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~5F-~30 -! # .~; ~ HALL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING JULY~~, 1995c The Hall County Board of Supervisors met July 123.-' at 9: 00 A.M. froIn adjourned session andcbypublished call wltnChairman Irene Abernethy presiding. Present on roll call were Irene Abernethy, Richard' Hartman, Margaret. Landis, Robert Leslie, Gary Quandt, Judy Rosenkotter and Tammie Stelk. Invocation was given by Rev. J. L. Jones from Immanuel Baptist Church. The ~iedg~ of Allegiance was given. The minutes of the July 11 meeting were received and corrected. Quandt made a motion and Hartman seconded to accept and place on file. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and none voted no. It was requested that the clerk mail copies of the Board.of.Corrections minutes to the board members the Friday before the next monthly meeting. I Deputy County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz request~_tha~~ha~Bsolution for Nebraska Cellular be put on the August 1 meeting for the boards approval. Jerry Janulewicz distributed to the board members a draft of the petition that is to be submitted to the State Board of Equalization_ seeking to lower Hall County's range to 89%. Hartman made a motion and Landis seconded to submit the petition to the State Board of Equalization to lower Hall County's range on residential to 89% and agricultural to 71%. Rosenkotter stated that she attended the City Council meeting and they are going to write a letter to the State Board of Equalization in suport of Hall County~ petition. If the State Board of Equalization does not lower the range then Hall County can appeal to the State Supreme Court. Discussion was held. Th<=_ ... vote on the motion to send the petition was called for. Aberne~hy~ Hartman, Landis, Quandt, Rosenkotter and Stelk all voted yes and-Leslie voted no. Joel Dalton, Corrections Director, had requested permission to write a grant for__~. e~J1lEfor.the at. risk children. Dalton stated that in 5 days he\r~ce~ye& letters from other counties, various agencies and the'community -in support of this program. He presented copies of the grant to the board members. This grant would pay for 50 children. A camp board would need to be set up;it~would consist of a member ~J:'.~IlLe.i!Gl1 cooperating agency. The camp board would set up the :curricu~9mfor the camp. This could be held June 2 to 8, 1996, at the 1training center in Aurora. This grant needs to be submitted by August 1. This is to be reviewed by Jerry Janulewicz and placed on the agenda August 1. Tom Drudik from the extension office questioned.the-bbard on the budgets-.cc.The board will be working on them this week. Drudik mentioned some of the activities that have been held at College Park. He stated that kids college had 381 students enrolled. The state 4H horse show was held last week. They have a person working on the grants that are available. Ray Rabe from the Health Department spoke to the board on the renewaL.. of t.h~ir.liability insurance and possibilty of using the QounEy-='s. !_ carrier. II. possible., .~this. .could save some money. Marvin Webb, with Webb and Associate~will be at the courthouse with paint samples and invitied the board to meet with him at 1:00 P.M. 9:50 A;.M;.Commenceauditofclaims 10:30 A.M. Under public participation John Wagoner spoke to the board. He requested that the county board check into six areas as a means of controlling costs. 1. County employees and officials should file with the board when and where they will be having travel expenses and if the expenses can be reimbursed. 2. The board needs to control the computer expenses.