Board of Commissioners
Agenda
Staff Meeting Agenda
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners
County-City Building
Fourth Floor Conference Room
Thursday, September 4, 1997
8:30 a.m.
AGENDA ITEM
1 APPROVAL OF STAFF MEETING MINUTES OF
AUGUST 21 AND AUGUST 26, 1997
2 ADDITIONS TO AGENDA
3 8:30am BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NO. 104, S.
54TH STREET NORTH OF PELLA ROAD (JEANELL
G. NELSON, FROM 20 ACRES TO 5.85 ACRES AND
FROM 550 FT. FRONTAGE TO 460 FT. FRONTAGE)
AND COUNTY SPECIAL PERMIT NO. 150 FOR A
CELLULAR TOWER AT N.W. CORNER OF N.W. 98TH
AND W. MILL ROAD - Mike DeKalb,
Planning Department
4 8:45am SALARIES FOR UNREPRESENTED-UNCLASSIFIED
EMPLOYEES, SHERIFF CAPTAINS AND
DIRECTORS - John Cripe, Classification
& Pay Manager
5 9:15am IMAGE CAPTURE LABOR - Brian
Pillard, Records & Information Manager;
John Cripe, Classification & Pay Manager
6 9:30am EXPECTATIONS OF COUNTY DESK OFFICER
- Pat Kant, Personnel Coordinator
7 9:45am INSURANCE RENEWALS - Sue Eckley,
Safety & Training Officer; Rennie Walt,
Broker (Harry Koch Company)
8 10:15am COUNTY ACRES SOUTH PAVING PROJECT -
Don Thomas, County Engineer; Diane Staab,
Deputy County Attorney
9 10:45am DISTRICT COURT YEAR 2000 PROJECT -
Marj Hart, District Court Clerk; Bruce
Medcalf, Chief Deputy District Court
Clerk; Dave Kroeker, Budget & Fiscal
Officer
10 11:00am AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BUDGET - Mike
Thew, Chief Deputy County Attorney
11 CONSENT ITEMS
a. Appointment of Mike Thurber to the
Nebraska Jail Standards Board
b. Ratification of Credit Card Application
for Corrections Department
12 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER REPORT
a. Purchase of Microfilm Reader/Printer for
Register of Deeds
b. Letter from Jim Baird Regarding Cornhusker
Place/Region V Contract for Intoxicated
Emergency Placement Custody (EPC's)
c. Role of Visitors Promotion Committee
d. Invitation from Walt Shires to Tour Bluff
Road Landfill Facilities
13 PENDING
a. Establishment of Special Improvement
District in Princeton
b. South Street Campus
14 DISCUSSION OF BOARD MEMBER MEETINGS
a. Master Plan Steering Committee - Hudkins
b. Board of Health - Hudkins
c. Juvenile Justice Comprehensive Study
Interviews - Steinman
d. Railroad Transportation District -
Steinman, Svoboda
e. District Energy Corporation - Hudkins,
Svoboda
f. CMHC Advisory Committee - Svoboda
g. County Emergency Planning Committee -
Hudkins
h. Ecological Advisory Committee - Tussing
15 SCHEDULE OF BOARD MEMBER MEETINGS
a. Master Plan Steering Committee -
Thursday, September 4, 1997, at 1:15 p.m.,
at the County-City Building, Fourth Floor
Conference Room - Hudkins
b. Joint Budget Committee - Friday,
September 5, 1997, at 8:00 a.m., at the
County-City Building, Mayor's Conference
Room - Campbell, Steinman
c. Public Building Commission -
Tuesday, September 9, 1997, at 10:00 a.m.,
at the County-City Building, Fourth Floor
Conference Room - Campbell, Hudkins
d. Board of Health - Tuesday,
September 9, 1997, at 7:30 p.m., at 3140
"N" Street, Room #236 - Hudkins
e. Advisory Defense Council -
Wednesday, September 10, 1997, at 7:30
p.m., at the County-City Building,
Emergency Operations Center - Svoboda
f. Management Team - Thursday,
September 11, 1997, at 7:30 a.m., at the
County-City Building, Fourth Floor
Conference Room - All Commissioners
16 INVITATIONS TO BOARD MEMBERS
a. Dedication Ceremony for "GILLIG" Bus -
Monday, September 15, 1997, at 4:00 p.m.,
at Star Tran, 710 "J" Street
b. Profiles 97 (fundraiser for Good Neighbor
Community Center) - Sunday, September 21,
1997, at 6:00 p.m., at the Cornhusker
Hotel
c. 1997 Interfaith Leadership Awards Banquet
- Sunday, October 26, 1997, at 6:00 p.m.,
at the Cornhusker Hotel
17 CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COUNTY BOARD
18 CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE COUNTY BOARD
19 AGENDA ITEMS FOR COUNTY BOARD MEETING OF
SEPTEMBER 9, 1997
20 EMERGENCY ITEMS AND OTHER BUSINESS
MINUTES
LANCASTER COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
FOURTH FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM
COUNTY-CITY BUILDING
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1997
8:30 A.M.
