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r19990270 projects. Arnold, Hartman, Jeffries, Lancaster, Landis, Logan and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. The following bids were read: BIDDER C40(301) C40(302) C40(303) C40(306 TOTAL BID WAW CONST. $30,364.05 $28,503.20 $18,204.50 $23,086.95 $100,158.70 DIAMOND ENG. $25,394.23 $24,303.92 $15,641.33 $20,155.70 $ 85,495.18 LJ WEBB CONT $26,118.75 $24,642.20 $16,909.95 $21,665.15 $ 89,336.05 MIDLAND CONT $29,194.81 $27,995.82 $18,194.67 $21,709.95 $ 95,095.25 BUCK CONST. $32,934.60 $30,898.40 $23,223.65 $29,664.80 $116,721. 45 Stelk made a motion and Hartman seconded to refer the bids to the Public Works Committee and Public Works Director. Arnold, Hartman, Jeffries, Lancaster, Landis, Logan and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 10:45 A.M. PUBLIC HEARING - AMENDMENTS TO HALL COUNTY ZONING CO- DEPENDENT RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GUEST HOUSE AND PRINCIPAL RESIDENCE: Regional Planning Director Dave Barber stated that the Regional Planning Commission held a public hearing June 9, 1999 and they recommended the proposed amendment be made. He stated that this is an oversite in the current zoning regulations. Guest houses are allowed in agricultural areas. If the guest house is 300 to 500 feet from the principal residence it would really be a second dwelling. A guest house must be tied to the principal dwelling by sewer, water and electrical services. The residents must be involved in farming activity. Stelk questioned if an existing older home was converted to a bed and breakfast and another dwelling was built how would this affect the situation. Barber explained that the dwellings must be tied together in order to be considered a guest house. Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz said a guest house could not be part of a business it must be farm and family use. 11:00 a.m. Logan made a motion and Stelk seconded to close the public hearing. Arnold, Hartman, Jeffries, Lancaster, Landis, Logan and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. COUNTY ATTORNEY - A. CONSIDER & APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH THE NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF ROADS CONCERNING THE BURLINGTON DEPOT PROJECT: Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that there were some concerns on the Burlington Depot project and the State requires that the county should have an agreement with the historical society. The board authorized Janulewicz to work out an agreement with the Historicial Society.