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The Loudon County Commission Meeting held on February 1, 2010, included the adoption of the agenda and approval of previous meeting minutes. Key discussions involved accepting a resignation from Judge Russell, appointing a task force for the Volunteer Fire Service, and approving various financial disbursements and amendments to county funds. Mayor Doyle Arp provided updates on local projects and financial audits, while public comments addressed concerns about spending and commissioner salaries. The meeting concluded with no further business.

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Begin with the 'Opening of Meeting' section. Here, you will note the date and time of the meeting, ensuring accuracy for record-keeping.
Proceed to 'Roll Call'. Fill in the names of present and absent commissioners as indicated. This is crucial for establishing a quorum.
In the 'Agenda Adopted As Amended' section, document any amendments requested by commissioners. Ensure that motions and votes are clearly recorded.
For 'Comments: Agenda', capture any public comments made during this segment. This promotes transparency and community engagement.
Continue through each agenda item, documenting motions, seconds, and voting outcomes accurately. Each decision should be clearly articulated for future reference.
Finally, conclude with 'Adjournment', noting the time of adjournment and signatures required from officials to validate the minutes.

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