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0)1451 are still waiting for information on the sale of this land. He pointed out the property that is in question on the map. The property is currently leased by the Overland Trails Council of America for the Boy Scouts. It is south of Camp Augustine property on the West Side of South Locust Street. The Overland Trails Council wants to continue leasing the property, but once it is sold it will require a public hearing and the property must be leased to the highest bidder. Hartman questioned if the county could sell the land to the Boy Scouts. The county is still working with the State of Nebraska for the purchase. The Overland Trails Council still wants to lease the land. Janulewicz stated that the hike and bike trail cuts through the property. Eriksen questioned if the property owners had to be notified by September 1 concerning the leasing of the land. Janulewicz stated they are still working on the transfer of the property. 2d DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION REGARDING TAX PROTESTS BEVERLY BROSTROM, STEVE LANCASTER, MARSHALUHUWALDT AND HAMILTON CHEVROLET: County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz requested an executive session. He requested that Supervisor Pamela Lancaster leave for the executive session. Lancaster made a motion and Jeffries seconded to go into executive session. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 9:30 a.m. executive session Jeffris made a motion and Logan seconded to go out of executive session. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries and Logan all voted yes and none voted no with Lancaster absent for the vote. 4e County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that the protest that was heard by the Hall County Board of Equalization received the protest on the property owned by Marshall/Huwaldt that is the lake behind the Interstate Holiday Inn. This protest and appeal to TERC was reviewed and they determined to try and settle this matter. They would like to offer to confess judgement and make the valuation consistent with the valuation of detention cells. County Attorney Janulewicz is requesting approval to settle for the value of $4,384.00. Jeffries made a motion and Logan seconded to confess judgement and settle for $4,384.00. Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries and Logan all voted yes and Lancaster abstained. Motion carried. 4f The protest that was filed by Hamilton Chevrolet! Hamilton Investments on the excess land behind the business was reviewed by the county assessor. It was determined there was merit to this requested and they entered into negotiations and want to confess judgement in the amount of $562,964.00 for the entire property. Arnold made a motion and Eriksen seconded to confess judgement and settle for $562,964.00 Arnold, Eriksen, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. 4h APPROVE EASEMENT FOR ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE FOR NPPD. County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz requested to strike this item because they need to work on the deed. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION Chairman Hartman called for public participation and no responded.