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1 CERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER 3d'f-2006 STATE OF MISSOURI ) ea. County of Boone August Session of the April Adjourned Term In the County Commission of said county, on the 17th day of August Term the following, among other proceedings, were had, viz: Now on this day the County Commission of the County of Boone does hereby award bid 68-10AUG06 BCERT Tactical Headsets to Atlantic Signal. It is further ordered that the Presiding Commissioner be hereby authorized to sign said contract. Done this 17"' day of August Presiding Commissioner ATTEST: I 10 Commission 1 District I Commissioner Skip Elkin District I1 Commissioner
2 CERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER STATE OF MISSOURI } ea. County of Boone August Session of the April Adjourned Term Term In the County Commission of said county, on the 17th day of August the following, among other proceedings, were had, viz: Now on this day the County Commission of the County of Boone does hereby authorize disposal of miscellanies equipment as listed on the August 15, 2006 memo from Purchasing. It is further ordered that the Presiding Commissioner be hereby authorized to sign said disposal forms. Done this 17thday of August Keith ~chharrk Presiding Commissioner ATTEST: bofi7d~15. hlw., I Wendy S. ~q(rbn Clerk of the zounty Commission kardn M. Miller District I Commissioner District I1 Commissioner
3 Boone County Purchasing Tyson Boldan Office Specialist 601 E.Walnut, Room 209 Columbia, MO Phone: (573) MEMORANDUM TO: Boone County Commission FROM: Tyson Boldan RE: Iblisc Equipment DATE; August 15, The following items have been identified as surplus. The Purchasing Department is requesting approval for disposal by auction on all items except items will be destroyed by department and items will be traded as part of the P25 grant for the Sheriff Department that has already been read in commission. Descriptionfl Make Asset # Digital camera Sony MVC-CD350 Broken / / Typewriter IBM Wheelwriter Poor-Keys don't all Fax Macl-line Panasorric UF315 work Poor-Feeds Multiple I Sheets At a Time Desk Wood average 5. No Tag Desk Wood 6. No Tag Chair, Office Computers PC Desk Pro E P Poor-Hard Drive Printer Lexmark Optra R+ Working Printer Laser HP Laserjet 2100M Poor Tape Drive Quantum ATL L200 Poor Powers tore Monitor 17in Compaq S710 Poor Monitor 17in Compaq S710 Poor Monitor 17 in. Compaq S710 Poor Camera Hitachi VK-C370 Poor Printer Laser Lexmark Optra R Poor Compaq DLT Compaq Poor Ta~eDrive " Monitor I3lg2 Samsung Monitor 17" Compaq I I I II I I / I PC I Compaq I IPAQ P733 I Poor I I I I I I C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Local Settings\Temp\August doc
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5 Cards, 20 Ethernet Cards 52. No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 925CD61 SG No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 939CG43HODt 54. No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 110CG43HS No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 938CG43HA No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 928CD61 SG No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 937CG43H No Tag 17 Monitor Compaq Fair Serial # 937CG43HM6: 59. No Tag 17 Monitor View Sonic Fair Serial # J Fax Machine Poor -jams when feeding paper from-tray Printer Lexmark Optra R plus Fair Laser Printer Lexmark Optra R plus Fair Laser UPS Tripp Lite Fair Monitor 21" Dell Broken Transferred To Elections Building No Tag 1 5 Shelf I 1 Fair Bookcase Shelf Book Pressboard Fair case Metal Cabinet 2 Door Rolling Cabinet 68. No Tag File Sorter Good 69. No Tag Set of 9 Oak Fair-Good Chairs 70. No Tag Lamp Clampon Fair 71. No Tag Round Office Good I I Table I I I I C:\Documents and Settings\~dministrator\Local Settings\Temp\August doc
6 ' Printer Laser HP LaserJet 4 Poor Printer Laser HP LaserJet 4 Poor Printer Laser HP LaserJet 4 Poor Printer Laser HP Laser Jet 2100M Poor Faxmodem Poor Transfer to IT Dept. I Sheriffs Dep Open metal shelving on wheels Transfer from JJC to IT Dept. at Courthouse Fax Machine Canon 1060P Good Transfer to Elections & Registration Task Chair Poor Judges Chair Poor Digital Copier Gestetner 3245 Working Chair (Don Poor Stampers) ltems for Auction Large Desk Poor Electric Seal Dorson Broken Radio EmersonlTapel Fair CD Desk Black Fair ltems for Auction or Destruction Phone I Non-working 102. None Various Cables Poor and Obsolete Computer Parts Transferred to Purchasing for Parts ( Telephone I Meridian I M Working Books for Auction 104. None Collection of Law Usedlobsolete Books cc: Auditor Surplus File C:\Documents and ~ettings\administrator\~ocal Settings\Temp\August doc
7 CERTIFIED COPY OF ORDER STATE OF MISSOURI } ea. County of Boone August Session of the April Adjourned Term Term In the County Commission of said county, on the 17~~' day of August the following, among other proceedings, were had, viz: Now on this day the County Commission of the County of Boone does hereby adopt the Regulation of use of County Property Chapter 1;County Parks and Recreation Areas. It is further ordered that the Presiding Commissioner be hereby authorized to sign said regulations. Done this 17thday of August ATTEST: Wendy S. den Clerk of the County Commission ' Keith ~chharre Presiding Commissioner I ~arlnm. Miller ~isiricti Commissioner I Skip Elkin ' District I1 Commissioner
