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this is not a passenger van.. Arnold suggested using Stock Auction to post this for 3 weeks and they would charge an 11% commission if it is over $2,500.00. Arnold stated that he talked to the mechanics has the service history on the vehicle and they stated that the generator that provides the power for the lights and accessories will not work. He stated that the best on line site would be the Big Iron web site to sell it. Mr. Zitterkopf would need to prepare a resolution to declare it surplus. Arnold made a motion and Lancaster seconded to authorize Jack Zitterkopf to prepare a resolution to declare the bookmobile surplus property and consign it at the auction. Arnold questioned if it should go to the auction or ask for sealed bids. Quandt stated that if it is only worth $1,000.00 or $1,500.00 suggested that the sheriffs posse could use it. They would need to bid on it also. Jeffries stated that he has received calls and if it has a diesel engine it has some value. He suggested parking it at the public works department to sell it. Quandt suggested selling it at the city/county auction. Arnold stated that if they use the on line sale it will generate more interest than sealed bids. Almost anyone can get the internet. Jeffries stated that he does not want to eliminate the local bidders. Lancaster stated that she want to see something done and get past this it has been drug on and on. Make the resolution to declare it surplus and get it done. Purdy questioned if it could not be added to Casey's list, but it needs to be declared surplus. The vote on the motion was taken. Arnold, Jeffries, Lancaster, Purdy Quandt, Rye and Wagoner all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. COMMITTEE OR BOARD MEMBER'S REPORTS—Wagoner stated that he was to attend the CNCS meeting in Loup City but because concerns on the weather they held a conference call. Quandt stated that the Hall County Weed Control Authority Board voted to allow the household hazardous waste to locate on the property. Lancaster reported that they held a building & grounds committee meeting yesterday and there was another leak at the courthouse annex so there is no running water. The goal was to have any of the change orders for the jail bond dollars completed by the end of January so the projects can be completed before the end of the fiscal year. The concern is that these leaks have to be taken care this is an emergency situation. It could be $20,000.00 to $25,000.00 to repair them. Building & Grounds Director Loren Humphrey stated that the pipes that lead to the court house are old and they have broken 4 times. When this happens it floods the tunnel 6