistrate Johnson to approve the May 2nd 2023 minutes of the bull County Fiscal Court has presented it's rainfall Colorado please Mr Blue mole yes that Summers yes Miss Sanders yes Mr loxton yes Miss Johnson yes motion carries thank you presentations we're supposed to have this the last time but we had a little bit of a tragedy in our community so at this time director Warren and assistant director John uh well it's going to make a presentation about ELC and the FEMA reimbursement good morning everyone good morning I'm going to talk to you all about the FEMA reimbursement from the March 2nd and 3rd wind events that we had so this is the map of the county the all

the dots on the stream are different assessments that we went out and did we use a program called survey123 to submit these assessments to the state it goes directly to the state EOC during the incident and afterwards so anything that we update later on [Music] those are the public assistance assessments that we've started off doing those are for any city or county building property anything like that many damages done to them all the information is in there and go straight to the EOC as well those are the individual assistants those are the privately owned properties of the citizens FEMA says that they mostly go for underinsured or uninsured homes so if shingles are blown off roofs they're not looking for that as much as if there was major structural damage to the residents threshold for damage is 365 000 43.48 they said our population is estimated to be about 82 217. [Music] so they divide the threshold by the population which equals that to be about

four dollars and 44 cents per person on average every county is different as of today the possible FEMA reimbursement that we're going to get is about 380 000 for the damages uh that can rise we clean up more debris um they have assigned us a female representative they haven't contacted us yet but they will be assisting us with the rest of the reimbursement process okay that I just want to give an update on the renovation for the EOC as you can see on the left because the before picture there was an office in a supply room on the right and then the pitcher on the right is during the construction additional pictures uh they came in and redid the entire period of the sewing new flooring approximately 4 500 square feet upstairs and downstairs and then this is close to the finished pitcher here all the tables and chairs have been assembled there's 20 tables 40 chairs and eight

monitors in the main room and then the sooner we'll be offered for a Statewide training No Coke no no cost to any Department that's sponsored by the state of course it'll be served as a Emergency Operations Center for any disaster or large event in the county we're able to rebuild a lot of furniture and Equipment it was under budget any questions for either either Justin or John looks good once again thanks for the presentations what you all do over there and see pictures videos thank you still having guest speakers on the list sir is there okay all right [Music] Justin there's not many counties that offer I mean has anything thanks Tim all for training for other play I mean that seems really every county is required to have an EOC but has a larger scale like that for the host training stuff it's really impressive it really is

thank you okay they are yeah and and what we will do because if this is all if all these speakers uh on here Hibbs Shepherd estio h-e-r [Music] and dban g-e-l-i-s-b-i if it's all related to the zoning you can speak during that okay right now but when we read its owning ordinance okay all right thank you guys and so at this time you know first three in public hearing the Zone ordinance 23-12 KY land Holdings of Elizabethtown Charlie playing 2023 z19 Kentucky land Holdings of Elizabethtown requesting her to rezone from act R1 located on Castleman Branch Road parcel number zero one nine-000-0-182 and an unincorporated