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1 Tuesday, October 2, The regular meeting of the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners was called to order by Chairman Daniel Dean at 1:00 p.m., on Tuesday, October 2, 2018 in the Board of Commissioners Chambers at 60 W. Sanilac Avenue, Sandusky, Michigan. The prayer was given by Commissioner Sarkella and the pledge was led by Commissioner Heberling. Roll call was taken. Members present: Bob Conely, Paul Muxlow, Bill Sarkella, Gary Heberling and Daniel Dean. Quorum present. Administrator / Controller Tara Griffith also present. Additions, Corrections and Deletions to the Agenda: Delete: Presentation from Jerry Johnson, MSU Extension District 10 Coordinator. Adoption of Agenda: MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT WE ADOPT THE AGENDA WITH THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT: Delete: Presentation from Jerry Johnson, MSU Extension District 10 Coordinator. Motion carried. Approval of Minutes: MOVED BY COMMISSIONER CONELY AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER SARKELLA THAT WE APPROVE THE MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER 18, 2018 AS PRINTED. Motion carried. Communications and Introductions: 1. Minutes from the Sanilac County Department of Veterans Affairs Committee meeting held on September 25, Minutes from the Sanilac County Council on Aging meeting held on September 17, Public Meeting Notice of the Board of Trustees of the Michigan CLASS Investment Pool. 4. Minutes from the Sanilac County Parks Commission meeting held on September 11, Invitation to Thumb Regional Sobriety Court Graduation. Commissioner Reports: Commissioner Muxlow reported on the Worth Sewer Project and is anticipated to be completed on time. Commissioner Conely reported on attending the Huron Inc. 75 th Anniversary. Also, attended the City of Marlette s meeting. Commissioner Sarkella reported on the progress with the Village of Port Sanilac regarding water service, and Lexington Township s funding for sewer projects.

2 Tuesday, October 2, Commissioner Heberling reported meeting with area farmers and DTE regarding a new power line to be installed on Eddy Road. Also attended the Huron Inc. 75 th Anniversary with Tara and Commissioner Conely, who all previously were employed there. Administrator s Report: Work is still being completed for the 9/1/18 storm damage. To date, the Insurance Adjuster approved $69,906 in repairs. Work is being scheduled out through late fall depending on contractor availability. In excess of $10,000 in claims still are waiting on quotes. The Bond rating interview is scheduled for Tuesday, October 9 th. The meeting with the Department of Treasury is scheduled for Thursday, October 18 th in Lansing. The County s bond rating will be presented at this meeting. Public Comments: Trudy Nicol, County Treasurer, addressed the Board on the 2019 proposed budget and has issues with the tax funds transfers being in violation of the County s policy. The policy states that a minimum fund balance shall not be less than two times the prior years delinquency. The 2019 budget has $700,000 proposed, and Trudy previously advised the Administrator of her concerns, and requests the budget needs further review before adoption. Trudy also stated the extra $170,000 jail bond payment has been eliminated, which has been paid through the Tax Foreclosure Fund, but the budget allocation has not been reduced accordingly. She informed the Board at the end of 2019, the delinquent tax funds will be completely depleted, and asked if their goal was to start borrowing the delinquent taxes as was done in the past rather than self-funding. Jason Lee, from DTE addressed the Board regarding new power lines to be installed over 10 miles starting on Eddy Road running east and the requirements the Road Commission has to where the new lines are to be installed. The Road Commission is requiring the power line to be installed behind the fiber optic currently in place. If DTE abides by their requirement, the power line will almost be on an occupied resident s front porch. DTE has requested the Board of Commissioners assistance with the Road Commission Board as to their requirement for installation of the new power line. John Knoerr spoke regarding the power failures in their area and strongly discouraged the placement of the lines where the Road Commission is requesting, and requests the line be replaced where it is currently located. Commissioner Heberling has been discussing this matter with both Boards, DTE and with the local residents involved, but ultimately it is the Road Commission s authority, but does feel that an amicable solution can be reached. Appointments to Standing Committee: None. County Commission Appointments to Boards: None.

