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AGENDA

BOARD OF FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

Wednesday, November 3, 2010  |  8:30 a.m.

TO BE HELD IN THE ANNEX COMMISSION CHAMBERS

  1. CALL TO ORDER

  2. ROLL CALL:  q Farrell    q Taylor   q Hood    q Hay    q Stottlemire

  3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

  4. INVOCATION

  5. CORRESPONDENCE & ORGANIZATIONAL BUSINESS

  6. PUBLIC COMMENT:  A citizen desiring to speak on an item not on the agenda may do so at this time.  Discussion is limited to five minutes and the Commission will not take action or discuss items at this time.  Items introduced under “Public Comment” may become agenda items at a later date.

  7. CONSENT AGENDA:  Items listed on the “Consent Agenda” are considered routine and shall be enacted by one motion of the Board of Commissioners with no separate discussion.  If separate discussion is desired by a member of the Governing Body, that item may be removed from the “Consent Agenda” and placed on the regular agenda “Items of Business.”

    1. Consider the approval of the minutes of the Franklin County Commission meeting of October 27, 2010

    2. Consider the approval of claim vouchers and tax change orders.

  8. ITEMS OF BUSINESS:  Items of business includes all timed items, bids, contracts and agreements, public hearings and organizational business coming before the Governing Body.

    1. Consider the approval of a Proclamation designating the week of November 5th through 10th as Veteran's Recognition Week.
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    2. Consider the approval of a request to solicit bids for two 2011 Expeditions for the Franklin County Ambulance Department.
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    3. Consider entering into Executive Session to discuss matters of attorney client privilege.

  9. STAFF REPORTS

  10. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS AND/OR REPORTS

  11. CONSIDER A MOTION FOR ADJOURNMENT