BOARD
OF
REGULAR
MEETING
The Board of County
Commissioners of Leon County, Florida, met in regular session with Chairman
Thaell presiding. Present were
Commissioners Proctor, Sauls,
Invocation was provided by Commissioner Sauls followed by the
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
·
Commissioner Rackleff presented a resolution
honoring FSU Professor Mark Weingartner for his best-selling novel, The
Godfather Returns, and named January 11th Mark Weingartner
Day.
1. Presentation by
Dan Moynihan on First Year
Dan Moynihan provided an
overview of
Fiscally,
Mr. Moynihan outlined
Commissioner Grippa moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and carried unanimously, 7/0, to schedule
a workshop for a more detailed
Consent
Commissioner Sauls moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa
and carried unanimously, 7/0, to approve the Consent Agenda with
the exception of items 12 and 20, which were pulled for discussion:
2. Approval of Minutes:
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the minutes for the
The Board approved Option
1: Approve payment of bills and vouchers submitted for approval for January 11,
2005, and pre-approve payment of bills and vouchers for the period January 12
through January 24, 2005: $13,415,937.06
4. Approval
of the FY 2005/2006 Budget Calendar
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the Budget Calendar for FY 2005/2006.
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the attached resolution and budget amendment transferring $155,986
of FY04 landline and wireless revenue from the 911 Emergency Communications
Fund to the 911 Communications Capital Fund.
The Board approved Options
1, 2, 3, and 4: 1) Approve the First Grant Renewal between Leon County and the
Florida Department of Juvenile Justice for the Leon County
Collaborative-Families First Grant Program for 100,000; 2) Approve the Grant
Amendment to the Agreement between Leon County and the Florida Department of
Juvenile Justice for the Leon County Collaborative-Families First Grant
Program; 3) Approve the Agreement between Leon County and the Hope Community
Empowerment Corporation and authorize the Chairman to execute; 4) Approve the
attached resolution and the associated budget amendment request:
7. Approval of Federal and State Disaster
Relief Funding Agreement for Hurricane Jeanne
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the Disaster Relief Funding Agreement for Hurricane Jeanne, and
authorize the Chairman to execute the Agreement.
8. Adoption of Revised Policy 02-12,
The Board approved Option
1: Adopt the revised Policy No. 02-12, Leon County Investment Policy, to
permit up to 15% of the County portfolio be invested with the Treasury Special
Purpose Investment Account (SPIA) and remove the restrictive 50% cap from the
Leon County Investment Policy on the amount of the portfolio that may be
invested with the SBA.
9. Request to Schedule a Public Hearing
Regarding the
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule a public hearing regarding the sale of the
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule the first and only public hearing for
The Board approved Options
1 and 2: 1) Ratify actions of the Board at the December 14, 2004 Animal Control
Workshop; 2) Schedule a public hearing for January 25, 2005, at 6:00 p.m. to
adopt a proposed Ordinance, amending Chapter 4, Article II of the Leon County
Code of Laws. See attached agenda
request:
Commissioner DePuy pulled this item
for discussion. He voiced the following
concerns: 1) liability for injuries incurred in county venue; 2) complication
of future sale due to attempt to reclaim property once it has been added to
city park program; 3) conflict with possible County Library space; 4) potential
loss of revenue to help finance Bank of America Building; Commissioner DePuy
opined that the property may be worth as much as six million if sold. Commissioner DePuy stated that there are
other areas to ride bicycles, and the concern is taking a piece of inventory,
belonging to the taxpayers, out of the ability to use it as a sale mechanism to
pay indebtedness that the Board has incurred on behalf of the citizens.
Commissioner Rackleff
remarked that this is another attempt to sell parkland at a time when the
county is trying to buy parkland. He
disclosed that the property is an important recreational resource, contributes
to the recreational and tourist economy in the county, and is considered a part
of
The following speakers
voiced support of leasing County property to the City for inclusion with Tom
Brown Park: Larry Wolfe, 2801 Starmount Lane, Chris Sands, 483 E. Van Buren
St., Brendan Draper, 1518 Chowkeebin Nene, Hillary Seminick, 420 E. Park Ave.
