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Special Called Board of Supervisors Meeting (Wednesday, June 25, 2025)
Northumberland County, Virginia
Members Present:
James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Other Staff Present:
Mr. Luttrell Tadlock, County Administrator
Mr. Drew Basye, Assistant County Administrator
Ms. Morgan Wilson, Executive Assistant
Mr. Carl Hayden, IT Technician
1. Opening of Meeting 5:00 P.M.
Information, Procedural: A. Call to Order
The special meeting was convened by Chairman Haynie and held at the
Northumberland Courthouse located at 220 Judicial Place, Heathsville, VA 22473. Chairman Haynie informed the public that there was an error made on the agenda and closed meeting will not occur until the end of the meeting.
Motion to amend the agenda to reflect that closed meeting will occur at the end of the meeting.
Motion by: AC Fisher, Jr., second by: James M. Long.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr.
2. County Administrator Items
Action, Information: A. Approval of the FY26 School Board Budget
County Administrator Tadlock stated that the Board requested that he run all the numbers as presented with the potential reductions and with a 0% salary increase. With both of these taken into account, the total school budget is $22,020,006; however, this figure includes a Finance Director position that the school is currently budgeting for. So, they’ve removed that funding for that position as that is tied to the recent memorandum of understanding that was approved by both Boards. That position would reduce their budget by $163,000, leaving the total budget at $21,857,006. The Board discussed leaving the school under categorical spending with quarterly appropriations. Mr. Tadlock explained, after speaking with the Superintendent, that debt service
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will be the only line item not broken out into quarterly payments and will be paid in full in the first quarter in the amount of $9,184. He clarified for the Board that the School Board total budget is $21,857,006, where the state and federal revenue is $7,463,252 and the total local funding would be $14,393,754.
Vice Chairman Brann requested quarterly funding, monthly reports, and before quarters are funded, he’d like quarterly reports from the Superintendent or the Finance Director once that individual is hired. He asked what the Board is going to do if they overspend. Chairman Haynie stated that he hopes with the monthly and quarterly reports, that the accounts will be reconciled and that they will balance, but if not, the Board would have to decrease their payment amount in the following quarter.
Motion to approve the FY26 School Board Budget in the amount of $21,857,006 with the local funding portion totaling $14,393,754. The school will remain under categorical spending with quarterly appropriations; however, the debt service payment will be paid in full in the first quarterly payment in the amount of $9,184. The Board is requiring monthly and quarterly accounting reports from the Superintendent.
Motion by: James M. Long, second by: AC Fisher, Jr.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: B. Approval of the FY26 County Budget
County Administrator Tadlock provided clarification to the Board regarding the 3% salary increases related to the state compensation board. He stated that those monies, unless given as a salary increase, cannot be absorbed by the locality. Additionally, when going back and reviewing the specific comp board positions, there were some individuals that were making base comp board salaries and state legislation requires that their salaries be increased by that 3% to follow the state comp board. He explained that they’ve made these adjustments so the figures he’s about to provide the Board include the updated figures and all the adjustments discussed at last week’s meeting. The total budget to be adopted is $49,102,121. Mr. Tadlock stated that this does include the $0.74 cent real estate tax rate, which is a $0.08 cent tax increase per $100. Vice Chairman Brann asked what this does to the contingency fund.
Mr. Tadlock stated that right now as it is currently presented, the County would not be dipping into the General Fund balance. He explained that it’s on the positive side of about $200,000 and with the additional monies coming in that were not approved through the School budget, that
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increased the undesignated fund balance by that amount, but that is going to be designated later on once the County establishes that finance department, so they’re looking at an estimated balance of about $3.2-$3.3M.
Vice Chairman Brann stated that’s not what’s going to be left once the County starts spending money from it.
Mr. Tadlock stated that it is going to depend on any supplemental appropriations that the Board considers because those would not be budgeted. Any appropriations that are not grant funds (in and out monies) would be coming out as additional funds.
Vice Chairman stated so the $1.3M overspending from the school will also be coming from the General Fund.
Mr. Tadlock stated that is correct and that his figures do not include the school’s debt. Vice Chairman Brann stated that there are several items in the budget that he would have voted no for and one of them is not granting County staff a raise. He stated that they’re all in a bad position to have to vote for a budget they do not agree on. Mr. Brann hopes that they will not be sitting in the same spot next year and hopes to see some improvement.
Chairman Haynie believes the Finance Director position will help keep an eye on the school budget and help that from getting out of hand.
Supervisor Williams stated that the new Finance Director will provide oversight to the School Division, and they’ll also provide it on the County side, which is not a bad thing.
