Mace complained that Sanders signed Mace's name on a county form without his permission.

Sanders said he simply put Mace's name on a resolution request because Mace wasn't available to sign it.

Mace asked that all resolutions and bills brought by the Board of Elections to the Board of Supervisors be signed by both commissioners.

Clerk of the board Deborah Palmer said she'd do that.

"From now on unless resolutions have both signatures they will not be put on the floor."

Sanders said Mace has also done things without his approval.

"Mr. Mace has ordered a bunch of furniture for the modular out there without my approval," Sanders said.

Mace denied that but said he did order furniture for training election personnel.

"Those are the tables I ordered plus chairs. We can do our training (in the modular), for which we need tables and chairs."

"I don't have a problem with the furniture," Sanders said, but would have wanted to be consulted.

Morency urged Sanders and Mace to work out their differences before speaking to the Board of Supervisors.

"I think the two of you ought to kiss and make up," Morency said. "You should be able to talk in your office instead of on the floor (at a supervisors meeting)."

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