#11, Dwayne Huffman, 4732 Dauphne Blvd, and John Webb, 3789 Overlook
Drive.
The citizens indicated that
developing the property would have harmful environmental effects on
Chairman Thaell inquired
about the economic impact of the trail.
Mr. Sands responded that the trail is regarded as one of the top three
off-road bike paths in
Commissioner Grippa
reminded Commissioners that the Board voted to sell the property as part of the
finance plan for the Bank of America Building.
Commissioner Sauls remarked
that when the Board agreed to buy the Bank of America building in October, one
condition was to sell the property.
Commissioner Sauls clarified that the decision before the Board is
whether to lease the property and the issue of whether to sell the property is
not currently before the Board.
Chairman Thaell clarified
that the motion on the floor is to approve the adoption and resolution to lease
the property for the purpose of allowing the public the privilege of continuing
to participate in mountain biking.
Commissioner Rackleff
moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Winchester, and carried unanimously, 7/0,
to approve Option 1: Adopt the attached Resolution R04- and the Addendum to lease County property for
the purpose of allowing the public the privilege of continuing to participate
in mountain biking activities within
The Board then entered discussion of Item 40.
13. Request to cancel
The Board approved Option
1: Cancel the regular Board meeting of
14. Board Consideration not to Schedule a
Workshop on Issues Regarding Commission Aides
The Board approved Option
1: Do not schedule a workshop on issues regarding Commission Aides.
15. Ratification of Board Actions Taken at
the
The Board approved Option
1: Ratify actions taken by the Board at the
16.
Request to Schedule Public Hearings on Rezoning
Application Implementing Cycle 2004-2 Comprehensive Plan Future Land Use Map
Amendment for Tuesday, January 25 and February 8, 2005 at 6:00 p.m.
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule Public Hearings for
17.
Adoption
of the 2004 Update of the Local Mitigation Strategy
The Board approved Options
1 and 2: 1) Adopt the attached Resolution R05-03 for the 2004 update of the
Local Mitigation Strategy; 2) Direct the Office of Management and Budget to
make any additional reimbursement, received under the County’s Pre-disaster
Mitigation Grant, available for further amendments to the Local Mitigation
Strategy:
18.
Acceptance of Florida Department of Community
Affairs Grant and Approval to Sub-contract with the Capital Area Chapter of the
American Red Cross
The Board approved Options
1, 2, and 3: 1) Accept the Florida Department of Community Affairs Grant in the
amount of $34,685 and authorize the Chairman to execute; 2) Approve the
Agreement with the Capital Area Chapter of the American Red Cross and authorize
the Chairman to execute; 3) Adopt the Resolution and Associated Budget
Amendment.
19.
Adoption
of a Resolution for Housing Finance Authority (HFA) to Join the Escambia County
Multi-County Single-Family Mortgage Revenue Bond Program, Series 2005A
The Board approved Option
1: Adopt the attached Resolution R05-05
authorizing the Escambia County Housing Authority to operate within the
boundaries of Leon County and authorize the Chairman to execute:
20.
Consideration of Waiver for Grant to Active Duty
Military Personnel Application Period
This item was pulled for
discussion.
Commissioner DePuy outlined
that the application provides for the active military personnel to be excused
from property taxes. The issue involves
Major Weiss, US Army Reserve, who did not file request for exemption in a
timely fashion. The staff had no other
authority but to deny the request; the only redress Major Weiss has is to bring
the issue to the
Commissioner DePuy moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa, and failed 3-4 (Commissioners Thaell,
Rackleff, Sauls, and Proctor voted in opposition) to approve Option 2: Approve
the waiver of the application period stated in Policy 03-18, grant to Active
Duty Military Personnel.
Commissioner Winchester
stated that the Board should be lenient considering the infraction occurred
during the first year of the program.
Commissioner Sauls voiced
concern regarding waiving policy for one case without sufficient reason.
Commissioner Rackleff
advised that the Board set a precedent with this case on how to treat
subsequent cases.
Commissioner Winchester
advised that the Board grant the waiver, since Major Weiss is serving our
country.
