• 9.08.2026 FCM Minutes

Motion Passed:  Approved September 8, 2026 Minutes passed with a motion by Michael McKenney and a second by Dale Beavin.

• Bills and Claims
• Budget Transfers Journal
• July Standing Orders
• August Standing Orders

Motion Passed:  Bills, Claims, Payments and Transfers stand approved as presented passed with a motion by Dale Beavin and a second by Michael McKenney.

Larry Morphew stated that he had a question, on one of the pages it has park utilities, senior center utilities, etc., and he said it has "A.R.C.H." out beside it, Jason Bullock then pointed out that it is "A.C.H", not ARCH, which the Treasurer, when asked what is "ACH" stated that it is an auto payment and that the utilities come out of the budget of the department that they're for.

• CLERK FINANCIAL

Motion Passed:  Acknowledged having received the Clerk's August 2026 Financial Report passed with a motion by Larry Morphew and a second by Dale Beavin.

There was no need for a closed session at this meeting

Michael McKenney stated that the landfill committee was making progress and should have something to present soon

Jason Bullock stated that the numbers had not come back on the Jerusalem Ridge Festival yet, but once they did the Bluegrass Foundation Committee would report

Jason Bullock spoke about 13th Street in Beaver Dam, years ago it was added to, and thought it had been taken in as a county road, but it has not.  It has the easements, waterline and fire hydrant, and it would be a 500 foot extension, and he would like it to be added as a county road. He appointed a viewing committee, comprised of Nick Woolen, Charlie Shields and Judge David Johnston.

Dale Beavin thanked all who supported Fordsville Days, and stated that Dundee Day was this coming Saturday

Larry Morphew brought up the resolution that had been tabled at the previous meeting.  He made a motion to pass it.  There was discussion and Michael McKenney stated that he did not receive a copy of said resolution for review until 9:54 a.m. that morning (day of meeting) and had not had time to review it properly.  Jason Bullock then read from the minutes of the June 9, 2026 meeting, where an oral moratorium was passed with only one no vote and he then asked Justin Keown if a resolution was necessary.  Mr. Keown stated that it was "better practice" to have a resolution.  As there was no 2nd to the motion, the motion failed.