3 Tuesday, October 2, General Resolutions: None. Committee Reports: None. Unfinished Business: None. New Business: FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY APPROVES THE PAYMENT OF CURRENT CLAIMS FOR 2018 IDENTIFIED ON THE ACCOUNTS PAYABLE REPORT DATED SEPTEMBER 25, 2018, FOR THE GENERAL BANK ACCOUNT IN THE AMOUNT OF $184, Motion carried. FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER CONELY THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY APPROVES THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS AND ESTABLISHES THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS: 2018 BUDGET AMENDMENTS REVENUE: Transfer In-General Fund $ (105,000.00) Transfer In $ 105, Transfer In-General Fund $ (187,711.74) Transfer In $ 187, Transfer In-General Fund $ (165,000.00) Transfer In $ 165, Transfer In-General Fund $ (993,750.00) Transfer In-General Fund $ 993, Transfer In-General Fund $ (14,146.89) Transfer In $ 14, Transfer In-General Fund $ (97,500.00)

4 Tuesday, October 2, Transfer In-General Fund $ 97, Transfer In-General Fund $ (450,928.14) Transfer In-General Fund $ 450, Transfer In-General Fund $ (309,524.69) Transfer In $ 96, Transfer In-General Fund $ 212, Transfer In-General Fund $ (112,500.00) Transfer In $ 112, Transfer In-General Fund $ (255,000.00) Transfer In-General Fund $ 255, EXPENSE Wages-Full Time Employees $ (17,035.20) Wages-Part Time Employees $ 17, Leases-Equipment $ (1,214.56) Office Supplies $ 1, Transfer Out $ (105,000.00) Transfer Out-FOC $ 105, Transfer Out $ (187,711.74) Transfer Out-Central Dispatch $ 187, Transfer Out $ (165,000.00) Transfer Out-Health Dept. $ 165, Transfer Out $ (14,146.89) Transfer Out-Law Library $ 14, Transfer Out $ (97,500.00)

5 Tuesday, October 2, Transfer Out-DHS $ 97, Transfer Out $ (450,928.14) Transfer Out-DHS $ 450, Transfer Out $ (112,500.00) Transfer Out-Accum. Benefits $ 112, Transfer Out $ (82,500.00) Transfer Out-W/C Unemployment Fund $ 82, Transfer Out -Misc. $ (22,000.00) Misc. Expenses-Homemaking/Pers Care-HDC $ 22, Transportation-Mileage Reimbursment $ (23,691.00) Transportation-Meals on Wheels-HDC $ 23, Transportation $ (2,000.00) Transportation-Mileage Reimbur Committee $ 2, FURTHER, ESTABLISH THE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS: Contractual-Title Search Contractual-Title Search Contractual-Title Search Contractual-Title Search Contractual-Title Search Contractual-Title Search Due to S.A.V.E Due to Material Recovery Due to 911 Emergency Indigent Defense-Fund Balance Cash Transfer In-General Fund Wages-FTE's Supervisory FICA Deferred Contribution Health Insurance Premium Workers Compensation

6 Tuesday, October 2, Life Insurance Communications Communications - Telephone Professional Development Wages -FTE's -Deputies/SGT's Holiday Pay Overtime Shift Premium Misc. Revenue -Insurance Claims Misc. Expenses -Insurance Claims State Grants-Public Safety-Hazard Mitigation Misc. Expenses -Homemaking/Pers.Care-HDC Transportation-Meals on Wheels-HDC Transportation-Mileage Reimbur Committee Motion carried. FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY AWARDS THE BID TO BERGER CHEVROLET IN GRAND RAPIDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF A 2019 CHEVROLET TRAVERSE AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED $27,599, FOR THE VETERANS AFFAIRS TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM WITH FUNDING FROM THE VETERANS AFFAIRS MILLAGE, NUNC PRO TUNC TO 9/18. Motion carried. FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER SARKELLA THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY APPROVES THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SANILAC COUNTY SHERIFF S OFFICE AND THE SANILAC COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION FOR SUPPLEMENTAL LAW ENFORCEMENT SERVICES FOR THE PURPOSE OF EXPANDING THE PARTIALLY PAID WEIGHMASTER POSITION INTO A FULL-TIME POSITION, WITH FUNDING FROM THE SANILAC COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION NUNC PRO TUNC TO 9/18, AND FURTHER, AUTHORIZES THE BOARD CHAIRMAN TO SIGN THE AGREEMENT. Motion carried. FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY AWARDS THE BID TO TOTAL COMMUNICATIONS FOR THE PURCHASE OF PHONE SYSTEM EQUIPMENT AT THE LOW BID NOT TO EXCEED $53,775.29, AND FURTHER, AUTHORIZES THE INSTALLATION/MIGRATION OF THE PHONE SYSTEM LABOR COSTS

