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<br />(200204':'6 <br /> <br />2a COUNTY ATTORNEY DISCUSS AND APPROVE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH <br />DOUGLAS COUNTY FOR CASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM - County Attorney Jerry <br />Janulewicz stated that this agreement will allow Hall County to use the software for the case <br />management for drug court. This was on the agenda two weeks ago and referred to him for <br />review. He requested that the board approve the interlocal agreement. Arnold made a motion <br />and Eriksen seconded to authorize the chair to sign the interlocal agreement with Douglas <br />County for the case management system. Arnold Eriksen Hartman Humiston, Jeffries and <br />Lancaster all voted yes and none voted no with Logan absent. Motion carried. <br /> <br />2b DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION REGARDING EXTENDING THE INTERLOCAL <br />AGREEMENT WITH CITY OF GRAND ISLAND FOR KENO OPERATING GAME - County <br />Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that this agreement is for the keno operation games and will <br />be renewed for five years unless a five month advance notice of non-renewal is approved. <br /> <br />Hartman expressed concern if the new gambling law passes how this would affect the keno <br />games. This new gambling law will be on the November General Election Ballot. Janulewicz <br />stated that he was not sure of the ballot language and how or if it would affect the keno <br />gambling. <br /> <br />Jeffries stated that he would abstain from voting on this matter because of a conflict of interest. <br /> <br />Discussion was held and Hartman made a motion and Arnold seconded to table this matter for <br />two weeks for additional information concerning the ballot language on the new gambling <br />proposal. Arnold questioned if the board may want to wait until the November election is over <br />to see if the proposal passes. Hartman amended his motion and Arnold seconded to wait until <br />later to address this matter. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Lancaster and Logan voted <br />yes and none voted no. Jeffries abstained. <br /> <br />2c DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION ON LEASED AG-PROPERTY IN SECTION 22-10-9- <br />County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that the county has land on South Locust that is rented <br />and he is asking the board if they want to address this. The work on the interstate will be <br />starting this week and the property will not be assessable. When the state starts doing the <br />grading work and the access will be restricted and it is not clear what access will be available. <br />The County cannot lease the same amount of property. He recommends contacting the current <br />tenant and defining what areas he can lease from the county. Bud made a motion and <br />Hartman seconded to contact the leasee to address the amount of property that he will have <br />access to and change the lease to reflect the amount of land that he will be leasing for one <br />year. Then continue the lease for 1 year at a time and address the number of acres that he will <br />be leasing. Hartman stated that by next year they would know how much land would be <br />available. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and <br />none voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />Discussion was also held on property that was owned by the State Land and Educational Fund. <br />This land had to be condemned by the Federal Government and the State of Nebraska will take <br />title to this land. Jeffries stated that the State should pay the County damages. <br />
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