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P 01039 Regional Planning Director Chad Nabity stated that this request would allow for the development of the Bosselville Subdivision. The access will be from Wood River Road and Bosselman Avenue, which is a frontage road. Part of the property is in the city's two-mile jurisdiction and part of it is in the county. By rezoning this property it will allow the commercial development in a manner that is consistent with the regulations of Hall County and the City of Grand Island. Residential uses would be prohibited and it would be zoned B2 general business. The Regional Planning Commission approved the preliminary plans for the Bosselville planned unit development. Jeffries made a motion and Lancaster seconded to close the public hearing. A resolution will be prepared for the next meeting. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 10 DISCUSS AND APPROVE SPECIFICATIONS AND PLANS FOR BID OPENING FOR DEPOT RESTORATION HALL COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Marvin Webb with Webb and Company and Pat Mader with the Hall County Historical Society were present to review the plans and specifications for the depot renovation. This for the grant with the Nebraska Department of Roads. The Department of Road has copies of the plans and has approved them. Sets of the plans will be mailed to contractors. According to the sub-recipient agreement with the County and the Historical Society the county is to review the plans. The building is located on 6th and Plum Streets and the interior of the main building will be used for a community center. The city will use part of the baggage building for a pOlice sub-station and the Model Train Railroad Club will use the other half. The parking will be off of ih street it will be paved and there will be brick around the building. Mr. Webb reviewed the plans for the project and stated the bid opening will be advertised and the plans and specs will be placed with ten different plan services. The bid date will be February 21,2001. Lancaster made a motion and Jeffries seconded to approve the plans and specifications for depot remodeling. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 12 DISCUSS UPGRADING TOWNSHIP ROAD TO COUNTY ROAD: Jeffries stated that this property has been purchased and is located on a minimum maintenance township road. The road needs to be improved so the owner can access the property. The road is three-fourths of a mile long and is in poor condition. The fences may also need to be moved. County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that if you own isolated land the owner can petition the county board for public access, but it could be at the landowner's expense. If the land is on a township minimum maintenance road, once there is a residence it would have to be reclassified and brought up to standards. Janulewicz stated he would need to take a look at the situation and research the county records. Eriksen made a motion and Lancaster seconded to refer this matter to County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz and address it at the next meeting. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 13 DISCUSS MEETING WITH CITY ADMINISTRATOR REGARDING JOINT AGENCIES: Hartman stated he would like to set up a meeting with the city concerning the health department and the other joint agencies. He expressed his concern on the tenure of the health department directors and would like to discuss transferring the department to the county or city or contract for the necessary services. The information would be brought back to the entire county board for discussion. Lancaster made a