Chairman Thaell adapted as
a part of a motion that in extenuating circumstances the cases be considered on
an individual basis.
Larry Davis, Veteran’s
Services Coordinator, clarified specifics regarding the policy and disclosed
that there is no waiver policy. He is
concerned that if the waiver were granted, others would also expect an application
deadline reprieve.
Chairman Thaell moved, duly
seconded by Commissioner Sauls, and carried 4-3 (Commissioners Winchester,
Grippa, and DePuy voted in opposition) to approve Option 1: Do not approve the
waiver of the application period stated in Policy 03-18, Grant to Active Duty
Military Personnel.
The Board entered discussion of Item 25.
21.
Approval
of Agreement with
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the Agreement with First Coast Auction & Realty, Inc. for
professional auction services and authorize the Chairman to execute.
22.
Approval
of Agreement with
The Board approved Option
1: Award Option B of the bid to the Tallahassee
Democrat at the rate of $.37 per square inch.
23.
Request to Schedule a Workshop on the
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule a workshop on the
24.
Request to Schedule a Workshop on Final Review
of the Tharpe Street Corridor Study and Citizens Advisory Committee’s Final
Report for
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule workshop for
25.
Authorization to Purchase Property from St. Joe
Land Company for the
The Board approved Option
1: Authorize staff to purchase property from St. Joe Land Company for the
Commissioner Proctor
expressed his perception that the property would be exchanged for $1, as a
donation, rather than $50,000. However,
he supported the motion in an effort to expedite the execution of the project.
Commissioner Sauls
responded that St. Joe has never held the position that they would donate the
property.
Speaker, Mr. Bob Rankin,
Commissioner Proctor
reiterated Mr. Rankin’s point. Chairman
Thaell indicated that the Chair could entertain a motion to reconsider the
configuration of the Community Center.
Commissioner Sauls
suggested including the
Administrator Alam noted
that the property is being offered at a price that is less than the actual
value, and he believes it would be prudent to move forward.
The Board concurred that a
workshop would be held on
The Board entered discussion Item 30.
26.
Request
to Schedule a Workshop Regarding the County Solid Waste Division’s Business
Plan for
The Board approved Option
1: Schedule a workshop on
27.
Approval of
Agreement with Creative Recycling, Inc. for the Transportation and Recycling of
Obsolete Electronic Equipment
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the Agreement with Creative Recycling, Inc. for the transportation
and recycling of end-of-life electronics and authorize the Chairman to execute.
28.
Approval
of Agreement with Jimmie Crowder Excavating, Inc. for the Processing of Yard
Waste and Wood Waste
The Board approved Option
1: Approve the Agreement with Jimmie Crowder Excavation, Inc. for processing of
yard and wood waste and authorize the Chairman to execute.
29.
Request
to Approve Travel Expenses for Commissioner Rackleff to Attend the Local
Government Commission (LGC) Smart Growth Conference in
The Board approved Option
1: Approve travel expenses.
General
Business
30.
Adoption of Proposed Amendments to Policy no.
01-06, “
Commissioner Sauls moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and passed unanimously, 7-0, Option 2: Do
not adopt the proposed amended Policy 01-06, “County Commission Projects
Requiring Commitment of Staff Time.”
31.
Consideration of an Interlocal Agreement Between
the City of
Chairman Thaell stated that
the agreement would cause the City of
Commissioner Grippa
commended Chairman Thaell on his work with the City. He wanted to know if there are plans
potentially to have someone on the board who may have to comply with the
regulations. He noted that there are
scientist and environmentalist representatives, but there are not many business
and development representatives on the management policy board. If the committee remains exclusive,
Commissioner Grippa indicated that he would not support the item. He stated that if Chairman Thaell does not
make a motion to be inclusive, then he would make a substitute motion to define
what knowledge and commitment are in the appointed private citizen, define who
appoints that citizen, and add private sector representatives.
Speaker, George E. Lewis
II,
Commissioner Winchester
moved a substitute motion, duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa, to hold a
workshop on watershed.
Commissioner Rackleff
underscored the importance of the agreement with the City, and he supported
implementing the plans.
