SWA 6/29/2026

The following is a transcript of the video titled "SWA MEETING JUNE 29TH 2026 PART 1" published on June 29, 2026.

[00:00] receivable these are talking about our unpaid green box fees that are owed us uh David I think you had

[00:10] some comments on that i do what I'm asking the board to do is adopt a resolution today authorizing the

[00:21] chairman to negotiate the sale of certain dels that have been reduced to judgment in other words these are accounts

[00:35] that we already had a judgment against the person for that's been recorded and is a lawful judgment the reason

[00:45] why I'm asking to do that is we are owed a significant amount of money for

[00:57] the Supreme Court

[01:02] those

[01:06] less and so what I'm asking the board to do is to permit a chairman to negotiate a sale transfer

[01:20] of those judgments to another

[01:30] so what the resolution would say is that authority to sell assign transfer convey deliver

[01:51] obviously this resolution only applies to accounts for judgement

[02:00] and we have actually a listing of the treasure accounts that we would offer sale to customers or debt collectors

[02:13] to collect those

[02:21] what I'm asking the board to do is permit the chairman to negotiate among some purchase price

[02:32] whatever would be must have

[02:39] as without words whoever buys judgments

[02:49] were not guaranteed collectibility payment solic

[03:06] account

[03:11] i want to be authorized

[03:34] okay

[03:43] listing of the accounts that we have judgment amounts obviously this does not include any accounts that we don't have

[03:53] a judgment on or any judgments and that's what I'm asking the board to authorize

[04:07] okay discussion questions

[04:13] i know this is something was brought up it's been a while back we talked about it the first time

[04:21] we have talked about before and with the personnel issues that we have and all based off us at the

[04:29] moment I I just think it's best that we take action and sell these judgments that we have and to

[04:41] that money obviously general fund solid waste authority and to limit or reduce the amount current people have to do

[04:53] in order to work on collecting those we still get payments on those accounts from time to time and it's

[05:04] time to take the judgment figure

[05:15] at the time of the judgement so my thought is the best way Do

[05:27] you know the amount right on

[05:31] i do not because we have actually

[05:45] Yeah that's what I was thinking i couldn't remember either what was that number 200,000

[05:58] other questions discussion

[06:04] in the past waste authority has not proceeded with collection of those judgments by putting the means on property and

[06:14] taken that property this takes a course of action away from the salt and waste authority and puts it to

[06:22] a another company that will buy those leans for 50 cents on the ball or whatever they can negotiate if

[06:36] the judgment's $10,000 we might sell it for five okay and that other company will proceed to collect that debt

[06:53] that's these are deaths

[06:57] you've been here a while 20 years some of the debts are 10 years old yeah when you get a

[07:08] judgment like that there's no way to collect on it unless the person dies or property sold

[07:19] and this way we could at least collect some get the money in now instead of wait

[07:34] i motion we authorize the chair to proceed with whatever it takes to

[07:49] resolution to allow chairman to negotiate negotiate properties that have been just

[08:07] judgments against

[08:10] approve judgments

[08:14] have a second i second read motion to allow resolution to allow the chairman to negotiate the sale of debts

[08:25] either a lump sum or percentage of debt

[08:32] move second any other discussion all those in favor raise their hand motion passes 40

[08:44] okay now we're down to amendment to mandatory garbage disposal regulations

[08:51] we made a couple of small changes to them

[08:57] yes the amendment to the proposed amendment to mandatory disposal regulations set date for appeals and from someone exemption

[09:25] now that exemption hearing this year will need to be set by the board once the building is sent down

[09:36] and we start getting requests for ex but for every year afterwards it will be on the first regular meeting

[09:46] of the Authority following the meeting

[10:08] everyone had a chance to look at that section on their administrative

[10:25] follows a little bit

[10:33] which I think that's the thing we do

[10:39] have the hearings and for cut off

[10:49] That's the date to be set

[10:55] after Yeah after for this year yeah after 2026 any hearings for administrative review and appeals shall take place during

[11:03] the first meeting following the annual meeting agreeable

[11:12] everyone

[11:16] we have a motion question

[11:26] any more time well this is something that needs to be done now to be done so it can take

[11:35] effect July 1st we've already approved these this disposal regulation while we're doing making those changes to the administrator and

[11:44] a few other people

[12:09] of discussion

[12:17] we have a motion to approve regardless disposal regulations with the changes that only it's only sections change

[12:38] motion to

[12:42] approve the mandatory solid waste disposal regulations with the amended section 8 administrative reviews with the amended dates

[13:00] okay we have a second

[13:07] is there any further discussion any other questions

[13:15] all those in favor raise their hand and motion passes to one

[13:24] that is the end of our agenda so that concludes our meeting today meeting adjourned can I ask more questions

[13:34]

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUkNOpHkmT0

The following is a transcript of the video titled "SWA MEETING JUNE 29TH 2026 PART 2" published on June 29, 2026.