Motion to approve the FY26 County Budget in the amount of $49,102,121.
Motion by: James M. Long, second by: Chip Williams
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: C. Approval of FY26 Tax Rates
R E S O L U T I O N
BUDGET ADOPTION FY 26
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After careful examination of the budget estimates, BE IT RESOLVED AND ORDAINED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Northumberland, Virginia that there be and is hereby levied for Fiscal Year 2025-2026 a tax of $0.74 per one hundred dollars of assessed valuation of taxable real estate located in this County and public service corporations, based upon the assessment thereof fixed by the State Corporation Commission and duly certified. Be it further resolved that there be and is hereby levied for the year 2025, a tax of $3.60 per one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation at a 40% assessment ratio per J.D. Power Official Price Guide on all taxable motor vehicles as defined in Sections 58.1-3503(A)(3), 58.1-3503(A)(4), 58.1-3503(A)(5), and 58.1-3503(A)(9) of the Code of Virginia, and a tax of $3.60 per one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation at a 40% assessment ratio on all other taxable personal property; that there be and is hereby levied for the year 2025, a tax of $3.60 per one hundred dollars of the assessed st
valuation at a 25% assessment ratio for the 1 year and 10% depreciation each year thereafter (minimum of $150.00 valuation) of all machinery & tools used in a trade or business physically located in the County of Northumberland; that there be and is hereby levied for the year 2025, a tax of $1.00 per one hundred dollars of the assessed valuation at 50% assessment ratio of original cost of all inventory on hand as of January 1, 2025 in any mercantile business located in Northumberland County;
BE IT FURTHER ORDERED that such taxes, when and if appropriated by the Board of Supervisors of this County, shall be used to defray county charges and expenses and all necessary charges incident to or arising from the execution of the lawful authority of the Board of Supervisors of Northumberland County.
BE IT FINALLY ORDERED that this resolution is hereby adopted on June 25, 2025. ________________________________________________
E. Luttrell Tadlock, Clerk and County Administrator for Northumberland
County, Virginia
Motion to approve the following resolution to set the FY26 tax rates.
Motion by: Chip Williams, second by: James M. Long
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: D. Appropriation of Funds for FY26
FISCAL YEAR 2025/2026 APPROPRIATIONS RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, the Northumberland County Board of Supervisors has heretofore prepared a budget for information and fiscal planning purposes only; and
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WHEREAS, it is now necessary to appropriate sufficient funds for the contemplated expenditures as are contained in the budget.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Northumberland County Board of
Supervisors that the budget for fiscal year 2025/2026 is approved and appropriations for the aforementioned funds are made as follows, subject to terms and conditions outlined within this appropriation resolution:
Operating Budget
Appropriated Monies
Board of Supervisors 417,377
County Administrator 534,278
County Attorney 84,000
Legislative Audit 132,000
Commissioner of Revenue 456,552
Assessor 335,765
Treasurer 513,998
Electoral Bd./Officials 163,668
Voter Registrar 174,402
Information Technology 582,479
Circuit Court 111,619
Witness Protection 85,530
General District Court 5,150
Juvenile & Domestic Relations 77,022
Clerk of Circuit Court 483,676
Commonwealth's Attorney 453,279
Sheriff 3,497,654
Fire Suppression/VFD 753,667
Ambulance/Rescue 2,467,008
Regional Jail 0
Building Inspections 265,470
Animal Control 450,425
Medical Examiner 350
Emergency Services 415,178
Street Lights 23,500
Solid Waste 1,917,639
Refuse Disposal 20,000
General Properties 587,841
Sanitary District 471,601
Local Health Services 243,970
Community Serv. Bd. 79,387
Dept. of Social Services 3,583,479
Light Street Project 0
Education- School Food Service 895,013
Education- Adult Education 0
*Public Schools
6100-Instruction $ 3,940,200.00
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6200- Administration and Health $ 368,532.25
6300- Transportation $ 367,405.50
6400- Operation & Maintenance $ 546,189.50
6600- Building & Site Improvements $ 7,500.00
6700- Debt Service $ 9,184.00
6800- Technology $ 232,128.25
Rapp. Comm. College 9,565
Recreational Programs 50,000
North. Co. Pub. Library 273,460
Planning 323,598
Callao Bus. Dist. Revit. 0
Economic Developm't 38,135
N.N. Planning Dist. 9,500
Soil & Water Conserv. 15,000
Forestry 5,549
Wetlands Board 21,542
Coop. Ext. Program 75,597
Capital Projects 2,780,375
Total Operating Budget Appropriations $29,356,436
Un-Appropriated Monies
*Public Schools
6100-Instruction $ 11,820,600
6200- Administration and Health $ 1,105,597
6300- Transportation $ 1,102,217
6400- Operation & Maintenance $ 1,638,569
6600- Building & Site Improvements $ 22,500
6700- Debt Service $ -
6800- Technology $ 696,385
Total Un-Appropriated Monies $ 16,385,867
Total Appropriated & Un-Appropriated $45,742,303
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
1. All appropriations are declared to be maximum, conditional and proportionate appropriations. This makes the appropriations payable in full in the amounts named herein, if the aggregate revenues collected and other resources available during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025 ending on June 30, 2026 for which appropriations are made, are sufficient to pay all of the appropriations in full; otherwise, the said appropriations shall be deemed to be payable in such proportion as the sum of all realized revenue is to the total amount of the revenues estimated by the Board of Supervisors to be available for appropriation in the fiscal year beginning on July 1, 2025 and ending on June 30, 2026. Funding is also subject to the General Assembly approving the State budget.
