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<br />9% ;::J/~tJ <br /> <br />HALL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING JUNE 9, 1998 <br /> <br />The Hall County Board of Supervisors met from adjourned session <br />and by published call in the County Board meeting room, 121 South <br />Pine, Grand Island, Nebraska May 12, 1998, at 9:00 a.m. <br /> <br />The meeting was called to order by Chairman Richard Hartman. <br /> <br />Invocation was given by Pastor John M Hayes with Grace Baptist <br />Church. <br /> <br />Present on roll call were Richard Hartman, Pamela Lancaster, <br />Margaret Landis, Huey Long, Gary Quandt and Tammie Stelk. Also <br />present were Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz and news <br />media representatives from the Grand Island Independent and KRGI. <br /> <br />MINUTES OF THE MAY 26 MEETING: Landis made a motion and Long <br />seconded to accept and place on file the minutes of the May 26 <br />meeting. Hartman, Lancaster, Landis, Long, Quandt and Stelk all <br />voted yes and none voted no with Abernethy absent. <br /> <br />PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: Deputy Sheriff Roger Williams requested to <br />read a statement to the board under public participation. He <br />stated that if Sheriff Fosket were appointed chief deputy they <br />have concerns. After the resignation of Sheriff Fosket the <br />deputies are concerned about retaliation on the deputies that <br />are still with the department that had cooperated with the <br />investigation. They wanted to make their opposition known to the <br />County Board. Hartman stated that the board can't vote on this <br />matter. Quandt stated that the board doesn't appoint deputies; <br />that is left up to the department head. Stelk stated that the <br />elected officials can do what they want and she commended the <br />people for coming forward publicly and it was the board's duty to <br />listen. Even if the board doesn't agree, they can't control his <br />department. <br /> <br />RON FRYDA USDA WILDLIFE SERVICES CONTRACT RENEWAL: Mr. Fryda <br />stated that he had worked on 20 projects and some involved health <br />issues. The projects included skunk problems, beavers causing <br />flooding problems and coyote problems. He stated that the <br />contract will increase from $5,500.00 to $7,425.00 for the coming <br />year. Mr. Fryda discussed the skunk problems and the board asked <br />him to speak to the city concerning dumping the animals. Stelk <br />made a motion and Quandt seconded to approve the agreement with <br />USDA Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service and Wildlife <br />Services in the amount of $7,425.00 from the Weed Department <br />budget. Hartman, Lancaster, Landis, Long, Quandt and Stelk all <br />voted yes and none voted no, with Abernethy absent. Motion <br />carried. <br /> <br />/ <br />