[00:00] that's where gar is supposed to regulate So that's just for y'all right for July That has nothing to do

[00:06] with green solid waste dumping in a transfer station None of that stuff right no That's what I I just

[00:13] couldn't understand Plus if y'all would have to get your transfer station right because I've been hearing a lot of

[00:18] tales on this Um who will be able to bid on that to haul that truck anybody Anybody Anybody that

[00:26] can get the haul Oh anybody has a CDO license or state has the stuff to do I'm saying anybody

[00:34] that has a need So that would mean only

[00:49] so be three billion I guess there would be three Okay I was just concerned about that Sure But I

[00:58] figured y'all just give it to Jacob And that's another thing you know God want us to do this trans

[01:04] you know this slow right well it's not a law I have so so they were the first to try

[01:17] 30 years ago It didn't work But that's fine But you're saying because I generate trash here how do you

[01:23] separate my trash that I pick up in Green County because I don't do it I don't I pick up

[01:29] trash and green I certainly not want to waste my fuel coming without you know my truck having clean trash

[01:36] So how are you going to separate that it won't be separated But I that's a good thing So when

[01:43] I go back to No you'll die here Yeah Okay I think that's going to be a big thing Oh

[01:54] I think it will too I think it will be a huge thing But I think one more thing Sure

[01:59] If I have to appear this trash then Jacob needs to take his trash that he accumulates in Virginia to

[02:07] Virginia He can take He can take it anywhere he wants No I can take you said the trash in

[02:18] Virginia and I said he can take that where he wants it in But it would be But he can't

[02:21] bring it back here Yes he can Well then what's a different fair though Yeah How's that fair interstates cannot

[02:29] interfere with the interstate commerce Well that's the commerce I understand They do have different rules over there but you

[02:36] all shouldn't because you all shouldn't want it right because it's Virginia trash Why do you want them cuz we

[02:41] get paid for it We're landfill We take trash That's why I know that I mean if you have you

[02:46] get your transfer station is what I'm trying to refer to That's why our landfills are full No it has

[02:52] nothing to do with our Okay But back to that So you're saying it's all right for him to bring

[02:57] trash from Virginia but I can't take my trash from West Virginia back to West Virginia Out of this county

[03:03] yes Well that's you That That's called flow control That's what we're Okay So where else is this flow control

[03:12] located i mean where else in these where else i don't understand your question Where else do you hear flow

[03:18] control who has to bring their who who says this and what other county what other state anybody i'm not

[03:27] I research it There is none Oh I think there probably is There probably isn't I don't know that That's

[03:34] not what you're referring to is down in Charleston That really isn't a flow control What their problem was They

[03:40] tried to use it as flow control No And they said they were trying because they were missing trash There

[03:45] were some people that's why they were trying to enforce it but it has not been enforced That's something that

[03:51] probably will be decided in court Yes Or in front of the public service commission which probably even passing it

[03:58] if something happens We will see Okay That we'll see I just want to I just wanted to just make

[04:03] sure that I knew that I don't you know have any problems with it Now you can bring it Yeah

[04:11] Well does have a freebody too

[04:22] There's one person

[04:28] I got one request You guys said there was no access to any key to get in the landfill I

[04:35] stopped by this morning This key was on the inside of the post So anybody had access to this key

[04:44] it's been there for over So you don't know if you have any surveillance cameras to see who comes in

[04:50] knock door after Listen I go to that face every day If you come in there there were four tires

[04:59] sitting at our gate this morning Somebody died there When our employees show up at that landfill I go up

[05:06] there and I look do you think I'm not smart enough to see that someone else is illegal i'm just

[05:11] wondering is there cameras on our facility that shows if you're up there is there i'm just asking I just

