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tj 3;::- c::( /3 f'^ HALL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING, JULY 20, 1993 I The Hall County Board of Supervisors met at 9:00 a.m. from adjourned session and by published call with Chairman Gary Quandt presiding. Present on roll call were Irene Abernethy, Richard Frauen, Margaret Landis, Robert Leslie, Gary Quandt, and Tammie Stelk. Absent was Richard Hartman. Invocation was given by Abernethy. Pledge of Allegiance was given. Minutes of July 13th meeting were approved as received, on motion by Frauen, seconded by Stelk. Abernethy, Frauen, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no, with Hartman absent. Motion carried. Deputy County Attorney Jerom Janulewicz was present. He presented addendumc with CQnsolidated Management Co agreement for food service at Jail facility. and explained the changes (1) rates for food service remains same cost as last year, (2) Consolidated will discontinue. concession supplies to the inmates effective Atigust 27, 1993 (3) Cons.olrdatea~ill discontinu~upayment to Hall County for montbly or quarterly basis ~.term. of a:gi'eem~nt jshall be for one year beginning July 1, 1993 (5)Hall County to prov1de-all supplies necessary for operations of food services. Janulewicz recommends approving the agreement. Motion by Abernethy, seconded by Frauen to approve and authorize chair- man to sign the addendum to agreement with Consolidated Management Co for one year. Abernethy, Frauen, Landis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no, with Hartman absent. Motion carried. Attorney Janulewicz presented agreement wi th SociaJ__~~rvice Department for Child Suppo'rt enforcement for 3 years, with State. for'reimbursement for child support and incentive payments. No changes were made in the agreement. Janulewicz recommended the County Board approve the agreement. Motion by Landis, seconded by Frauen to approve and authorize chairman to sign the child support enforcement agreement for year with State Social Service Department. Abernethv.FIauen"uLandis, Leslie, Quandt and Stelk voted yes, none voted no, \Yli.:th~Hart..man abs_ent. Motion carried. Janulewicz reported on for ambulance services Motion by Leslie, for next Tuesday, July Landis, Leslie, Quandt negotiations on agreement with City -o~ Grand for 5 years. seconded by Frauen the agreement be 27th meeting for full discussion. and Stelk voted yes, none voted no. Island placed on agenda Abernethy, Frauen, Motion carried. Commenced audit of monthly claims. ( Supervisor Frauen was excused from meeting to attend. a 10:00 a.m. meeting,-with officials in regard to floodwaters in area. Discussion on Keno Administrator Salary. Requested claim be submitted for Attorney Janulewicz for his last year's work on keno for $3600.00 Continued audit of monthly claims. Supervisor Frauen returned to meeting at 11:00 A.M. with Public Works Director Dan Hostler. Hostler reported meeting with City on water problems. County Treasurer Doris Mason was called to meeting in regard to salary claims for her office employees. She reported had submitted claims for 27 cents hour instead of 25 cents as her employees had requested to withdraw from the CWA membership. Attorney Janulewicz was present and also 3 employees from the County Treasurer's office. Janulewicz and County Treasurer to make phone call to Attorney Pigsley in regard to salary question. Supervisor Hartman arrived at meeting at 11:15 a~m. during salary discussion. Public-Works Director Hostler reported on four resolutions approved at NACo Convention in Chicago. Probation Officer was called to meeting in regard to claim submitted on maintenance contract for copy machine. Carroll Brown, Probation Officer and Assistant Patti were present. Requested obtaining information and return to update the board members. Tim Schimmer, Hall County resident spoke with water at his place south of Grand Island. He placed which is directing water on his land. along fence row between Otto and Graf places. board members about the flood objected to the culvert being He felt should be diverted