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C/~~- (j 3 ~ HALL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING JANUARY 30, 1996 The Hall County Board of Supervisors met January 30, at 9:00 A.M. from adjourned session and by published call in the County Board Meeting Room, Administration Building, 121 South Pine, Grand Island. The meeting was called to order by Chairman Tammie Stelk. The invocation was given by Reverend Tim Snyder, Third City Christian Church. The Pledge of Allegiance was given. Present on roll call were Irene Abernthy, Margaret Landis, Robert Leslie, Gary Quandt, Judy Rosenkotter and Tammie Stelk. Richard Hartman arrived at 9:20. The minutesof the January 23 meeting were corrected. Leslie made a motion and Rosenkotter seconded to accept and place on file. Abernethy, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that he received a request from New Holland for a continuation on the omitted and undervalued property notices. They requested to set the date for February 27. 9:10 Leslie made a motion and Abernethy seconded to go into a Board of Equalization. Abernethy, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. Hartman absent. 9:15 Quandt made a motion and Leslie seconded to go out of the Board of Equalization. Abernethy, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. County Assessor Jan Pelland presented Tax Correction Notices #1127 to #1185. Quandt made a motion and Rosenkotter seconded to authorize the Chair to sign the notices. Abernethy, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. Lauri Schultis with the Crisis Center presented her quarterly report to the Board. The statistics in Hall County are down but the overall totals are up. This is the first time in eight years it has not increased by 40%. Ms. Schultis stated that the intervention resource~ like Family Violence Coalitio~ are making an impact. The agreement for office space with CASA, Court Appointed Special Advocate Program was presented. Abernethy made a motion and Rosenkotter seconded to authorize the Chair to sign the two agreements. Landis stated that County Superintendent Larry Harnisch will be presenting his quarterly report and would like to hear his comments of the space. Mr. Harnisch was here last Thursday and spent time reorganizing the vault. Quandt stated that he was against giving away office space. Hartman questioned the utilities and the janitorial services. Rosenkotter called for the question. Abernethy, Leslie, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and Hartman, Landis and Quandt voted no. Motion carried. County Superintendent Larry Harnisch reported to the Board that he had met with rural districts exploring the merging of two Class I schools. Mr. Harnisch questioned if there is a Hall County Reorganization Committee. Hartman stated that the committee had not met for several years and he would assist Mr. Harnisch in setting this up. Harnisch reported that the microfiliming of the old records in the vault would also free up some space. Some of the old equipment was sold at the county auction and the equipment that is checked out by other school districts will be sold next year. Some of the equipment will continue to be stored in the vault. Mr. Harnisch stated that it was satisfactory with him to use the space for other records. His office is in Wood River. The contract with the County Board and the Wood River School District for the county superintendent will come due in May. The contract would be for $30,000.00 per year for a four year period. It should include an escape clause pending possib~ legislation from the State.