[05:17] told you that key has been there for over 20 years

[05:25] Ask a buddy What is the big deal with this key tell me the problem with this key Give me

[05:33] a problem that this key causes You can't control access to get in and out Do what if you guys

[05:40] are closed do you have an idea who goes in or out if you're I can tell you who comes

[05:45] in now Was this better town okay And I also go up there and I look I'm not blind by

[05:54] any means I seen you come in there Oh I've been in there I know you have I've seen you

[06:00] in there this morning Yeah I was up there driving You got a green Ford pickup extended cab 97 model

[06:06] I far know what people drive and who's in there and who ain't in there This was put there for

[06:12] contractors that come to that facility There's a fuel people that come up the road and if they have more

[06:18] fuel they stop by and they drop it off When we leave in the evening if there's an engineer company

[06:24] in there flying a drone they have a way of getting out because if we leave the gates open public

[06:30] has access I don't understand the big issue with this net stating this key right here You look at the

[06:38] number of employees that has been employed at that facility for so many years Do you think that they can't

[06:44] go get a key made you were telling no access once they gave and there was no key I don't

[06:52] care for you got a key in your pocket That's none of my business I cannot stop you from going

[06:57] to get this key It's just like our green box facility Have I ever been to our green box facility

 

The following is a transcript of the video titled "SWA MEETING JUNE 29TH 2026 PART 1" published on June 29, 2026.

[00:00] receivable these are talking about our unpaid green box fees that are owed us uh David I think you had

[00:10] some comments on that i do what I'm asking the board to do is adopt a resolution today authorizing the

[00:21] chairman to negotiate the sale of certain dels that have been reduced to judgment in other words these are accounts

[00:35] that we already had a judgment against the person for that's been recorded and is a lawful judgment the reason

[00:45] why I'm asking to do that is we are owed a significant amount of money for

[00:57] the Supreme Court

[01:02] those

[01:06] less and so what I'm asking the board to do is to permit a chairman to negotiate a sale transfer

[01:20] of those judgments to another

[01:30] so what the resolution would say is that authority to sell assign transfer convey deliver

[01:51] obviously this resolution only applies to accounts for judgement

[02:00] and we have actually a listing of the treasure accounts that we would offer sale to customers or debt collectors

[02:13] to collect those

[02:21] what I'm asking the board to do is permit the chairman to negotiate among some purchase price

[02:32] whatever would be must have

[02:39] as without words whoever buys judgments

[02:49] were not guaranteed collectibility payment solic

[03:06] account

[03:11] i want to be authorized

[03:34] okay

[03:43] listing of the accounts that we have judgment amounts obviously this does not include any accounts that we don't have

[03:53] a judgment on or any judgments and that's what I'm asking the board to authorize

[04:07] okay discussion questions

[04:13] i know this is something was brought up it's been a while back we talked about it the first time

[04:21] we have talked about before and with the personnel issues that we have and all based off us at the

[04:29] moment I I just think it's best that we take action and sell these judgments that we have and to

[04:41] that money obviously general fund solid waste authority and to limit or reduce the amount current people have to do

[04:53] in order to work on collecting those we still get payments on those accounts from time to time and it's

[05:04] time to take the judgment figure

[05:15] at the time of the judgement so my thought is the best way Do

[05:27] you know the amount right on

[05:31] i do not because we have actually

[05:45] Yeah that's what I was thinking i couldn't remember either what was that number 200,000

[05:58] other questions discussion

[06:04] in the past waste authority has not proceeded with collection of those judgments by putting the means on property and

[06:14] taken that property this takes a course of action away from the salt and waste authority and puts it to

[06:22] a another company that will buy those leans for 50 cents on the ball or whatever they can negotiate if

[06:36] the judgment's $10,000 we might sell it for five okay and that other company will proceed to collect that debt

[06:53] that's these are deaths

[06:57] you've been here a while 20 years some of the debts are 10 years old yeah when you get a

[07:08] judgment like that there's no way to collect on it unless the person dies or property sold

[07:19] and this way we could at least collect some get the money in now instead of wait

[07:34] i motion we authorize the chair to proceed with whatever it takes to

[07:49] resolution to allow chairman to negotiate negotiate properties that have been just