7 Tuesday, October 2, TO NETSOURCE ONE AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED $9,735, WITH FUNDING OF $58, FROM THE GENERAL FUND CONTINGENCY AND FUNDING OF $5,000 FROM THE REGISTER OF DEEDS TECHNOLOGY FUND, NUNC PRO TUNC TO 9/18. Motion carried. FA MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY ADOPTS THE 2019 PROPOSED BUDGET RESOLUTION, 2019 PROPOSED GENERAL FUND BUDGET AND GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS ACT AS FOLLOWS: RESOLUTION TO ADOPT THE 2019 SANILAC COUNTY BUDGET AND GENERAL APPROPRIATION ACT WHEREAS, the provisions of the Uniform Budgeting and Accounting Act, Public Act 621 of 1978, et seq., require that each unit of local government adopt a balanced budget for all required funds; and WHEREAS, the Administrator/Controller has prepared a proposed budget as required by the statute, and the Finance & Administration Committee, has reviewed the departmental requests and recommendation for each County departmental budget, and has recommended a balanced budget to the full Board of Commissioners for approval, and WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners in accordance with Public Act 5 of 1982 (Truth in Taxation Act) and Public Act 621 of 1978 (Uniform Budgeting and Accounting Act) held a public hearing on said budget on November 6, 2018, after due notice was published in a newspaper of general circulation, and WHEREAS, the General Property Tax Act, Pubic Act 206 of 1893, was amended by Public Act 357 of 2004, being Michigan Compiled Law a, to require all Michigan Counties to levy summer property taxes, with the total County allocated tax to be levied and collected as a summer tax levy beginning in 2007; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Sanilac County Budget for the General Fund and other Funds as set forth in the 2019 Proposed Budget, is hereby adopted and is subject to all County policies regarding the expenditure of funds as well as the conditions set forth in this resolution. BE IT RESOLVED, the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners has established the following millage rates for the fiscal year commencing January 1, 2019 and ending December 31, 2019: County Road 2.000, Library.2000, Seniors.2500, Medical Control.2000, County Drug Task Force.5000, County Parks.2000, Medical Care Facility.2000, Veterans.2000, 911 Emergency.2000, S.A.V.E and Recycling.2000; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that is in accordance with Public Act 357 of 2004, the Sanilac County allocated tax (General Fund Operating) shall be levied and collected on July 1,

8 Tuesday, October 2, , at the maximum amount allowable after the application of the Headlee millage reduction fraction and this budget includes an estimated property tax levy mills for General Fund operations which levy shall be authorized subsequent to the final levy amount being established in the spring of BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this budget reflects a reasonable allocation of available resources to the various County departments, boards, agencies and funds which allows for all mandated services, programs, and activities to be performed at or above reasonable, necessary, and serviceable levels. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all General Fund expenditures are adopted as a general appropriation at a department or activity level. General fund appropriations will not to be exceeded or altered without approval or authorization of the Board of Commissioners, the Administrator/Controller designated herein or by legal interpretation. The various appropriations specified in the budget represent the maximum authorization to incur expenditures for the purpose specified. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all non-general Fund expenditures are adopted in activity level form. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED an elected or appointed County official responsible for an appropriation may, upon the approval of the Administrator/Controller, within the limits of the total appropriation transfer funds between line items. No elected or appointed County official may create a staff position or alter salaries or benefits of any type without prior authorization of the Board of Commissioners. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Administrator/Controller and the County Treasurer shall be authorized to transfer General Fund Appropriations between funds up to the amounts provided for in this 2019 Budget. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners grants authority to appointed Boards and or Commissions to manage their assigned budgets as adopted herein. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that any Department, Agency, Board, Commission or Unit whatsoever and any organization, public or private, which accepts a County appropriation, shall do so subject to an agreement that provides for inspection and/or audit by the Sanilac County Board of Commissioners or its designee. The Board or its designee shall have access for the purpose of audit and examination, to any and all books, documents, papers, and records of the recipient. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the list of Proposed Full Time Equivalent Positions by Department contained in this Budget establishes the number of permanent full time equated (FTE) employees who can be employed, and no funds are appropriated for any permanent position not on the Positions by Department list. In addition, the job position titles, pay classifications and full time equated designations for each position are deemed to be the correct

