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<br />Motion made by Abernethy, seconded by Quandt to accept and place on
<br />file the communications. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt
<br />and Stelk voted yes, none voted no.
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<br />SUPERVISORS REPORTS
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<br />Stelk - Senior citizens & Visitors Promotion meetings
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<br />Landis - LEPC meeting
<br />Motion made by Quandt, seonded by Stelk to have Richard Mohrman continue
<br />to serve on the LEPC board contingent to his living in Hall County.
<br />Landis said the by-laws do not reguire that they have to live in Hall
<br />County.
<br />Landis also reported the change of the Transportation meeting from the
<br />7th of December to the 14th.
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<br />Abernethy - Headstart meeting
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<br />Hartman - Mid Plains meeting
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<br />Asked who would attend the Economic Development Corporation
<br />meeting Wednesday noon? Leslie agreed to attend.
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<br />Asked that Hartman sign the letter to Jack Mills in regards to
<br />NIRMA Board ? Letter already signed.
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<br />Asked if the new School Superintendent, Larry Hernisch, could take
<br />the IBM PC to his office in Wood River to use for Supt of Schools business,
<br />it would remain on the county inventory? The Board agreed it was best to
<br />do this. Reported the Hernisch was working on the spelling contest, to
<br />be coordinated by Ruth McCurkin and will tentativelybe February 25, 1995.
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<br />Asked about sending flowers to Emmett Arnett in the hospital?
<br />Yes was the answer.
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<br />Motion made by Abernethy, seconded by Landis to reconsider the motion
<br />of Mohrman to the LEPC. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt
<br />and Stelk voted yes, none voted no.
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<br />Discussion followed concerning the possibility of Mohrman not living in
<br />Hall County but working within the county.
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<br />Landis made motion, seconded by Stelk to keep Jim Fosket, County
<br />Sheriff as of January, on the LEPC. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie,
<br />Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no.
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<br />Motion made by Stelk, seconded by Abernethy to retain Mohrman on LEPC
<br />board. Abernethy, Hartman, Landis, Leslie and Stelk voted yes, Quandt
<br />voted no. Motion carried. Quandt voted no because he doesn't live in
<br />Hall County.
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<br />Mary Kay Shay, Election Commissioner, reported the happenings of the
<br />election last week and read a letter concerning an editorial in Saturdays
<br />Grand Island Independent. The Board suggested that she send the letter to
<br />the editor.
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<br />ll;llf~The Chairman recessed the meeting until Thursday, November 17, 1994 at
<br />'f- 7 P.M.
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<br />pNovember 17, 1994- 7 P.M. Chairman Hartman presiding. Boardmembers
<br />present were Irene Abernethy, Richard Frauen, Richard Hartman, Margaret
<br />Landis, Robert Leslie and Gary Quandt. Tammie Stelk was absent.
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<br />Frauen made motion' to open the Public Hearing on the proposed use of the
<br />former Children's Village Building at 1910 W 9th St, Grand Island, Ne.
<br />L~ndis seconded the motion. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie
<br />and Quandt voted yes, Stelk was absent. Approximately 80 people were in
<br />attendance.
<br />, Pam Mor'ris:-Stump spoke in favor of Children's Village being used for
<br />',,' a' homeless shelter from now unt,i1 June 30, 1995.
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<br />'I."ammieStelk arrived at 1:07 P.M.
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<br />Others that spoke in favor of the homeless shelter were Filimon Sanchez,
<br />Earl Ahlschwede, Karen Kennerly, Bob Dorsey, Rod Ruple, Sue Nadolski,
<br />Bob Ranard.L ~Mike Cole, Laura Shultis, Rho,Il.da Wag!!er ,_aQq., SiJ:Lt,e.t'_,.:r~sm?l1
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