Commissioners Present: Linda Steinman, Chair
Darlene Tussing
Larry Hudkins
Kathy Campbell
Commissioners Absent: Steve Svoboda
Others Present: Kerry Eagan, Chief Administrative Officer
Ann Taylor, County Clerk's Office
AGENDA ITEM:
1 APPROVAL OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MINUTES OF AUGUST 21
AND AUGUST 26, 1997
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Campbell seconded approval of the
County Board of Commissioners minutes of August 21 and
August 26, 1997. On call Hudkins, Campbell, Tussing and
Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
2 ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
a. W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant
b. Government Civil Practice Seminar
c. Pending Litigation and Personnel Matters
d. Long-Term Care Insurance
e. Geographic Information System (GIS) Fees
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval of the
additions to the agenda. On call Campbell, Tussing,
Hudkins and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
3 BOARD OF ZONING APPEALS NO. 104, SOUTH 54TH STREET NORTH OF PELLA
ROAD (JEANELL G. NELSON, FROM 20 ACRES TO 5.85 ACRES AND FROM 550
FT. FRONTAGE TO 460 FT. FRONTAGE) AND COUNTY SPECIAL PERMIT NO. 150
FOR A CELLULAR TOWER AT N.W. CORNER OF N.W. 98TH AND W. MILL ROAD
Mike DeKalb, Planning Department
Mike DeKalb, Planning, briefly reported on County
Special Permit No. 150, a request from Cellular One to
construct and operate a 185' cellular tower on the N.W.
corner of N.W. 98th & W. Mill Road (Exhibit A).
Hudkins inquired whether Cellular One had been
encouraged to use existing towers.
DeKalb reported that there were none in close
proximity.
DeKalb reported on County Board of Zoning Appeal #104,
a request from Jeanell Nelson for variance of lot area
to allow subdivision of property located at South
54th Street north of Pella Road to create
buildable lots (Exhibit B). DeKalb noted that Nelson's
son, who farms adjoining property, had indicated
opposition to the request.
DeKalb reported that Resolution 5549 approving
Preliminary Plat No. 97008 for Branched Oak Lakeside
Acres will not be presented for signature by the Board
until a complete set of new drawings, reflecting
changes to the road requested by the applicant, are
submitted.
DeKalb also reported briefly on County Board of Zoning
Appeals No. 105, a request from Marty Ivins related to
his application for a permit to sell firearms from his
residence in the County.
4 SALARIES FOR UNREPRESENTED-UNCLASSIFIED EMPLOYEES,
SHERIFF CAPTAINS AND DIRECTORS
John Cripe, Classification & Pay Manager
John Cripe, Classification & Pay Manager, reviewed the
current salaries and comparables for the following:
Current Midpoint
Position Salary Comparable
Deputy Sheriff's
Captains $53,234 $56,703
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Bailiff I $28,273
Bailiff II $32,000
Cripe noted that there were insufficient matches for
comparability for both the Bailiff I & II
classifications.