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2. No department, agency, or individual receiving appropriations under the provisions of this resolution shall exceed the amount approved for that department, agency, or individual by the Northumberland County Board of Supervisors.
3. Any nongovernment agency/entity shall submit within 90 days of the agency’s/entity’s budget end date a financial audit or statement to the Board of Supervisors explaining the use of County funds contributed to their agency/entity. This audit/statement shall satisfy any County auditors requirements and be submitted annually.
4. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to change at any time during the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2025 and ending on June 30, 2026 compensation provided to any officer or employee and to abolish any office or position, except for such office or position as it may be prohibited by law from abolishing.
5. The County Administrator is authorized to establish purchasing policies and procedures to assure that expenditures are made within the appropriations defined within this Resolution and to initiate emergency spending reductions to decrease expenditures in light of decreased actual revenues.
6. The amount appropriated to fund contemplated expenditures for the Northumberland County School Board is approved on a quarterly basis (except that of the debt service which shall be appropriated in full in the first quarter) by the seven categories; 6100 - Instruction, 6200 - Administration and Health, 6300 - Transportation, 6400 - Operation & Maintenance, 6600 Building & Site Improvements, 6700 – Debt Service, and 6800 - Technology. As permitted by state statute, the School Board is authorized to transfer funds between categories only with approval of the Board of Supervisors.
7. No expenditures shall exceed the appropriation established by the Northumberland County Board of Supervisors unless a supplemental appropriation is approved in advance of the expenditure.
8. Any request to increase the overall appropriation to any department, agency or organization as appropriated by this resolution must be made to the Board of Supervisors by written request.
9. The County Administrator may increase appropriations for the following items of non-budgeted revenue that may occur during the fiscal year:
a. Insurance recoveries received for damage to County vehicles or other property for which County funds have been expended to make repairs.
b. Refunds or reimbursements made to the County for which the County has expended funds directly related to that refund or reimbursement.
c. Additional, unbudgeted grants received during the fiscal year for which there is sufficient revenues to defray expenditures.
10. All appropriations that are not encumbered or expended prior to June 30, 2026 will lapse and the balance shall become part of the General Operating Fund Balance.
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11. The County Administrator may increase or reduce revenue and expenditure appropriations re1ated to programs funded all or in part by the Commonwealth of Virginia and/or the federal government to the level approved by the responsible state or federal agency.
12. The County Administrator may appropriate both revenue and expenditures for donations by citizens or citizen groups in support of County programs. Any remaining unencumbered balance of a restricted donation at the end of the fiscal year will be reappropriated into the subsequent fiscal year.
13. The County Administrator may appropriate revenues and expenditures for funds received by the County from asset forfeitures for operating expenditures directly related to drug enforcement. The outstanding balance of these funds shall not lapse but be carried forward into the next fiscal year.
