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the dollars to their budget so we would be without public transportation. The County has been <br /> generous to cover for the additional 15 months. The inter-local agreement requires that the city <br /> cover the matching funds. She stated that they have met with outlying communities and we will <br /> cover them. Senior Citizens will continue to apply for the transit dollars with the matching funds <br /> from the city. <br /> Chad Nabity stated that the state funds are still available and the urban transit dollars have to <br /> be spent in 6 years. This will be an opportuniry for the county to enhance the rural <br /> transportation for Hall County. The County has to match at 25% and the City has to match at <br /> 20%. This agreement allows public transportation to continue even if the funding is available <br /> the match dollars also have to be available. The state worked with the City and the County and <br /> they are pleased with the outcome. <br /> Quandt made a motion and Schuppan seconded to approve the interlocal agreement and <br /> authorize the Chair to sign. Amold, Lancaster, McFarland, Purdy, Quandt, Schuppan and Ziola <br /> all voted yes and none voted no. Mr. Zitterkopf requested that 2 copies be signed and delivered <br /> to the City for their approval at the meeting tonight. Ms. Conley stated that she will deliver the <br /> agreements to the City. <br /> 5. DISCUSS AND APPROVE HALL COUNTY PARK POLICY REGARDING THE CAMPING <br /> SEWAGE AND RINSE STATION -The facilities committee met and discussed this issue. Mr. <br /> Humphrey stated that they have a lot of people that just use the dump station at the Hall County <br /> Park and do not camp there. If people just use the dump and rinse station and do not pay any I <br /> fee. <br /> Lancaster noted that if they camp there they use the dump station but it is included in the <br /> camping fee so if they come to the park and use the station discussion was held to make the fee <br /> the same. There was concern because there is annual maintenance and the pumps do go bad <br /> and have to be repaired or replaced. <br /> Mr. Quandt stated that they had 2 pumps fail and they cost$2,500.00 each. They need to have <br /> some control on the use. The committee is recommending setting the fee for the dump station <br /> the same as the camping fee. <br /> Lancaster stated that they could use some type of key system to access the dump station. Mr. <br /> Purdy added they he would like to see them keep tract of number of people that use the dump <br /> station only. Mr. Schuppan stated that they could use some signage to notify people. <br /> McFarland made a motion and Ziola seconded to approve the $20.00 dumping fee for the Hall <br /> County Park. <br /> Mr. Zittericopf requested to address this issue. He stated that he does not own a camping trailer <br /> and is not aware of where the dump stations are located but as a taxpayer he has concerns that <br /> Hall County is not in the sewage business and when people are using the dump station we as <br /> the tax payers are bearing the costs. Dumping should not be allowed. <br /> This was discussed in length by the committee and Mr. Purdy and Mr. Quandt would Iike to see <br /> the fees increased. Mr. McFarland stated he would like to set the fee. <br /> Mr. Arnold stated that he is concerned that if this fee is the same as the camping fees it would <br /> tie up a camping site. He would like to see the fee set lower than the camping fee. Mr. Quandt <br /> 3 <br />