[08:07] judgments against

[08:10] approve judgments

[08:14] have a second i second read motion to allow resolution to allow the chairman to negotiate the sale of debts

[08:25] either a lump sum or percentage of debt

[08:32] move second any other discussion all those in favor raise their hand motion passes 40

[08:44] okay now we're down to amendment to mandatory garbage disposal regulations

[08:51] we made a couple of small changes to them

[08:57] yes the amendment to the proposed amendment to mandatory disposal regulations set date for appeals and from someone exemption

[09:25] now that exemption hearing this year will need to be set by the board once the building is sent down

[09:36] and we start getting requests for ex but for every year afterwards it will be on the first regular meeting

[09:46] of the Authority following the meeting

[10:08] everyone had a chance to look at that section on their administrative

[10:25] follows a little bit

[10:33] which I think that's the thing we do

[10:39] have the hearings and for cut off

[10:49] That's the date to be set

[10:55] after Yeah after for this year yeah after 2026 any hearings for administrative review and appeals shall take place during

[11:03] the first meeting following the annual meeting agreeable

[11:12] everyone

[11:16] we have a motion question

[11:26] any more time well this is something that needs to be done now to be done so it can take

[11:35] effect July 1st we've already approved these this disposal regulation while we're doing making those changes to the administrator and

[11:44] a few other people

[12:09] of discussion

[12:17] we have a motion to approve regardless disposal regulations with the changes that only it's only sections change

[12:38] motion to

[12:42] approve the mandatory solid waste disposal regulations with the amended section 8 administrative reviews with the amended dates

[13:00] okay we have a second

[13:07] is there any further discussion any other questions

[13:15] all those in favor raise their hand and motion passes to one

[13:24] that is the end of our agenda so that concludes our meeting today meeting adjourned can I ask more questions

[13:34]

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AUkNOpHkmT0

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[07:03] and seen the public people in there when the gate was locked absolutely Did I give them a key no

[07:09] I didn't

[07:13] Because of the people that worked there throughout time What do you want me to do with it you want

[07:19] to hang it up or you want me to hang it no it's going to be something Like I say

[07:27] I just don't understand what the deal is with this kid

[07:48] Hey you too

[07:55] You want me to stop it fire

URL: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XKOtgXj7hF4

1821

 

Based on the text provided from the microfilmed Order Book of the Pocahontas County Clerk’s Office, dated March 1822, here is the transcription:

Header Information

• Location: Pocahontas County Courthouse, Clerk's Office, West Virginia.

• Microfilmed by: Reproduction Systems for the Genealogical Society of Salt Lake City.

• Filmed at: Marlinton, W. Va..

• Date: 28 OCT. 1969.

• Photographer: Fred Ridenour.

• Volume/Year: Order Book, Vol 1, 1822–1827.

Transcription Excerpts

• March Court 1822: Pursuant to an act of assembly entitled an act forming a top frail of the [county] of Math Pendleton the Comp[any] for the County of Pocahontas.

• Appointments: The court appointed various individuals as surveyors of roads and precincts, including:

  • John Hill, assigned to keep the road from the [distance] leading from the [illegible] to the [illegible] in repair.

  • William Backley, assigned to keep the road in repair.

  • Robert Moore, appointed as surveyor.

  • Benjamin Arbogart, appointed surveyor of the public road leading from [illegible] to Sampson Matthews, sworn to keep the same in repair.

• Militia and Official Commissions:

  • Benjamin Follman was recommended to the Governor as Colonel Commandant of the militia of the County of Pocahontas.

  • Samuel Hughes, to [illegible] Jalaifiye.

  • Follman is by the court recommended to the Governor as Captain of Cavalry in the County of Pocahontas.

  • Andrew Matthews is recommended as first Lieutenant in a company of cavalry in the County of Pocahontas.

  • Jacob Rains, James Nantz, and Samuel [illegible] were recommended for commissions.

• Legal/Court Proceedings:

  • Schusten Reynotes was permitted to practice as Counsel and Attorney in this court, having taken the oath of Counsel and the oath to support the constitution of the United States.

  • The court ordered that it be adjourned until 10 o’clock tomorrow morning.

    ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    This document appears to be a transcription of historical Pocahontas County court records, specifically covering sessions held between May and June 1822.

