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~F~~ OFFICE REPORT OF THE HALL COUNTY CLERK Fees collected by the Hall County Clerk, for the period of July 1 though July 31, 1997 Total amount submitted $27,552.75 OFFICE REPORT OF THE HALL COUNTY COURT Funds collected and remitted to the County Treasurer for July, 1997 Total amount submitted $62,513.42 OFFICE REPORT OF THE HALL COUNTY CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT Fees collected by the Clerk of the District Court July, 1997 Total amount submitted $ 3,925.00 OFFICE REPORT OF THE HALL COUNTY SHERIFF Fees, miscellaneous, mileage and county commissions for June, 1997 Total fees, mileage, misc. $11,155.58 Copies $ 144.50 Handgun applications $ 35.00 Title inspections $ 2,720.00 DISCUSSION ON COMMUNICATIONS: A letter from Central States Tire was received concerning the recycling of old tires. Landis requested that this information be shared with the various tire companies. Lancaster received a copy of a news letter on grants for cities and towns. Some of this information may be available from other offices that write grants instead of purchasing this newsletter. Abernethy stated that information on the juvenile needs assessment should be received soon. BOARD SECRETARY REPORT: Lisa Hagen included her progress report in the packets and stated that the change report for the Wood River Warm Slough Project is in her office if the board wants to review it. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS: Stelk - She attended the long-range planning meeting, the Health Board meeting and there will be a conditional use committee meeting at 9:30, August 13. Quandt - None Landis - She attended the safety committee meeting last Wednesday and will have the conditional use committee meeting August 13, at 9:30 a.m., a Weed Board meeting August 12, and the budget work- study sessions this week. 10:45 a.m. Stelk made a motion and Abernethy seconded to go into a board of equalization meeting. Abernethy, Hartman, Lancaster, Landis, Long, Quandt and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 11:10 a.m. Returned to regular session. BOARD MEMBER REPORTS: Hartman - He commentec~ on the articles in the paper on the prison. He also questioned if a letter had been sent to surrounding counties regarding a local jail. This letter was to see if any counties would be interested in a possible bond issue to support building a jail. He felt this letter should be addressed. Abernethy - She attended a long range planning meeting concerning the over crowding in the jail and the needs assessment should be received soon. She attended a Heartland Vision meeting and a meeting in Lincoln on the juvenile needs. 5