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Board Assistant Kim Dugan noted that there was a 13.26% increase that is $68,786.00 over last year. The premium for the new plan year will be $587,713.00. The line item in the budget will go over for this fiscal year but there are funds to cover it. COMMITTEE OR BOARD MEMBER REPORTS — Bredthauer stated she wanted to shout out for Butch at the Mid land Area Agency on Aging meeting last week there was information that HyVee had the bid for the senior meals at $7.20 but Hall County is keeping he staff at Senior Citizens and not letting HyVee take over the meals. She also noted the sewing classes and other activities at the Extension office for students to participate in these are awesome programs she also noted the E Mail from Jon Rosenlund. The Regional Planning Commission is looking at blighted areas and They may need to look at changing the matrix to allow some nursing homes it should be B3 zoning. Peterson stated he attended the Central District Health Board meeting and was elected president. They will be holding their financial meeting on Friday and may ask for the COVID money. They Aare currently getting additional funds for training. They are short an assistant director and they have hired a couple new people. Lancaster stated that Sarah, Kim Stacey and Kayla have been looking at the fund and what funds may be available for the lost revenue. Valorie has left a list of things needed for an additional court room. They need some rough estimates on the possible costs. They need to consider additional space in order to maintain the 6 feet social distancing. They had allowed using Zoom to handle that issue. They may consider using the COVID dollars for the Annex building renovations. They also need to look at the other approved uses. She also stted that the City of Grand Island would like to make presentation to the board regarding a joint project. 16. EXECUTIVE SESSION CONCERNING UNION NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE 4. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION EXECUTIVE SESSION-LITIGATION UPDATE PENDING APPEALS Quandt made a motion and Richardson seconded to go into executive session regarding the union negotiations and the pending appeals. Lancaster stated there are 2 reasons for an executive session to protect the public interest and to prevent needless harm of injury to an individual. Hurst, Lancaster, Quandt, Peterson, Richardson and Sorensen al voted yes and no one voted no. Bredthauer was absent for the vote Motion carried. 4. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION EXECUTIVE SESSION-LITIGATION UPDATE PENDING APPEALS Held executive session from 1:46 a.m. to 11:58 a.m. 16. EXECUTIVE SESSION CONCERNING UNION NEGOTIATIONS UPDATE Held executive session 11:58 A.M. TO 12:21 P.M. 10