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Veterans Service $31,502 $47,332
Officer
Assistant Veterans $23,627 $36,243
Service Officer
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Emergency Services
Coordinator $48,300 $43,197
Assistant Emergency
Services Coordinator $38,300 $35,833
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Nursing Home
Administrator $77,900 $70,708
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Mental Health Director $59,500 $67,894
Current Midpoint
Position Salary Comparable
Attention Center
Director $46,000 $57,887
Attention Center
Deputy Director $36,000 $46,764
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Chief Administrative $64,400 $83,590
Officer
Cripe noted that various levels of authority make
comparables for this position difficult to calculate.
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Budget & Fiscal Officer $57,000 $69,662
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Building Administrator $62,400 $61,006
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Human Services
Administrator $47,250
Cripe noted that there were no comparables for this
position.
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Attorney I $32,000 - $39,961 $43,362
Attorney II $45,155 - $78,736 $57,648
Cripe noted that the City has capped the salary of all
new hires for the position of Prosecutor in the
Criminal Section of the City Attorney's office at
$45,000.
Current Midpoint
Position Salary Comparable
Weed Control
Superintendent $37,450 $36,384
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Corrections Director $59,100 $70,727
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Campbell asked whether evaluation of the job
performance of City Directors is conducted only by the
Mayor, or whether outside evaluation is utilized.
Cripe reported that a Gallup Organization survey of
employees throughout the City measuring job
satisfaction, had been utilized by the Mayor. Cripe
also noted that City Directors are required to provide
the Mayor a written or verbal statement of their
accomplishments for the past year and goals for the
following year for evaluation purposes.
Campbell suggested that the Board work toward
developing a more professional method of evaluation for
County Directors.
The Board requested Cripe to research evaluation
methods and report back to the Board.
5 IMAGE CAPTURE LABOR - Brian Pillard, Records &
Information Manager; John Cripe, Classification & Pay
Manager
Brian Pillard, Records & Information Manager, stated
that the request for image capture labor was related to
implementation of the Keyfile document management
system.
Pillard reported that image capture training for an
individual through the State Vocational Rehabilitation
program will conclude on September 19th. He
stated that although that individual will be a
candidate for the position, the job skill level
expectation is more complicated than that which is
currently being performed.
Pillard also noted that Community Alternatives
Nebraska, Inc., which provides microfilm image capture
for the County, had elected not bid to perform the
service.
Campbell inquired whether the requested position was
included in the budget.
Pillard stated that it was not.
John Cripe, Classification & Pay Manager estimated the
annual cost of the position to be $23,000 to $24,000.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Hudkins seconded to authorize Dave
Kroeker, Budget & Fiscal Officer, to review funding of
the position and to authorize the position at the range
and job description as outlined by John Cripe,
Classification & Pay Manager and Brian Pillard, Records
& Information Manager. On call Campbell, Hudkins,
Tussing and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
6 EXPECTATIONS OF COUNTY DESK OFFICER
Pat Kant, Personnel Coordinator
Pat Kant, Personnel Coordinator, inquired what the
expectations of the Board were for her in the position
of County desk officer in the Personnel Department.
Members of the Board responded that they expect Kant to
develop an understanding of County issues, be
knowledgeable about County policies and procedures,
bring issues of importance to the attention of the
Board and serve as a contact for the County Board and
employees with complaints or concerns. The Board also
requested that she work with Kerry Eagan, Chief
Administrative Officer, and Gary Lacey, County
Attorney, in the performance of these duties and that
she make periodic reports to the Board at their
Thursday County Board meetings.
Kant reported that her goals include contacting key
departments, encouraging greater County employee
participation in in-service training, and development
of a formal lay-off policy. She also suggested that
County Departments join the City Departments in
participation in Professional Development Luncheons.
Ron Todd, Personnel Director, suggested that Kant
attend Management Team meetings and retreats with him.