14. Any reimbursement for travel expenses outside the county must be pre-approved by the County Administrator.
Adopted: June 25, 2025 _____________________________________
E. Luttrell Tadlock, Clerk and County Administrator
for Northumberland County, Virginia
Motion to approve the appropriations resolution for the FY26 operating budget in the amount of $45,742,303 with an appropriated total of $29,356,436. Un-appropriated monies in the amount of $16,385,867 will be appropriated at a later date.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: E. Approval of Personal Property Tax Rate (PPTR)
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX RELIEF
WHEREAS the Personal Property Tax Relief Act of 1998, Va. Code §§ 58.1-3523 et seq. (“PPTRA”), has been substantially modified by the enactment of Chapter 1 of the Acts of Assembly, 2004 Special Session I (Senate Bill 5005), and the provisions of Item 503 of Chapter 951 of the 2005 Acts of Assembly (the 2005 revisions to the 2004-06 Appropriations Act, hereinafter cited as the “2005 Appropriations Act”); and
WHEREAS these legislative enactments require the County to take affirmative steps to implement these changes, and to provide for the computation and allocation of relief provided pursuant to the PPTRA as revised; and
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WHEREAS these legislative enactments provide for the appropriation to the County, of a fixed sum to be used exclusively for the provision of tax relief to owners of qualifying personal use vehicles that are subject to the personal property tax on such vehicles.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors that: Qualifying
vehicles obtaining situs within the County during tax year 2025, shall receive personal property tax relief in the following manner:
▪ Personal use vehicles valued at $1,000 or less will be eligible for 100% tax relief; ▪ Personal use vehicles valued at $1,001 to $20,000 will be eligible for 40% tax relief; ▪ Personal use vehicles valued at $20,001 or more shall only receive 40% tax relief on the first $20,000 of value; and
▪ All other vehicles which do not meet the definition of “qualifying” (business use vehicles, farm use vehicles, motor homes, etc.) will not be eligible for any form of tax relief under this program.
▪ In accordance with Item 503.D.1., the entitlement to personal property tax relief for qualifying vehicles for tax year 2005 and all prior tax years shall expire on September 1, 2006. Supplemental assessments for tax years 2005 and prior that are made on or after September 1, 2006 shall be deemed ‘non-qualifying’ for purposes of state tax relief and the local share due from the taxpayer shall represent 100% of the tax assessable. Adopted: June 25, 2025 ________________________________
E. Luttrell Tadlock, Clerk and County
Administrator for Northumberland County,
Virginia
Motion to approve the following resolution on personal property tax relief.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: F. FY26 Revenue Anticipation Note
Mr. Tadlock explained that he had the Board adopt a revenue anticipation note for FY25, but the County has not had to use that yet. In the event that the County does need to borrow money, he’s asked the Board to consider adopting another revenue anticipation note for FY26. A RESOLUTION
REVENUE ANTICIPATION
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WHEREAS; the Board of Supervisors of Northumberland County wants to provide its citizens with the best sound financial management, and
WHEREAS; the same Board of Supervisors wants to do everything possible to follow the expenditures and not exceed any specific line items in the budget, and
WHEREAS; the same Board of Supervisors has adopted the FY 2025-2026 county budget, and
WHEREAS; the same Board of Supervisors anticipates the collection of taxes and revenues for the current year but may have to borrow money to meet the current year appropriations, and
WHEREAS; the Code of Virginia in 15.2-2629 allows a locality to borrow money in anticipation of revenues where the principal amount of the notes may not exceed the anticipated revenues for such year,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, THAT THE Northumberland County Board of
Supervisors does hereby declare that in anticipation of the collection of tax revenues, authorizes the County Administrator and Treasurer to negotiate a note, at the best possible interest rate, in order to borrow money in the amount needed to meet expenditures, provided that the principal amount of the notes will not exceed the anticipated revenues for fiscal year 2026, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this note will be paid off no later than December 31, 2025, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that this resolution is hereby adopted on this day, June 25, 2025. ____________________________________
E. Luttrell Tadlock, County Administrator and Clerk,
Northumberland County Board of Supervisors
Motion to approve the revenue anticipation resolution for FY26 as presented to the Board.
Motion by: James M. Long, second by: A.C. Fisher, Jr.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: G. Fee Schedule Adoption
Mr. Tadlock reminded the Board that they decided back in March to adopt the fee schedule by resolution on an annual basis.