9 Tuesday, October 2, classifications and any modification of employment classifications shall be done in accordance with established Board policy. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that it is understood that revenues and expenditures may vary from those which are currently contemplated and may by changed from time to time by the Board of Commissioners during the 2019 fiscal year, as deemed necessary. Consequently, there may be a need to increase or decrease various portions of the budget, impose a hiring freeze and impose layoffs due to unforeseen financial changes; therefore, the Board of Commissioners reserves the right to change the approved Full Time Equivalent Positions by Department list and impose a hiring freeze at any time. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that positions on the proposed Full Time Equivalent Positions by Department list and programs which are supported by grants, cost sharing, reimbursement, or other source of outside funding are only approved contingent upon the County receiving the budgeted revenues. Upon notification that budgeted funding of a position or program shall not be received, the Elected Official or Department head shall immediately notify the Administrator/Controller and that position shall be immediately removed from the Full Time Equivalent Positions by Department list if funding is exhausted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Administrator/Controller is authorized to approve hiring temporary employees due to staff on unpaid leave or vacant position. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Sanilac County Personnel Manual shall apply to all employees who are not covered under a collective bargaining agreement. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all Judges, Elected Officials and Department Heads shall abide by the Purchasing and Budget Policies, as adopted and amended from time to time by this Board, for all purchases made with funds appropriated contingent upon compliance with the Purchasing and Budget Policies, and the Finance Department shall not be authorized to make payment of any claims not in compliance with such Purchasing and Budget Policies and monies so budgeted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Administrator/Controller or designee shall be authorized to approve payment of such bills, vouchers, or invoices that are part of the ongoing operation of the County or are deemed to be of sufficient importance, when they arise, that their payment not be delayed. In that event, the Administrator/Controller shall inform the Chair of the Board of the emergency authorization. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that all grant submissions to the Board of Commissioners shall clearly indicate the minimum required match and if any requirements exist in the grant that require the County to continue the program when the grant concludes; henceforth each County Department include Indirect Costs, as determined by the most recent Cost Allocation Plan, in applications for Federal and State grants; further that where Indirect Costs are not in approved grant budgets, the County Department shall explain the reason for not including them in the resolution approving the grant.

10 Tuesday, October 2, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the revenues received by the County under Public Act 106 of 1985; (Convention Facility Tax revenue) shall not be used to reduce the County s operating millage as defined by Public Act 2, In accordance with Public Act 2, 1986, 50% of the actual Convention Facility Tax revenue not used to reduce the County s operating tax rate shall be appropriated for use in substance abuse programs in Sanilac County, with the remaining revenues to be deposited in the County s General Fund. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Administrator/Controller shall be authorized to make year-end transfers of up to $20,000 between departments or funds or with such amounts that may be available in Contingency of the General Fund, as may be necessary to insure that departments or funds do not end the 2019 fiscal year in a deficit condition. Any such transfers shall be reported to the Board of Commissioners at their next meeting. Daniel Dean, Chairman Sanilac County Board of Commissioners Denise McGuire, Clerk County of Sanilac Full Time Equivalent Listing ADMINISTRATOR/CONTROLLER FTE TREASURER FTE Administrator/Controller 1.00 County Treasurer 1.00 Executive Secretary/Human Resources 1.00 Deputy Treasurer 2.50 Finance Director 1.00 Tax Foreclosure Clerk 1.00 Accounts Payable Clerk 1.00 TOTAL 4.50 Payroll Clerk 1.00 TOTAL 5.00 EQUALIZATION Director 1.00 COUNTY CLERK/ELECTIONS Mapping/Data Entry 1.00 County Clerk 1.00 TOTAL 2.00 Chief Deputy Clerk/Successor 1.00 Court Clerk 3.00 REGISTER OF DEEDS Election Clerk 1.00 Register of Deeds 1.00 Deputy Clerk (PT) 0.60 Chief Deputy 1.00 TOTAL 6.60 Deputy Clerk 1.00 TOTAL 3.00 DRAIN COMMISSION Drain Commissioner 1.00 BUILDING & GROUNDS Drain Assessment/Property Tax Clerk 0.50 Head Custodian 1.00 Drain Inspector 1.00 Custodian 1.00 TOTAL 2.50 Custodian (171 Dawson St.) PUBLIC GUARDIAN EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT Public Guardian 1.00 Director 1.00 Clerk 1.00 TOTAL 1.00 TOTAL 2.00 ANIMAL CONTROL CIRCUIT COURT Chief Officer 1.00 Circuit Court Judge 1.00 Officer 1.00 Court Administrator 1.00 Seasonal Census Worker 0.50 Administrative Assistant 1.00 TOTAL 2.50 TOTAL 3.00

