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OFFICE REPORT HALL COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT AUGUST 2022 BUILDING PERMITS $ 11,866.55 REGISTRATIONS $ 450.00 TOTAL FOR MONTH $ 12,316.55 FISCAL YEAR TO DATE TOTAL $ 17,896.84 Bredthauer, Hurst, Lancaster, Quandt, Peterson and Richardson all voted yes and no one voted no. Sorensen was excused from the meeting. Motion carried. 9:05 a.m. Held a Board of Equalization meeting 9:24 a.m. Adjourned the Board of Equalization meeting. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION — Chair Peterson called for public participation. Representatives from the Mision Christina Amor y fe Church 1022 West 6th Street were present she stated that they were tax exempt now they are not. She has to fill out 3 forms because there was also a parking lot and she was not aware that it had changed. Deputy County Attorney Sarah Carstensen she has been working on some of these but has not been able to talk to them. It has to be determined what the use of the parking lots if it is just for parking for the church or Sunday school events. It has to be described on the form what it is used for. The property tax division requires that every 4 years the long forms have to be filled out and in the other years just the short forms. They are to file before December 31 and have until June to file the forms. This is the second year that forms have not been sent out. She said she will look at this and do some research. 4.9:30 A.M. PRESENTATION REGARDING THE SPORTS COMPLEX BY JOHNNY DORN - Lancaster sated she was aware of this project through CVB and the partnership with Pinnacle Bank John Dorn is the here to give some background and what they are doing. He distributed information to the board. John is the lead on this project and is working as owner's representative. Jeff Wieck is a youth sport consultant out of Omaha to assist and is here to discuss LB 39 regarding turn back of sales tax. They started this 2 years ago there are multiple families that spend dollars going to bigger metropolitan areas to compete in athletics. They did a feasibility study there is an opportunity here for this sports complex. • Provides a much need local facility and training for competitive athletes • Increases tourism dollars by giving Grand Island the capacity to host large regional tournaments • Creates revenue to develop programming for underprivileged youth in sports • He reviewed the economy of youth sports • By 2026 youth sports tourism market is expected to reach $103 billion • This is a $25 to $35 million project • This also services the surrounding communities 3