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furniture for the new building. He said he contacted Buffalo County and found some heavy-duty chairs that he would like to purchase for the jury rooms and will get costs and more information. He also noted that some of the offices may not be as big and they will need to decide what furniture they will need. They also discussed some of the security issues and are working on what doors will need to have the keypads. He said they will be starting to put the window in the new building and interested to see what they are. He reported that they did not receive any hail at the park but there is some cleanup work to do. 5.9:30 a.m. BID OPENING FOR REPAIRS TO THE HANDICAP RAMP AT THE ADMINISTRATION BUILDING — Sorensen made a motion and Bredthauer seconded to open the bids. Bredthauer, Hust, Peterson, Quandt, Richardson and Sorensen all voted yes and no one voted no. Lancaster was not present. Motion carried. Th following bid was received. BIDDER TOTAL BASE BID Diamond Engineering $85,850.00.00 NO BID BOND Grand Island Sorensen made a motion and Quandt seconded to refer the bid the Mr. Humphrey review. Bredthauer, Hust, Peterson, Quandt, Richardson and Sorensen all voted yes and no one voted no. Lancaster was not present. Motion carried. PUBLIC WORK UPDATE — Don Robb and Brian Degen addressed the Board regarding the proposed development along Highway 281 and Guenther Road. This is in the 2- mile jurisdiction of the city and Don expressed concern that the county should have been notified. There is a lot of traffic, and he suggested that there should be a tuning lane to help handle the traffic. Brian suggested that this should be addressed when they start the development. Discussion was held to contact the developer. Karen also noted that the county would be responsible for the culverts and driveway permits. 10. JON ROSENLUND - DISUCSSION & POSSIBLE ACTION TO APPROVE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT FOR LAND MOBILE RADIO ASSET SHARING — Jon Rosenlund explained that this is an interlocal agreement with Nebraska office of the chief information officer (OCIO), the Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD), the systems Operating Group and Hall County. This agreement is to share certain land mobile radio assets. This allows the users to operate on the Statewide Radio system. Each party will be responsible for maintaining their licenses and cost or replacement of equipment. This will benefit all parties. He noted an example when the State patrol has issue with reception in certain areas and by sharing the towers it will benefit them. This will also need to be signed by the city. Sorensen made a motion and Quandt seconded to approve the interlocal agreement