Campbell suggested that the Board sponsor the first
County Professional Development luncheon and requested
that Kant schedule a date and speaker.
7 INSURANCE RENEWALS - Sue Eckley, Workers'
Compensation and Risk Management Manager; Rennie Walt,
Broker (Harry Koch Company)
Rennie Walt, Harry Koch Company, continued his review
of the Marketing report and Property/Casualty insurance
renewal options for Lancaster County (See August 26,
1997 minutes).
Walt made the following recommendations:
a. Transfer property coverage from Travelers Insurance
to Firemans Fund Insurance for a savings of
approximately 10% and add off-premises power
failure coverage to protect the County's computer
hardware and software investment
b. Continue boiler and machine coverage with Travelers
Insurance
c. Transfer excess workers compensation from Genesis
to Safety National Insurance for significant
savings
d. Continue crime coverage with Hartford Insurance
e. Transfer aviation coverage to Great American
Insurance (bought out American Eagle Insurance who
previously supplied coverage)
f. Continue coverage of Lancaster Manor with Allied
Group Insurance and add the option that deletes the
500 ft. limitation for loss caused by electrical
disturbance on computers
g. Transfer Public Building Commission coverage to
Employers Mutual Casualty Company for a savings of
approximately $2,000
Brief discussion followed on whether to increase the
umbrella liability coverage for the Public Building
Commission.
Eagan inquired why the County was providing insurance
coverage for the Public Building Commission.
Sue Eckley, Workers' Compensation and Risk Management
Manager, reported that the Public Building Commission
actually pays the premium.
Campbell and Hudkins agreed to bring up the issue of
the insurance coverage at the Public Building
Commission meeting on September 9th.
h. Continue professional/general liability coverage
for the Community Mental Health Center with St.
Paul Insurance and add the option to participate in
the Nebraska Excess Liability Fund (caps the
County's liability exposure)
i. Continue accidental death and dismemberment
coverage for the Sheriff's Department with CNA
Insurance
Walt reviewed the option of flood insurance coverage
for several locations in Flood Zone "A". The Board
consulted Don Thomas, County Engineer, regarding the
susceptibility of flood damage for those buildings.
Thomas recommended that the Board add the coverage and
Board concurred, reserving the right to remove the
location of 201 "F" Street from the coverage.
Eckley also agreed to check on whether the Airpark
Attention Center facility would be included in Flood
Zone "A".
Walt also reviewed the option of extortion coverage,
and agreed to provide a sample policy to the Board for
their review.
Eckley noted that law enforcement personnel would be
excluded from the coverage.
8 COUNTRY ACRES SOUTH PAVING PROJECT - Don Thomas,
County Engineer; Diane Staab, Deputy County Attorney
Kyle Sitzman, Country Acres South Association,
displayed a map of the Country Acres South area
indicating a road that his Association had voted to
pave with a cul-de-sac and the portion of Quarter Horse
Lane which connects Bridle Lane with Country Acres (to
the north) that the Association wishes to remove from
County maintenance. He noted that these roads had been
built and maintained at County Standards.
Don Thomas, County Engineer, stated that a Resolution
noting that the road surface type within a County
maintained subdivision is changing from gravel to
paving would be drafted, along with the conditions for
the paving project. He stated that the Resolution
would also specify that the County would not be
responsible for maintenance of a grassy stub road going
south from Bridle Lane.
In response to a question from Hudkins, Thomas reported
that the Country Acres Association had indicated that
they were opposed to bringing the access road up to
County Standards.
Thomas stated that survey work needs to be completed
and concerns regarding a brick mailbox located within
the cul-de-sac, whether the road is within the right-of-way,
and lack of easements will still need to be
resolved before paving can commence. He also noted
that the deadline for asphalt paving is November 1st.
Discussion followed on the increased cost of paving the
cul-de-sac and connecting road and whether an
additional vote of the homeowners was needed to approve
the expense.
Thomas stated concern that there could be County
liability exposure if paving of the connecting road was
waived and maintenance of the road was transferred to
the Country Acres South Association and there was
failure to provide maintenance consistent with the
County Standards.