FY26 FEE SCHEDULE
WHEREAS the Northumberland County Board of Supervisors approved on March 13, 2025 to adopt by resolution the fee schedule on an annual basis; and
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WHEREAS such fee schedule can be modified any time during the fiscal year to ensure costs are covered; and
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors that: the following fee schedule is adopted for FY26:
Zoning permit fees
Site plan $50.00
Environmental site assessment $75.00
Erosion and sediment control, per square foot of land $50.00
disturbance
Delineation by Administrator $50.00
Landscape plan $50.00
Stormwater management plan
If infiltration structure required $100.00
If detention structure required $200.00
Water Quality Assessment
Minor $100.00
Major $200.00
Zoning permit $75.00
Nonconforming use and development waiver $50.00
Subdivision fees $50.00 per plat and $5.00 per
lot
Building permit fees
Square footage fee (including double-wide) $0.12
Commercial $0.05
Remodel/repair $40 + $5/thousand
Permit renewal $50.00
Chimney/flue $25.00
Mobile home/travel trailer $150.00
Swimming pool $100.00
Reinspections $50.00
Levy (on all the above)[2] 2% of total
Mechanical permit fees $50.00
Commercial $50 + $1/thousand
Levy[3] 2% of total
Electrical permit fees $50.00
Commercial $50 + $1/thousand
Levy[4] 2% of total
Plumbing permit fees $50.00
Commercial $50 + $1/thousand
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Levy[5] 2% of total
Ordinance fees
Zoning Ordinance $25.00
Subdivision Ordinance $15.00
Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area Ordinance $15.00
Erosion and Sediment Control Ordinance $15.00
Board fees
Conditional use permit $1,000.00
Conditional Use permit (boathouse) $1,000.00
Conditional Use permit (solar) $1,500.00
Exception to Chesapeake Bay Preservation Area $500.00
Ordinance
Subdivision variance $500.00
Request for Change in Zoning District Classification $1,000.00
Wetlands application $300.00
No Wake Zone Requests $600.00
Appeal to Board on Plan Denial $500.00
Zoning Variance, Board of Zoning Appeals $500.00
Local Board of Building Appeals $1,000.00
Land disturbing fees
Per 10,000 square feet of land disturbance $50.00
Private, noncommercial pier fees $50.00
Septic and well fees
Septic $125.00
Repair N/C
Well $40.00
Copies, per page $0.50
Building permit reports
Per month $5.00
Per year $50.00
After-the-fact permits $200.00 + triple fees
Dance hall permit
Single event permit $200.00
Annual permit $550.00
Bad check $20.00
4% on credit card payment fee
Assessment to file civil action $4.00
Delinquent tax collection fee (See also § 68-2.) $30.00
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Application fee for precious metal license $200.00
Changing street name $750.00
E-911 fee, per month per telephone line $1.05
Building inspection short-term rental $100.00
Adopted: June 25, 2025 ________________________________
E. Luttrell Tadlock, Clerk and County
Administrator for Northumberland County,
Virginia
Motion to approve the resolution to adopt the County Fee Schedule for FY26.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Supervisor Fisher thanked County Administrator Tadlock and his staff for all their hard work on preparing the budget for the Board’s review.
Supervisor Long reminded the public that tax season is coming up and due in November, so don’t be late.
Ms. Brooke Russell shared her frustration with the County tax increase and asked how she could get a copy of the budget.
Mr. Tadlock stated that it would be posted on the County website once it is finalized. Ms. Rusell stated she wants a hard copy of the budget.
He explained that we could print her a copy, but the office charges for copies.
3. Items Related to Closed Meeting
Action, Information: A. Convene into Closed Meeting
Motion to Action: A. Convene into Closed Meeting: convene into closed meeting as permitted by Virginia Code Section 2.2-3711 (A)(1); 1. Discussion, consideration, or interviews of prospective candidates for employment; assignment, appointment, promotion, performance, demotion, salaries, disciplining, or resignation of specific public officers, appointees, or employees of any public body; and evaluation of performance of departments or schools of public institutions of higher education where such evaluation will necessarily involve discussion of the performance of
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specific individuals. Any teacher shall be permitted to be present during a closed meeting in which there is a discussion or consideration of a disciplinary matter that involves the teacher and some student and the student involved in the matter is present, provided that the teacher makes a written request to be present to the presiding officer of the appropriate board. Nothing in this subdivision, however, shall be construed to authorize a closed meeting by a local governing body or an elected school board to discuss compensation matters that affect the membership of such body or board collectively.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: B. Reconvene into Open Meeting
Motion to reconvene into open session.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. Action, Information: C. Certification of Closed Meeting
Motion that the Northumberland Board of Supervisors return to Public Meeting and certify by roll call vote that only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting requirements by the Virginia Freedom of Information Act, and as were identified in the motion convening the closed meeting were heard, discussed or considered during the closed meeting. The vote on the motion was passed by a roll call vote as follows:
Aye: Richard F. Haynie, AC Fisher, Jr., James M. Long, James W. Brann, Charles H. Williams
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: James M. Long.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr.
4. Closing of Meeting
Action A. Amendment to FY26 School Board Budget Approval
Motion to amend the previous motion to approve the School Board budget to reflect that the school remain under categorical spending.
Motion by: James M. Long, second by: Chip Williams.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
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Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr. County Administrator Tadlock clarified for the public that the categorical spending for the school was approved under the appropriations resolution, but the Board wants to include this language in their motion for the School Board budget adoption.
Action: B. Adjournment
Motion to adjourn.
Motion by: James W. Brann, second by: Chip Williams.
Final Resolution: Motion Carried
Aye: James M. Long, Richard F. Haynie, James W. Brann, Chip Williams, AC Fisher, Jr.