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<br />r20000347 <br /> <br />2. CO. ATTORNEY- APPROVE AGREEMENT WITH FRATERNAL ORDER OF <br />POLICE: County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz stated that the union negotiations for this <br />contract have been completed and the County Attorney presented the agreement and <br />recommended that the Board approve it. Jeffries made a motion and Lancaster <br />seconded to accept the agreement and authorize the chair to sign. Arnold, Hartman, <br />Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster, Landis, and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. <br />Motion carried. <br /> <br />2b DISCUSS AND TAKE ACTION WITH RESPECT TO THE SALE OF ONE-HALF <br />INTEREST IN THE FORMER SOUTHERN PUBLIC POWER DISTRICT BUILDING: <br />The board members received a memo from City Hall signed by Cindy Johnson stating <br />that the City Council did not accept the offer from Hall County concerning the purchase <br />price. Lancaster stated the City of Grand Island offered to buy back the Southern Public <br />Power Building, when the health department stated that it would not be large enough. <br />They stated that they had another use for the building. Arnold made a motion and <br />Lancaster seconded to go into executive session to discuss negotiations on the SPPD <br />Building. Discussion was held and Hartman stated he wanted to stay in open session. <br />Arnold called for the vote. Arnold, Lancaster, Humiston and Logan all voted yes and <br />Jeffries, Hartman and Landis voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />9:15 a.m. executive session <br /> <br />9:25 a.m. Jeffries made a motion and Arnold seconded to go out of executive session. <br />Arnold, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, Lancaster, Landis, and Logan all voted yes and <br />none voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />Jeffries made a motion and Lancaster seconded to reject the resolution proposed by the <br />City and withdraw the initial offer of $250,000.00. Arnold, Hartman, Humiston, Jeffries, <br />Lancaster, Landis, and Logan all voted yes and none voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />2c APPROVE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH HOWARD CO. FOR JUVENILE <br />SERVICES. County Attorney Jerry Janulewicz presented copies of the proposed <br />interlocal agreement to the board members. Lancaster made a motion and Humiston <br />seconded to approve the interlocal agreement with Howard County. Jeffries called for <br />discussion. He stated he is not in favor of Hal County always being the big brother for all <br />the surrounding counties and wanted to know if it is costing Hall County to run these <br />programs. Hartman expressed his concern on the additional money paid to the directors <br />and concerns of having to hire additional staff to cover the workload. The director's <br />salary is a budget issue and those salaries will be negotiated. The program fees that are <br />paid by the juveniles will defray some of our expenses. Lancaster stated that the <br />Juvenile Services Director is holding the classes and does not need to hire additional <br />people. The vote on the motion was taken. Arnold, Hartman, Humiston, Lancaster, <br />Landis, and Logan all voted yes and Jeffries voted no. Motion carried. <br /> <br />3. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION - Chairman Hartman called for public participation. Ann <br />Copple, 804 South Gunbarrel Road, requested to speak to the County Board concerning <br />the dewatering project. The City has started meeting on this project and she expressed <br />her concern on how this will affect the ground water. When the city started pumping <br />their quality of water changed and she now buys bottled water even though it is <br />satisfactory to consume. She also stated that the lakes might drop if there is a series of <br />dry years. Lake Davis is a shallow lake and it freezes over in the winter. She only wants <br />