Diane Staab, Deputy County Attorney, stated that the
County has a statutory obligation to maintain County
roads to standards.
The Board requested Thomas and Staab to proceed with
drafting a Resolution and conditions.
9 DISTRICT COURT YEAR 2000 PROJECT - Marj Hart,
District Court Clerk; Doug Thomas, Information
Services; Dave Kroeker, Budget & Fiscal Officer
Doug Thomas, Information Services, gave a brief update
of the Year 2000 Project, estimating cost of conversion
of the District Court's C.A.R.O.T.S. System in the
$30,000 range. He stated that the conversion was
necessary to make the system operational until
conversion to the State's AS400 system takes place.
Thomas stated that, due to savings on conversions of
other County systems, the appropriation for the
conversion could come from this year's budget. He also
noted that there would be some reimbursement from the
State for the cost.
Dave Kroeker, Budget & Fiscal Officer, concurred with
that assessment.
In response to a question from Steinman, Marj Hart,
District Court Clerk, reported that the District Court
Clerk's office will need to permanently retain some
systems that are not available on the AS400.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Hudkins seconded to authorize the
conversion project and request Dave Kroeker, Budget &
Fiscal Officer, to make the financial adjustments. On
call Campbell, Hudkins, Tussing and Steinman voted
aye. Motion carried.
Thomas briefly reported on the need for a hardware
upgrade on the Geographic Information System (GIS)
server. He stated that the prorated cost to the County
would be approximately $5,500.
In response to a question from Hudkins, Thomas stated
that the City of Lincoln had approved their portion of
the upgrade expense.
Kroeker stated that he had placed the item on his list
of possible budget adjustments. He recommended that
funding be from the County Engineer's GIS budget, with
review of that budget at midyear.
MOTION: Hudkins moved to approve the request with funding from
the County Engineer's Geographic Information System (GIS)
budget, with review at the end of the year.
Campbell noted this item was not on the agenda.
WITHDRAW: Hudkins withdrew his motion and requested that the
item be placed on the agenda for the Tuesday,
September 10th County Board meeting.
10 AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY BUDGET - Mike Thew, Chief
Deputy County Attorney
Mike Thew, Chief Deputy County Attorney, stated that
the County would not be a party to condemnation action
with regards to the proposed site of the Lancaster
County Agricultural Society's Events Center.
Thew stated that the only area of concern might be
whether the Board should approve the requested levy for
capital construction in view of the dispute between the
Nebraska State Historical Society Foundation, Evelyn
Weese and the Agricultural Society over use of the
property which the Agricultural Society has designated
as the County Fairgrounds.
In response to a question from Campbell, Thew stated
that the Board could approve the budget, noting for the
record, that if the proposed site of 112th & Adams does
not work out, another site will be designated the
County Fairgrounds before the proceeds of the levy are
expended.
ADDITIONS TO THE AGENDA
c. Pending Litigation and Personnel Matters
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to enter
Executive Session at 11:10 a.m. for the purpose of
pending litigation and personnel matters. On call
Campbell, Tussing, Hudkins and Steinman voted aye.
Motion carried.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to exit
Executive Session at 11:46 a.m. On call Campbell,
Tussing, Hudkins and Steinman voted aye. Motion
carried.
e. Geographic Information System (GIS) Fees
Steinman reported that Jeff Fortenberry, City Council, had
proposed increasing the fees for the resale of Geographic
Information System (GIS) information to $500.
She stated that reconsideration of the GIS fees by the Board is
scheduled for the Tuesday, September 9th County Board meeting.
a. W. K. Kellogg Foundation Grant
Board consensus to forward the grant information to Economic
Development, Information Services, Urban Development and the
County Extension Office.
b. Government Civil Practice Seminar
Eagan reported that the County Attorney had agreed to
contribute Drug Forfeiture Funds towards sending Diane
Staab, Deputy County Attorney, and Eagan to the seminar.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Hudkins seconded to approve sending
Kerry Eagan, Chief Administrative Officer, to the
Government Civil Practice Seminar. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Tussing and Steinman voted aye. Motion
carried.
c. Long-Term Care Insurance
Eagan stated the Mutual of Omaha had contacted the Personnel
Department to inquire whether the County would be interested in
offering long-term care insurance coverage to its employees.
