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, r::" At r ~ ; , 5'">1 state convention and asked the board members to let her know if anyone else is going to''1J, " f\.; attend. BOARD MEMBER'S REPORTS - Logan - He attended the merit commission meeting and he stated that the long-range planning committee will meet October 3, 2001 at 10:00 a.m. Jeffries - He attended the personal meeting and reviewed the evaluations and he met with Chad Nabity on towers. Lancaster - She reported that she attended the same personal committee meeting, the Midland Area Agency on Aging meeting, the Head Start meeting and they are continuing to support the program and she will keep the board posted. She requested a short audit committee meeting after the board meeting to approve two withdrawal requests. She questioned if they need to set up an assessor subcommittee meeting. Hartman stated that he has made some calls and Stacey has made calls and is waiting to waiting to hear from some counties Scott - He reported that he attended the Midland Area Agency on Aging meeting, the Head Start meeting and everything else was reproted on. Hartman expressed concern on the inventory of Head Start and Arnold stated that Hall County was the grantee, but the property was owned by Head Start and he suggested checking with Jerry Janulewicz on this matter. The employees are to identify what belongs to them. Humiston - He did not have anything to report. Eriksen - He reported that he attended the CASA meeting. Hartman - He stated that he has been gathering information for the assessor's subcommittee meeting and they may have a short committee meeting. He stated he attended the meeting on the water problems at the airport but nothing came out of the meeting. Lancaster stated that Merrick County contributed $5,000.00 to assist with the study. Hartman stated that it would cost less to pipe the water to the Wood River. He stated that discussion was held on piping the water to the Platte to recharge some wells. Eriksen stated that Central Platte Natural Resourses District does not want to get involved and they have not taken any formal action but are looking at cleaning out the Wood River Warm Slough. He stated he would like to see the County Board participate to help find a solution. Jeffries stated that the city of Grand Island sends 20 million gallons of water a day to the Wood River and it is strange to see that it is now dry. NEW OR UNFINISHED BUSINESS - Chairman Hartman called for new or unfinished business and no one responded.