Fayette County Board of Supervisors Agenda Explained — July 2, 2026

Fayette County Board of Supervisors Packet Summary — 2026-07-02

Meeting Title: Board of Supervisors Meeting

The packet contains an agenda for a Fayette County Board of Supervisors meeting scheduled for Monday, July 6, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. The agenda includes a Secondary Roads update, possible property tax abatement, a public hearing on proposed Ordinance #53, and consideration of a retail alcohol license.

Key Items on the Agenda

Secondary Roads Update

The Board is scheduled to meet with County Engineer Joel Fantz for an update on Secondary Roads. The packet does not provide additional details about the projects, road conditions, expenditures, or other matters expected to be covered in the update.

Property Tax Abatement

The agenda calls for discussion and possible approval of property tax abatement on Parcel #0710400312.

The packet does not state the amount of the proposed abatement, the reason for the request, or other details about the parcel. The agenda indicates that Board action is possible following discussion.

Ordinance #53 Public Hearing

A public hearing is scheduled for 9:45 a.m. for the second reading of proposed Ordinance #53, concerning fee limitations for court-appointed personnel.

The packet identifies this as the ordinance's second reading but does not include the ordinance text, proposed fee limits, fiscal impact, or other supporting details.

Rustic Chic LLC Alcohol License

The Board is scheduled to consider approval of a 12-month Class “C” Retail Alcohol License with Outdoor Service for Rustic Chic LLC.

The packet does not provide additional information about the application or proposed outdoor service.

Routine and Administrative Business

The agenda also includes several recurring or administrative matters:

• Pledge of Allegiance.
• Approval of the meeting agenda.
• Reading and approval of minutes from the Monday, June 29, 2026 meeting.
• Updates from Board members regarding committees.
• Weekly updates from various County departments.

The agenda notes that Board meetings may be recorded.

What to Watch at the Meeting

The agenda identifies three items where potential Board action or public participation is particularly clear: