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. tf1 ;:-.~ d5 J sign the certification statement. Abernethy, Hartman, Lancaster, Landis, Long, Quandt and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. AUTHORIZE PREPARATION AND SUBMITTAL OF CLAIM FOR DIRECT COSTS OF SPACE FOR NEBRASKA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES: The claim for the direct costs was completed in the amount of $19,891.96. Lancaster made a motion and Landis seconded to authorize the Chairman to sign the claim for $19,891.96. Abernethy, Hartman, Lancaster, Landis, Long, Quandt and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. AUTHORIZE CONDEMNATION OF TRACT #3 OWNER RICHARD AND LISA PFEIL: John Amick, attorney for Richard and Lisa Pfeil, 3892 South Locust, spoke to the board concerning this property. The Pfeil's received an offer of $7,920.00 for the easement property. Mr. Amick stated that the Pfeil s are concerned because the proposed survey would take most of their front yard. They made a counter offer to sell the entire property for $80,000.00. Mr. Amick stated the County could resell the property to recoup their expenses. Discussion was held. This matter was referred to the Public Works Committee and will be place on the agenda November 4. 10:08 A.M. PUBLIC HEARING ON AMENDMENT TO ZONING FOR AUTOMOBILES: St~lk made a motion and Lancaster seconded to open the public hearing on the amendment to zoning for automobiles. Abernethy, Hartman, Lancaster Landis, Long/Quandt and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. Dave Barber, Regional Planning Director, stated that this has been an on-going issue. A public hearing was held on this matter April 29, 1997. This zoning resolution would affect areas outside of the 2-mile jurisdiction of Grand Island and areas outside of the I-mile jurisdiction of the villages. The amendment was read noting the changes to the original resolution. John Cunningham, attorney, stated he was contacted to represent concerned parties and he stated they felt this would cause more problems. The currant resolution does not allow accumulated vehicles in any area that is zoned agricultural. The new resolution would allow 5 to 30 vehicles if they are screened. Marsha Lawton stated her concerns on the increasing number of salvage vehicles on a property in her area and hopes this can be settled. David McGrath requested to address this matter. He stressed the importance of the salvage vehicles and the number of businesses that benefit from restored vehicles. He stated if the resolution is adopted it will destroy collecting and restoring vehicles in Hall County. The public hearing was recessed until after 2:00 p.m.