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~ 9:<r, ~7 NOW, THEREFORE IT IS RESOLVED that the Chairperson of the County Board of supervisors and the County Clerk are hereby authoriZed and directed, for and in the name and on the behalf of Hall County, to execute such deeds as "t. are necessary to convey, transfer and dispose of the real property described in exhibit A, attached hereto, to Chief Automotive Systems, Inc. and the real property described in exhibit B, attached hereto, to Chief Industries, Inc. This 10th day of March, 1992. ATTEST: THE HALL COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, Leonard Graf asked the Board Member if they plan to sell the Weed Control building and if so when and when could they give possession. He is inter- ested in buying the building. Board members stated the Weed Control office would be moving soon but would be at least September 1st before the extension offices are moved out of the building. Would then have to advertise to sell the building as per state statute. 10:00 A.M. PUBLIC HEARING concerning the proposed enactment of resolution submitting at the next primary election the issue of whether the County should be authorized to conduct a lottery within the County of Hall. Affidavit of publication was read as published in Grand Island Daily Independent on February 28th and 29th, 1992. There were approximately 40 present in the audience and 4 news media representatives. Chairperson Landis opened the hearing and ask~d those in favor to speak first. Speaking were Earl Ahlschwede Attorney for Rod Huebner, owner of Hub Lounge, requesting the issue be placed on the ballot for vote of the people of Hall County. Also speaking was Mary Ann Huebner, wife of Rod Huebner and also a resident and voter of Hall county. Those speaking opposing the issue were Hugh Miner, Jr, resident of Hall County and General Manager of Fonner Park. He read a prepared statement. Sallie Folsom, 1504 W 2nd, Grand Island; Dick Good President of Chamber of Commerce; Terry Kneale, Chairman Government of Affairs Committe of Chamber of Commerce. Earl Wilson, Grand Island spoke stated neither pro or against the issue but should be put on the ballot and let people decide. Ron Krause, resident of Hall County. MrsOver~urp spoke stating she felt was moral issue and not a tax issue. Overtur No others from the audience came forward to speak. Chairperson Landis asked board members for any comments. Public H~aring was closed after one hour. Motion by Wright, seconded by Frauen to put on the ballot for vote of the people. On roll call vote Frauen, Hartman, Quandt and Wright voted yes, Abernethy, Leslie and Landis voted no. Motion carried on 4 yes, 3 no vote. Deputy Attornp.y Janulewicz presented a resolution he had prepared for the