Commissioner Rackleff moved
a substitute motion, duly seconded by Commissioner Proctor, to approve Option
1: Approve the proposed Interlocal Agreement.
After considering arguments
made by Commissioners Grippa and DePuy, Commissioner Proctor withdrew his
second to the (2nd) substitute motion. The motion was declared dead for lack of a
second.
The substitute motion on
the floor to schedule a workshop on Watershed (for
32.
Acceptance of Status Report on Hurricane Shutter
Retrofit Project
Administrator Alam added
that on
Mr. William Powell Adams,
residing at 1307 Shadycrest,
Mr. Bob Reynolds, residing
at
Mr. Reynolds remarked that
they need an outside, independent engineering firm to review and asked where
the signed and sealed plans for each school were prior to the commencement of their
work and where they are today. He also
requested that the engineer look at the installation process with regards to
those plans.
Mr. Richard Smith, the
Director of Emergency Management from the Sheriffs Department, was present to
field questions. Commissioner DePuy
asked whether they have signed, sealed engineering plans as required by law for
each school in
Mr. Barrett, 2120
Hillendale, representing Phoenix Architectural products, disclosed that work
was moving smoothly and all problems have been addressed and solved. The installation is ASTM approved and meets
the bid. They have met timeframes in
spite of the three storms.
Commissioner Rackleff
encouraged approval of the status report considering the project had been
inspected, approved (all but punch-list items), and the taxpayers and people
were protected.
Commissioner Winchester
moved, duly seconded by Chairman Thaell, and passed unanimously, 7-0, to
approve Option 1: Accept status report on the Hurricane Shutter Retrofit
Project.
33.
Consideration of Mid-Year Funding Request from
Commissioner Grippa moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and carried unanimously, 6-0 (Chairman
Thaell out of Chambers, Commissioner Proctor acting as Chairman), to approve
Option 1: Approve funding for the PACE Center for Girls in the amount of $4,000
from the General Fund Contingency Account and associated budget amendment.
34.
Consideration of Adoption of Amended Board
Policy 03-09, “Meeting Dates for Board of
Commissioner Winchester
moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Sauls, to approve Option 1: Proposed Board
Policy No.03-09, “Meeting Dates for Board of County Commissioners” to schedule
workshops on regular meeting days from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., regular
meetings at 2:00 p.m., dinner break from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., and public hearings
at 6:00 p.m.
Mr. Brian Lupioni,
Ed Deaton,
Ms. Tomoka Brady,
Ms. Becky Subramanyam,
Commissioner Grippa
supported moving the meetings earlier.
Commissioner Rackleff
moved, duly seconded by Chairman Thaell, a substitute motion for Workshops to
be held from
Ms. Carol Kio-Greene,
Commissioner Rackleff moved
to amend the substitute motion on the floor, duly seconded by Commissioner
Grippa, and carried 6-1 (Chairman Thaell voted in opposition) to schedule
workshops from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m., regular meeting at 3:00 p.m., dinner break
from 5:00 to 6:00 p.m., and public hearings at 6:00 p.m.
35.
Approval to Issue a Request for Proposals (RFP)
for a Licensed General Contractor to
Provide “Construction Manager At-Risk” Services for the Renovations to the Bank
of America Property (Tower and Annex Buildings)
Commissioner DePuy moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa, and passed unanimously, 7-0, to approve
Option 1: Approve the issuance of a Request for Proposals for a licensed
general contractor to lead the “Construction Manager At-Risk” services needed
for renovations to the Bank of America property (Tower and Annex buildings).
36.
Approval of Agreement with Baycrest Construction
Company in the Amount of $463,436 for Modifications to the Leon County Leroy
Collins Public Library in Accordance with Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Requirements
Administrator Alam
explained that the item deals with the
Speaker, Brian Lupioni,
Commissioner Grippa moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Rackleff, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to
approve Options 1 and 2: 1) Approve the Agreement with Baycrest Construction
Company in the amount of $463,436 for modifications to the Leon County Leroy
Collins Public Library, according to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
requirements, and specifically consisting of the project base bid and Alternate
#1 (new elevator). 2) Authorize the Chairman to execute the Agreement.
37.
