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<br />4. Communications-Civil Defense Director in regard to FY93-94 budget and
<br />~ County Board request for reduction and items that could be addressed.
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<br />5. Hall County Housing Authority, invitation for lunch on Tuesday, June 15,
<br />1993 at Community Room of Rainbow Terrace, Grand I.sland and brief review
<br />of past year and glimpse of year ahead to be provided.
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<br />6. Burlington Northern Railroad considering filing an abandonment application
<br />for railroad line from Hastings to Gibbon and from Gibbon to Kearney for
<br />total distance of 43.06 miles.
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<br />7. State of Nebraska Department of Roads agreement for Project No. BRO-7040
<br />(18) Wood River Southwest(Hall Co) for county share of cost $26,100. and
<br />to maintain the project after completion.
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<br />8. Nebraska Game & Parks Commission, in regard to Project No. 31-00027, acq
<br />4.78 +/- acres and development Prairie Pioneer Park, requesting a liaison
<br />officer to represent the County interest.
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<br />Motion by Hartman, seconded by Leslie to authorize chairman to sign letter
<br />in reply to Burlington Northern Railroad. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis,.
<br />Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried.
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<br />Requested checking out as to where the location of the Project No. 31-00027
<br />prairie Pioneer Park is located.
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<br />Motion by Leslie, seconded by Hartman to place on file the communciations
<br />received today. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk
<br />voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS:
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<br />Hartman reported on the Mid Nebraska Services Advisory Meeting.
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<br />Abernethy reported she attended the Midland Area Agency on Aging meeting,
<br />Meeting~ith Architect from University of Nebraska and Stuhr Museum Memorial
<br />Day services, Regional III Agency budgets is the same as ~ast
<br />year but has copy for board members to review if they wish to.
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<br />Conducted interviews for Hall County Housing Authority and GI-Hall Co Depart-
<br />ment of Health. board member.
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<br />Two Applicants were interviewed for Department of Health. Ed Edwards Director
<br />was present. Rozella Sidders, Wood River and John Tignor, Grand Island.
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<br />Motion.~Hartman, seconded by Stelk to appoint Mrs. Rozella Sidders to the
<br />Department of Health Board. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Leslie and Stelk voted
<br />yes, Quandt voted no with Landis abstaining. Motion carried.
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<br />Four applicants were interviewed for Hall County Housing Authority.
<br />Susan Tignor, Grand Island; Bill Bremer, Grand Island, Lee C Hoelck, Grand
<br />Island and Roger G. Andrews, Grand Island.
<br />Written Ballot was cast. Bill Bremer 4, Hoelck 2 and Andrews 1.
<br />Motion by Hartman, seconded by Landis to appoint Bill Bremer to Hall County
<br />Housing Authority Board. Abernethy, Frauen, Hartman, Landis, Leslie, Quandt,
<br />and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Motion carried.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS:
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<br />Leslie reported on meeting with Architect from University of Lincoln at the
<br />Courthouse, he will provide alternative ways for space use. Building &
<br />Grounds Committee looking at replacing sidewalk on north side of Health Depart-
<br />ment building, Board members should look at the location. Presented the
<br />written conclusions and recommendations of the Health HaZard Evaluation.
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<br />The following is the CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
<br />section of the Health Hazard Evaluation conducted by the
<br />National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health at the
<br />Hall County Administration Building on April 5-6, 1993.
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<br />"There we~e no clear environmental causes for the
<br />symptoms reported by the Treasury and Title Office
<br />employees; however, the NIOSH evaluation identified several
<br />environmental deficiencies at the Hall County Administration
<br />Building. Based on the results and observations of this
<br />evaluation, the following recommendations are offered to
<br />correct those deficiencies and optimize employee comfort:
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<br />1. Avoid the use of rust and corrosion inhibitors and
<br />biocides or algicides in the HVAC system. The use of
<br />these substances may introduce irritating or harmful
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