By Mark Archibald
Navarro County Commissioners approved a request for additional document storage during Tuesday’s meeting of Commissioners Court rescheduled to observe Memorial Day holiday.
Navarro County District Clerk Joshua Tackett, request for additional storage to hold documents that is required by state statute was approved.
The shelves will cost $43,000 and allow for storage around the perimeter as well as the middle of a room.
Tackett said he hopes this unit will serve the county’s needs for several years.
No action on the burn ban. Residents are reminded to tend to all fires, and to be mindful of conditions while burning.
The sale of fireworks for Juneteenth, June 19, was approved.
Commissioners approved revisions to the fee schedule for the Planning and Development Office. The changes fall in line with several surrounding counties.
A motion to correct a scrivener’s error on the final plat of Prairie Land Ranch for Triple Ridge Investments LLC was approved.
Commissioners also declared Navarro County Sheriff Vehicles listed as surplus.
A quote for a for a 10×30 storage unit from My Garage 13 th was approved for the Justice of the Peace Offices. Each precinct will share the unit for the purpose of saving documents.
Commissioners also approved a pair of utility easements for Mastec Lyte Fiber, LLC on NE CR 0190 and NW CR 1280 in Pct. 1.
The work relates to a state initiative which aims to bring high speed internet access to rural counties.
A request by Chatfield WSC to cross SE CR 0140 for a standard road bore was approved in Pct. 2.
The consent agenda was also approved before the regular meeting of the Commissioner’s Court was adjourned. No action was reported from a scheduled Executive Session as of press time.
The Navarro County Commissioners’ Court meets regularly at 10 a.m. on the second and fourth Monday of each month in the Navarro County Courthouse, located at 300 W. Third Ave. in Corsicana.
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