8 REGULATION OF USE OF COUNTY PROPERTY CHAPTER I COUNTY PARKS AND RECREATION AREAS 1.1 Purpose: These regulations are enacted for the purpose of regulating the use of county owned or controlled areas used as public parks, playgrounds, camping sites, and recreation areas within Boone County, Missouri in order to preserve, protect and promote the public health, safety and welfare. 1.2 Authority: These regulations are enacted under authority vested in the County Commission of Boone County, Missouri by section RSMo. 1.3 General Public Use: All Boone County parks and recreational trails shall be open for general public use subject to the following rules concerning usage: Hours - Parks and recreational trails shall only be used during daylight hours Camping and Fires Prohibited - Overnight camping and campfires of any type are prohibited Commercial Activities - Commercial activities of all types are prohibited including but not limited to soliciting, panhandling, and begging. Concession stands may be operated under special use permit under such terms and conditions as are authorized by the Boone County Commission Climbing and Trespassing - Climbing on or about bluffs, rock out-croppings, and bridges is prohibited and no person using Boone County parks and recreational trails shall enter upon adjoining private land without authorization from the owners thereof, nor shall any person trespass upon any area within any park or recreational trail which is designated for authorized personnel, official use, restricted access, or otherwise closed to the public as indicated by official signage Emergency Telephones - IVo person shall use any emergency telephone for any purpose other than to report an actual emergency or to obtain assistance fi-om a public safety agency. No person shall interfere with another person's legitimate use of emergency telephone, nor in any way tamper with or damage any such telephone or cable connected thereto Wildlife - No person shall pursue, molest, kill, trap, hunt, chase, capture, shoot, throw anything at, or intentionally attempt to frighten any mammal, bird, reptile or amphibian within any Boone County park or recreational trail Wildflowers and Edible Plants - No person shall
9 pick wildflowers or seeds on any tree or plant, nor cut, carve or injure the bark, or break off any limbs on any trees, or pick or harvest wild fruit, vegetables or other edible plants Littering - No persons shall litter or otherwise place or cause to be placed any paper, plastic, trash or other form of waste product on any county park or recreational trail except in designated containers or facilities for disposal thereof. Animals: Domestic pets such as dogs, cats or other animals shall not be permitted in county parks or recreational trails unless under the immediate control of the owner or possessor thereof by means of prompt obedience to voice command, leash, or is otherwise contained within a vehicle or confined by the owner or possessor thereof. No dog shall be permitted to bark or chase other persons using the public areas of a park or recreational trail, nor shall any dog be permitted to defecate in an area designated for vehicular or pedestrian use. All owners and possessors of animals are required to promptly clean, remove and dispose of any animal waste produced by any animal owned or possessed by them or within their control. No horses, horseback riding, or other livestock shall be permitted in county parks or recreational trails. Vehicles: Motor vehicles shall not be permitted within parks or recreational trails other than in designated access and parking areas except governmental vehicles used for maintenance, law enforcement or provision of emergency services, and motorized wheel chairs or carts used by the handicapped or physically disabled Bicycles - Bicycles and other forms of non-motorized wheel transport may be used in areas designated for bicycle use subject to the following rules: On recreational trails bicycles shall proceed in single file and stay at all times on the right side of the trail except when passing a pedestrian or another bicycle Bicyclists shall audibly signal pedestrians and other bicycles when approaching from the rear to pass Bicyclists shall at all times exercise the highest degree of care in order to avoid injury to pedestrians and other bicyclists. Posted Rules and Notices: All persons using county parks and recreational trails shall inform themselves of and obey all posted guidelines, rules and other signage placed in individual public parks and recreational areas. Special Use Permits: County parks and recreational trails may be used in variance of these rules only upon special use permit issued by the Boone County Commission granted upon application under such terms and conditions as deemed appropriate by the Commission in order to preserve and protect the public health and safety. Persons obtaining special use permits may be charged such user fees as deemed reasonable and necessary by the Commission to assure the county is compensated for
10 actual costs incurred. The Boone County Commission may require security deposits for special use permits and may impose contractual charges in connection with concessions or other commercial use of county property. 1.8 Interpretation and Severability: The regulations enacted under this chapter are intended to be in addition to and supplementary of any other provision or remedy authorized or prescribed by law dealing with the same subject matter. In the event of irreconcilable conflict between any regulation contained herein and any other state law or state regulation enacted thereunder, the provision of state law or regulation shall control and be determinative. These regulations are enacted to preserve and promote the public health and safety and for this purpose shall be liberally construed to the fullest extent permitted by law to effectuate the purposes for which they are intended. 1.9 Jurisdiction: The regulations contained in this chapter shall be applicable to all public parks and recreational areas owned or controlled by Boone County, Missouri Penalties and Remedies: Any person who violates any requirement or provision of these regulations shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and shall be punished as provided by law; each incident a violation of any such regulation shall constitute a separate and distinct offense. The penalty provided in this section shall not be construed to be exclusive but is intended to be supplementary and in addition to any other remedy provided or authorized by law or in equity. ffective: These regulations shall become effective on or after the 17 day of
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