11 Tuesday, October 2, JUVENILE/FAMILY COURT DISTRICT COURT Juvenile Director 1.00 Probate Judge/District Judge by Assignment 0.50 Attorney Magistrate/Referee 0.50 Magistrate/Probation Officer 1.00 Probation Officer 1.00 Attorney Magistrate/Referee 0.50 Intensive Probation Officer 1.00 Comm. Corrections Coordinator 1.00 Prevention Officer 1.00 Court Administrator 1.00 Juvenile Court Registrar 1.00 Court Clerk 6.00 TOTAL 5.50 Probation Assistant 1.00 TOTAL INDIGENT DEFENSE Managed Assigned Council Director 1.00 TOTAL 1.00 PROBATE COURT FTE PROSECUTOR FTE Probate Judge 0.50 Prosecutor 1.00 Probate Register/Districr Court Attorney 1.00 Chief Assistant Prosecutor 1.00 Court Clerk 2.00 Assistant Prosecutor 2.00 TOTAL 3.50 Victims Right Advocate 1.00 FRIEND OF THE COURT Office Manager/Administrative Assistant 1.00 Friend of the Court 1.00 Legal Secretary/Clerk 3.00 Deputy Friend of the Court/Atty Referee 1.00 TOTAL 9.00 Enforcement Supervisor 1.00 Court Clerks 5.00 CONSTRUCTION AND LAND USE TOTAL 8.00 Building Official/Inspector 1.00 Inspectors 2.00 DRUG TASK FORCE Clerk 1.00 Director 1.00 Clerk (part-time) 0.40 Administrative Assistant 1.00 TOTAL 4.40 Sergeant 1.00 Deputy 3.00 MSU EXTENSION TOTAL 6.00 Secretary 1.00 TOTAL 1.00 SHERIFF Sheriff 1.00 CENTRAL DISPATCH Undersheriff 1.00 Director 1.00 Jail Administrator/Lt. Corrections 1.00 Dispatcher 7.00 Administrative Assistant 1.00 Dispatcher (part-time) 1.50 Lieutenant-Uniform Services 1.00 TOTAL 9.50 Detective Sergeant 1.00 Deputy Sheriff Detective 2.00 VETERANS AFFAIRS Uniform Services Sergeant 3.00 Director 1.00 Deputy Sheriff Uniform Services Clerk 1.00 Deputy Sheriff Uniform Services (PT)* 0.00 TOTAL 2.00 Records Clerk 2.50 Sergeant Corrections 6.00 COUNTY PARKS Officer Corrections Manager 3.00 Officer Corrections (PT)* 2.00 Caretaker/Maintenance 2.00 Bailiff/Court Officer 0.50 TOTAL 5.00 US Marshal Transport (PT) 1.50 Collections Clerk 1.00 SOIL EROSION TOTAL Agent (part-time) 0.50 RECYCLING CENTER Coordinator (PT)* 0.50 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

12 Tuesday, October 2, Recycling Attendant 1.00 Director 1.00 Recycling Attendants (PT)* 1.50 IT Technician (part-time) 0.50 TOTAL 3.00 TOTAL 1.50 TOTAL ALL (SEE ATTACHED BUDGET) FURTHER, HEREBY SCHEDULES A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE 2019 PROPOSED BUDGET FOR NOVEMBER 6, 2018, AND FURTHER, DIRECTS THE BOARD S SECRETARY TO PUBLISH THE LEGAL NOTICE. Motion carried. Public Comments: Leo Sonck, Supervisor for Bridgehampton Township, provided the Board with copies of the Drain Code , Sections 4-6 to discuss issues their Board has with the Drain Commissioner. Mr. Sonck stated the Drain Commissioner is in violation of the Drain Code for the amount of assessment to the Township for their portion of maintenance expenses for the Sweet Drain Extension. The entire amount spent on the maintenance of the Sweet Drain was $24,000, and Bridgehampton Township was billed for $11,000. The law indicates if assessments exceed 20% to a municipality, the municipality must approve the proposed work to be done. The Township had budgeted $4,500 for drain maintenance in this budget year. Mr. Sonck attended the Board of Review, and the Drain Commissioner lowered their assessment to 10% and placed the 15% on the County s portion instead. Mr. Sonck requested all the documents through FOIA and does not feel he has received all the documents, and asked the Board to review the assessments, policies and practices of the Drain Office. Closed Session: MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT WE GO INTO CLOSED SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING LEGAL AND LABOR MATTERS AT 1:35 P.M. Yes: Muxlow, Conely, Heberling, Sarkella and Dean. No: None. Motion carried. MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER SARKELLA THAT WE RETURN TO REGULAR SESSION AT 1:48 P.M. Motion carried. MOVED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER MUXLOW THAT THE SANILAC COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HEREBY APPROVES THE CLOSED MINUTES OF AUGUST 21, Motion carried. Adjournment:

13 Tuesday, October 2, MOVED BY COMMISSIONER SARKELLA AND SECONDED BY COMMISSIONER HEBERLING THAT WE ADJOURN AT 1:50 P.M. Motion carried. Daniel Dean, Chairman Denise McGuire, County Clerk