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95F, /9.3 t .~ A representative frcmthe Coke Company spoke to the board concerning the vending contract. They are a local company and pay taxes in Hall County. ~10:10 A.M. Robert Leslie was excused. Rich Bukovinsky with Regional,~bsJl~a:rl~e Ma,nB.'g~,:rsLJric~_~-~!!'om 'Sc:tlt- Lake City,'. Utah, presented the self=insured--conce-pt to the board:- He stated that--.th~ planwould.ae.' flexible and could meet our specificatiQns~ He reviewed the benefits, administration and costs. His company would need claim information from Hall County. Mr. Bukovinsky will meet again with the insurance commmittee. Quandt made a motion and Landis seconded to add Stelk to the insurance committee. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Quandt and Rosenkotter and Stelk voted yes and none voted no. He will talk to the committee again. Abernethy presented letters to Kerry and Exon for the boards signature and read a letter she prepared to send to the editor of the Grand Island Independent explaining the process of the reappraisal. She will sign the letter and mail it. Mic~ael J. Osberg with Insurance and Personnel Services, Inc. of 2121 North Webb Road, Grand Island, Nebraska, spoke to the board on the self-insurance process. He stated that his company can offer the same in.suran.c.e__C1.S Regional Insurance Manager ,of Salt Lake Ci ty, Utah. tIe-i\reqv,~sted .t;he-:opp6ft-lihi ty to present his insurance ---.-', " ' \ program to the county. ------- Gary Streeks with Blue Cross presented some information on the c:Laigtspresented from Hall County. Because this is a NACO group :2QQl\this information is not available. Our life insurance policy is tIed to the health insurance. Blue Cross Blue Shield also has some self funding insurance. Rosenkotter madea motion and Quandt seconded to add the ADA recommendations to the agenda. Hartman, Landis, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. Abernethy and Leslie were absent. Marvin Webb and Sid Cook and the committee met June 9 on the ADA recommendations. Rosenkotter reported on the ADA projects and some of the other repairs that need to be made. The elevator would be out of commission for 5 or 6 weeks. The possibilty of asbestos removal was addressed. Rosenkotter made a motion to do a survey and asbestos testing in the construction areas. No second was made. Motion failed. Various parts of the plans for the remodeling were questioned and reviewed. ..Webb stated that he hand delivered the bid proposals to various local contractors and ~~Jll_.did not reFAeve many~bids._ . The board felt thebidsaretoo!1 higlb- The bids Lreceived-' wilL ae_good~ for. 30 days. The funds for the--ADAremodeling can-be-'- carried forward for the 1995-1996 budget. This item will be placed on the agenda for June 20 for more discussion. . Sid Cook spoke to the board on the ADA recommendations and the federal mandates. He stated that on .the~_TitleII_ 4new.sectionswere added~to~theregulatiohs. These will include judicial, legislative and regulatory facilities, correctional facilities, residential and public right of way. The Title III added beaches, golf courses, camp grou~~s ,_ play qr()~nds and boating and fishing areas to provide handicap:.€1ccessl.bility. ----------_ r-------- Rosenkotter reported on a meeting_she atte~q~d on court house security. The security would be jeoparc1j.ze,d i\;Ethe deEutY,,-was-required to leave his post to assist openirig~the- doorEf;--------....l.!~.::.---- \ .. ' COUNTY ATTORNEY Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz presented the Intracounty K~neAgreement. The necessary changes were made. Hartman made a motion and Quandt seconded. Hartman, Landis, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. The agreement with David Griffith and Associates was presented. Hartman made a motion and Rosenkotter seconded to approve the