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<br />95F,;~7 <br /> <br />~i <br /> <br />" <br /> <br />... . <br /> <br />BOARD REPORTS CONTINUED <br /> <br />Abernethy - a survey of historical buildings in Hall County. <br /> <br />Wayne Codner, George Codner and Gary Thomas discussed with the <br />board the possibility of moving a gate on 190th Road 700 feet <br />to accomodate access to the Platte River. This ~qces~s~roa-d-rs< <br />maintained by the County. They presented a petition w1th 50 ' ~ <br />signatures requesting the moving of the gate. Mr. McCann, with <br />the Nebraska Department of Roads was contacted concerning this. <br />The Nature Conservatory requested this gate to protect their <br />property and the property owners. Discussion followed from the <br />various interested parties. Rosenkotter made motion and Landis <br />seconded to move the gate and send a letter to the Nebraska <br />Department of Roads. Discussion was held. Rosenkotter withdrew <br />her motion and Landis withdrew her second. Quandt mademotion and <br />Stelk seconded to refer this matter to the Public Works Committee <br />and to the County Attorney to see if this can be resolved. <br />Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter <br />and Stelk voted yes and none voted no. <br /> <br />Steve Fosselman presented to the board the bid for the bookmobile <br />that the committee decided on. Cornhusker International from <br />Lincoln, submitted the bid!or!$64,885.00 Quandt made motion <br />and Hartman seconded to accept the bid for $64,885.00 with a <br />delivery date of 180 days. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, <br />Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk voted yes and none voted no. Steve <br />Fosselman thanked the board. Hartman will discuss with Fonner Park <br />the $10,000.00 they are to pay and report back to the board. If <br />a letter to Fonner Park is necessary it will be addressed later. <br /> <br />11: 10 A.M. QuandtJmade motion and Stelk seconded to enter into <br />Board of Corrections. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, <br />Rosenkotter and Stelk voted yes and none voted no. <br /> <br />11:45 A.M. Returned to regular session. <br /> <br />UNFINISHED BUSINESS <br /> <br />Tammie,McOermott and Miller will also meet with the audit committee <br />on Monday, March 27, at 1:30 P.M. <br /> <br />NEW BUSINESS <br /> <br />Margaret Landis gave a brief report on the trip to Washington, D.C. <br />on the Cornhusker Army Plant. She will be making a detailed report <br />to the Reuse Committee. They met with various officials and the <br />report was well recieved. The leasing or selling of the property <br />as it is cleaned up was discussed. It is a mutual agreement to make <br />this property marketable. <br /> <br />The study session agenda was started. <br /> <br />I. Judy Rosenkotter presented a brief inservice training session <br />to the board on team work. <br /> <br />Recessed until 1:30 A.M. <br /> <br />1:30 P.M. returned for the afternoon session resumed agenda for <br />study session <br /> <br />II. Future of the old City Hall <br /> <br />Discussion on the options to purchase. Stelk made motion <br />and Rosenkotter seconded not to cont.tn\].e t~he purchase of the old <br />City Hall. Discussion was held. Abernethy,~ Leslie, Rosenkotter <br />and Stelk voted yes. Landis, Quandt-and-Hartman voted no. <br />Quandt made motion and Hartman seconded to \\-- . a letter to the <br />City stating that we are not interested andtci-apologize for the <br />delay. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Quandt, Rosenkotter and <br />Stelk voted yes. Leslie abstained. <br /> <br />III. Long-range planning <br /> <br />Rosehkotter reported on LB 1224 which provided the pooling of <br />