    The records detail various administrative, judicial, and infrastructural activities of the court. Below is a summary of the events and processes contained within the text:

    Court Proceedings and Appointments

    • Oath Taking: Various individuals, including James Sharpe, produced commissions from the Governor and took the necessary oaths of office (fidelity and support of the Constitution) to serve in their respective capacities.

    • Law Practice: Multiple individuals, including George W. Grier, were granted leave to practice law in the court upon taking the oaths required by law.

    • Public Service Appointments: The court appointed commissioners and viewers for various administrative tasks, including laying off routes for roads, overseeing the poor, and managing public infrastructure.

    • Bond Requirements: Several individuals entered into bonds with sureties to guarantee the performance of their duties or to keep the peace.

    Infrastructure and Land

    • Road Surveys: The court appointed commissioners to view, mark out, and report on the convenience of proposed roads. These included:

      • A road from the mouth of the creek.

      • A road from the upper end of the lane through the lands of Reuben Bradshaw.

      • A road from John Bradshaw’s to James Gillespie’s.

      • A road from Varner’s to Abraham Burner’s.

    • Land Transactions: The text notes that several land deeds and conveyances were presented in court, acknowledged by the vendors, and ordered to be recorded.

    Public House and Business Licensing

    • Ordinary Licenses: Several individuals petitioned the court for licenses to keep an "ordinary" (a public house or tavern).

    • Regulation: The court set prices for items sold at these establishments, including spirits such as "whiskey," "brandy," and "wine".

    • Requirements: Applicants were required to provide bond with security and satisfy the court that they were of good character and possessed the necessary accommodations for the public.

    Legal Matters

    • Recognizances: The records mention individuals appearing in discharge of their recognizances (legal obligations to appear in court).

    • Grievances: There is a reference to a presentment against an individual for "obstructing public" [sic] ways.

       

      The provided text appears to be a transcription of historical court records, likely from the Pocahontas County, Virginia (now West Virginia) Court Order Books circa 1822. These records document administrative, judicial, and militia-related business of the era.

      Summary of Document Content

      The text captures various routine functions of a county court in the early 19th century, including:

      • Appointments and Oaths: Frequent references to individuals being appointed to administrative or militia roles and taking the required oaths of office (e.g., "took the oath oaths prescribed by law").

      • Road Maintenance: Numerous mentions of "viewing" and "laying off" roads, assigning individuals to keep roads in repair, and establishing paths for public use (e.g., "lay off the road from Bradshaws to Callisons").

      • Militia Commissions: Records regarding the appointment of officers, such as the commission of William Young as a Lieutenant in the County Militia.

      • Fiscal and Assessment Matters: Documentation of "tithables" (taxable individuals), assessments for public works, and the reporting of county levies.

      • Legal Proceedings: Notes on court motions, the presence of attorneys, and judgments regarding civil or criminal matters, including references to "good behavior" bonds.

      • Local Geography and Figures: Mentions of specific landmarks (e.g., "fork of Oats Creek," "Allegheny Mountain") and local figures (e.g., George Baxter, John Callison, John Bradshaw, James Tallman).

      Observations on the Transcription

      The text is fragmented due to the nature of the archival material. Key sections include:

      • Judicial Authority: Frequent mention of the "Court" acting on motions to admit individuals to practice law or to settle grievances (e.g., "to practice Law in the county").

      • Administrative Oversight: The court frequently appointed commissioners to oversee specific tasks, such as clearing paths, reporting on road conditions, or managing the county's financial accounts.

      • 1822 Context: Several date markers confirm the records originate from the June and August sessions of the 1822 court.

      This document reflects the structured, yet localized, nature of frontier governance in West Virginia during the early 1800s, where the county court served as the primary nexus for legal, infrastructural, and social organization.

Biblical Text Research Prompts

 

Biblical text research requires a balance of linguistic precision, historical context, and an understanding of theological frameworks. Because your interests span from specific KJV study and Hebrew etymology to the intersection of faith and family lineage, your prompts should be structured to bridge the gap between ancient text and modern, grounded application.

Here are tailored prompts to enhance your research:

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Use these when digging into the root meaning of terms in the KJV or original Hebrew.

• Root Analysis: "Analyze the Hebrew root for the word '[Target Word]' in [Specific Passage]. How does the etymological shift from this root to the KJV translation impact the theological nuance of the verse?"

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