Henderson County court approves routine business: minutes, refund, payroll, budget amendments and two Beachwood Estate replats

Henderson County's Commissioner's Court handled routine business on April 7, approving minutes, financial items, and two noncontroversial replat applications in Beachwood Estate.

The court approved the minutes from the March 31, 2026 regular session following a motion by Commissioner Tulie and a second by Commissioner Stivey; the vote was unanimous. A refund check presented by the tax office in the amount of $12,938.92 was approved by motion and unanimous vote.

County staff presented monthly judicial financial reports for March and a February accounts cash sheet. The court also approved two payroll distributions (the bi‑weekly payroll number seven and the final payroll for the primary elections) and accepted budget amendments presented by Miss Monk. Miss Carpenter asked the court to approve fiscal‑year 2026 bill payments; the motion to pay the presented bills passed unanimously. (The transcript contains an unclear numeric rendering for the bills; the precise total amount was not clearly recorded in the audio transcript.)

On land‑use consent items the court approved two replat applications in Precinct 1: Beachwood Estate section A (lots 268–271 combined into lot 268R) and Beachwood Estate section E (lots 341–345 combined into lot 344R). Both were approved for filing purposes only and passed unanimously.

There were no contracts or right‑of‑way permits to consider, no bids submitted, and the court adjourned at 9:55 a.m.