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HALL COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATON MEETING JANUARY 18, 2p11 Quandt made a motion and Lancaster seconded to go into a Board of Equalizatian meeting. ROLL CALL VOTE — Present on roll call vote were Scott Arnold, Bud Jeffries, Pamela Lancaster, Daniel Purdy, Gary Quandt, Steve Schuppan and David Ziola. Also present was County Attorney Jack Zitterkopf and Board Assistant Stacey Ruzicka. NOTICE OF OPEN MEETING LAW—Chairman Jeffries read the notice af the open meeting law. MINUT�S — Quandt made a motion and Lancaster seconded to place on file the minutes of the January 4, 2011 meeting. Chairman Jeffries called for discussion and no one respanded. Arnold, Jeffries, Purdy, Lancaster, Quandt, Schuppan and Ziola all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. COUNTY TREASURER—2011 MOTOR VEHICLE 457 TAX EXEMPTION — Deputy County Treasurer Jan Allan stated that this is the list of the 2011 motor vehicle tax �xemptions and the County Treasurer approved them as per Nebraska State Statute 77- 202. Arnold made a motion and Lancaster seconded to approve the 2011 motor vehicle tax exemptions. No discussian. Arnold, Jeffries, Purdy, Lancaster, Quandt, Schuppan and Ziola all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. COUNTY ASSESSOR--APPEAL FOR EXEMPTION FOR YMCA TO PROTEST 2010 PERSONAL PROP�RTY TAXES ON EQUIPMENT--County Assessor Jan Pelland stated that this is an appeal on the equipment at a satellite locatian. They purchased the equipment 2009 and included it on one schedule but with the new location a separate exemption would need to be filed. She does not have an exemption form on file for the new location. Jeffries noted that this is the same as the church issue. Lancaster expressed cancern that the last time it was a language issue but what can be done to help the public through these issues. Pelland stated that the personal property is self reporting. Her ofFice makes out an application for the following year once her office receives an exemption. Lancaster questioned if there wauld be a way ta send out notices because in cases like these the board cannot take any action. Pelland stated that if they sent out notices on all personal property and real estate it would take 30,000 notices. Lancaster stated that she would like to see a way to handle if from the front side. Pelland suggested adding a line to the tax notices. Jeffries stated that this does not happen very often if it is a late filing they can be addressed but with this the board cannot do anything. He wauld like to approve this exemptian.