Approval of Agreement with Sandco, Inc. for
Construction of
Commissioner Winchester
moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Sauls to approve Options 1 and 2: 1)
Approve the Agreement with Sandco, Inc. for the Construction of Orange Avenue –
Phase 2, from
38.
Appointments to the
Landfill Citizens’ Liaison Committee
Commissioner
Rackleff appointed the following three citizens to the Landfill Liaison
Committee: Gwen Abbott, Jessica Klienfelter, and Dan Hoover. Chairman Thaell appointed Jeffrey Chanton.
Commissioner Sauls moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Winchester, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to
approve Option 1: Appoint seven (7) members to the Landfill Citizens’ Liaison
Committee.
39.
Expirations ,
Vacancies and Appointments to Parks and Recreation Advisory Team, Senior
Outreach Advisory Committee, Water Resources Committee and
Commissioners Sauls and
DePuy will bring names to next meeting.
Commissioner Grippa appointed Margaret Ronald.
Commissioner Sauls moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Winchester, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to
approve Option 1: Make appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Team
(PRAT), Primary Healthcare Advisory Board, Senior Outreach Advisory Committee,
Water Resources Committee, and Working Group on Downtown Capital City Child
Care Consortium.
Scheduled
Public Hearings,
40.
Continuation of the First of Two Public Hearings
to Adopt a Proposed New Chapter 163 Development Agreement Regarding
Commissioner Winchester
advised that someone inform him of the issue.
Commissioner Rackleff
recognized the past difficulty with Chapter 163, stating that the County had
gotten itself into a multi-million dollar problem. He recalled the first part of the Hopkins
Crossing Agreement and how the establishments were intended to be mixed-use,
affordable housing; however, it ended up being a big box. He feared they would get another big box out
of this project and supports the continuance.
Speaker Gary Yordon, representing
developers of the property, stated that Commissioner Rackleff was incorrect,
and had the developers not been constrained by concurrency regulations and
other regulations in
Chairman Thaell encouraged
the developers to meet with any of the Commissioners.
Commissioner Grippa moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to continue
and carry to
The Board entered discussion Item 41.
41.
Second and Final Public Hearing on Proposed
Amendments to the
Pursuant to the attached
legal advertisement, the second public hearing was conducted.
Commissioner Winchester
asked County Administrator Alam for the staff recommendation regarding the
issue, and Administrator Alam advised to adopt the ordinance. Commissioner Winchester asked how many
federal properties the Board is dealing with and what the estimated cost for
the taxpayers to buy the property is.
Administrator Alam directed
the questions to Gary Johnson, Director
of Growth and Environmental Management, who clarified that this is not
an ordinance to buy property, but rather an ordinance to change the flood
protection elevation in order to prevent future flooding.
Commissioner Grippa noted
that it would reduce homeowner insurance.
Commissioner Winchester
moved, duly seconded by Commissioner
Rackleff and carried unanimously, 6-0 (Commissioner Sauls was out of Chambers), to conduct the second and
final Public Hearing to adopt the attached Leon County Ordinance Number 05-05 amending
the Leon County Flood Protection Ordinance:
The Board entered discussion Item 42.
42.
First and
Only Public Hearing Regarding the Pre-Application for Authorization of a Water
and Sewer Service Area for the Properties Fronting on the East Side of Velda
Dairy Road in the Vicinity of Bradfordville Road
Pursuant to legal
advertisement, a pubic hearing was conducted.
Commissioner Grippa asked
whether this was in Talquin’s area
or was it in the City’s previous design, or if that distinction is the issue
before the Board. Administrator Alam
disclosed that the distinction is what is being determined at the meeting.
Administrator Alam
disclosed that Talquin does not
have any franchise in the area, and the staff recommendation is to give the
franchise to the City.
Commissioner Grippa moved,
duly seconded by Commissioner Rackleff, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to
conduct the Public Hearing and authorize a water and sewer service area for
properties fronting on the east side of Velda Dairy Road in the vicinity of
Bradfordville Road with modifications.
The Board entered discussion Item 20.
Citizens
to be Heard on Non-Agendaed Items (6-minute limit)
Mr. Rigby, Executive VP of R&R, appeared regarding the receipt
of a Notice of Termination of custodial services agreement. He explained that he submitted a letter to
staff on
Commissioner Proctor reviewed the dates and the certificate of
liability insurance coming from company, and R&R was not covered during
those periods. R&R is one of the
county’s largest MBE contracts. He
pointed out that the county invests less than 2% of contracting dollars with
black companies; without this company, there will be even less of an investment
in black companies. The main question is
whether this company has the certificate of liability insurance that has been
requested.
Lisa Schutz, 3419 Derbyshire Ct., appeared and stated that she has
been under contract with the County to provide custodial services for the past
three years and her employees go above and beyond the scope of work. She explained that ever since she has been
under contract, issues of default seem to come up. Ms. Schutz asked that if waivers are made for
fellow contractors, then those waivers be made for her too, including waivers
in the past.
Commissioner Rackleff recognized the constant problem in the past
with R & R and pointed out that they
have been given every consideration and now must face the consequences for
non-compliance.
Commissioner Grippa stated that he thinks it is illegal for them
to do the work. If there were an
accident, the County would find itself in a legal mess.
Commissioner Proctor conceded that R&R has come before the
Board more than any other vendor. He asked
what triggers the constant review of the R&R Company.
Kim Dressel, Director of Management Services, explained that
Franklin Insurance Company informed the County that the auto insurance lapsed
Mr. Rigby stated that the insurance company did not inform him of
the insurance lapse. According to his
documents, he was covered until 2005.
Mr. Rigby explained that he submitted information showing that his
company was covered for workers comp; that there had been a payment issue, but
that issue was resolved. He stated that
R&R had no idea what was going on until the county told him. He also
advised that he did not engage in subcontracting.
Not further action was taken.
Discussion
Items by Commissioners
Commissioner Sauls
a. Requested
a resolution for purchasing month, which is March 2005.
b. Commissioner
Sauls moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa, and passed unanimously, 6-0
(Commissioner Rackleff out of Chambers) to agenda sponsorship of Leroy Collins
Public Library’s upcoming author event for $2,500.
c. Appointed
Ms. Bobbie Scott to the Fort Brady Recreation Council as a replacement for
appointee who resigned.
d. Requested
a status report on her request made in September for Public Works Department to
look at the intersection of
e. Informed
the Board that the library director sent a copy of a calendar from Sirsi, a
national library company, and
Commissioner DePuy
a.
Reminded the Board that
b.
Stated that he is involved in working with Dr.
Henry Lewis, from the FAMU School of Pharmacy, regarding proposed Vaccine
Institute.
Commissioner Proctor
a. Extended
an invitation for all to join in the celebration of Dr. Martin Luther King in
the rotunda of the Courthouse on
b. Extended
an invitation to kids to skate at Skateworld on Monday, Dr. Martin Luther King,
Jr. Day, from
Commissioner Rackleff
a. Promoted
the sequel to The Godfather entitled The Godfather Returns and encouraged all
to patronize the local novelist.
Commissioner Grippa
a. Appointed
Ms. Margaret Ronald to Water Resource Committee.
b. Requested
an update on the status of water improvements to pond in Bradfordville, Pond 6
c. Commissioner
Grippa moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Winchester, and passed unanimously,
7-0, to add an agenda item on road safety.
d. Commissioner
Grippa moved, duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and passed unanimously, 7-0,
to add fiber to the agenda.
e. Commissioner
Grippa moved, duly seconded by Commissioner DePuy, and passed unanimously, 7-0,
to add the WWII Memorial to the agenda.
Commissioner Winchester
a. Commissioner Winchester
moved, duly seconded by Commissioner Grippa, and carried unanimously, 7-0, to
agenda the County Flooded Property Acquisition Program.
Chairman Thaell
a. Appointed
Will Holley,
b. Mentioned
request from
c. Acknowledged
d. Commended
Commissioner Rackleff on receiving the Bicycle and Pedestrian Leadership Award
for elected officials.
There being no further
business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned at
APPROVED:_______________
Cliff
Thaell
Chairman
ATTEST:
__________________________
Bob Inzer
Clerk of the
Circuit Court