Eagan recommended against adding the coverage.
The Board concurred with Eagan's recommendation.
11 CONSENT ITEMS
a. Appointment of Mike Thurber to the Nebraska Jail Standards
Board
b. Ratification of a Credit Card Application for Corrections
Department
Steinman noted that the Board had approved a credit limit of
$500, but the application listed a limit of $1,500.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to amend the
Consent Items to indicate a $500 limit on Item b.
(ratification of a credit card application for the
Corrections Department) and to approve the Consent
Items as amended. On call Campbell, Tussing, Hudkins
and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
12 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER REPORT
a. Purchase of Microfilm Reader/Printer for Register of Deeds
Maura Kelly, Deputy Register of Deeds, reported that the
Register of Deeds office generates approximately $105 in
income per day from microfilm copies.
Dave Kroeker, Budget & Fiscal Officer, reported that request
was included in the Microcomputer Fund.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to release
the funds from the Microcomputer Fund and authorize
the purchase. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Tussing
and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
b. Letter from Jim Baird Regarding Cornhusker Place/Region V
Contract for Intoxicated Emergency Placement Custody (EPC's)
Campbell requested that George Hannigan, Community Mental
Health Center, respond in writing to Jim Baird's charge that
the County had neglected to pay their share of costs for
placement of intoxicated Emergency Protective Custody clients
in Cornhusker Place. She also requested that copies of
Hannigan's response be sent to Mayor Johanns; Jill Rubottom,
Region V; Police Chief Tom Casady and Sheriff Terry Wagner.
c. Role of Visitors Promotion Committee
Item postponed.
d. Invitation from Ward Shires to Tour Bluff Road Landfill
Facilities
Board declined the invitation due to scheduling conflicts.
13 PENDING
a. Establishment of Special Improvement District in Princeton
b. South Street Campus
14 DISCUSSION OF BOARD MEMBER MEETINGS
a. Master Plan Steering Committee - Hudkins
Hudkins reported that stickers noting the correct address for
payment of violations or fines would be placed on traffic and
parking tickets.
Hudkins also reported that the possibility of an additional
entrance on the West side of the County-City Building was
being explored.
b. Board of Health - Hudkins
Hudkins reported that the Board of Health fired Jane Ford,
Lincoln-Lancaster County Health Department Director. He also
reported that Dr. Richard Morin, had been named Interim
Director.
c. Juvenile Justice Comprehensive Study Interviews - Steinman
Steinman reported that the Advisory Committee recommended
selection of Chinn Planning, in association with Sinclair
Hille & Associates, Inc. to provide a "Three Phase
Comprehensive Study for the Juvenile Justice System".
Campbell stated concern with the cost quoted for Phase III
of the Study and that the proposal was built on reports to the
Advisory Committee, not the Board. She also noted that the
$148,570 figure in the quote does not include design by the
architect.
Campbell recommended that the Board exercise caution in
negotiating the contract to ensure the implementation of any
of the phases does not occur unless Board approval is given.
She also requested that Chinn meet with the Board.
d. Railroad Transportation District - Steinman, Svoboda
Steinman reported that the 1997-98 budget was approved, and
that the Railroad Transportation District planned to levy for
the maximum amount to provide for future projects.
e. District Energy Corporation - Hudkins, Svoboda
Hudkins reported that an overhead site in the alley behind
St. Mary's Catholic Church had been selected to provide
thermal energy to the State Capitol Building, Governor's
Mansion and the parking garage.
f. Community Mental Health Center Advisory Committee - Svoboda
No report was given.
g. County Emergency Planning Committee - Hudkins
Hudkins reported that an organization meeting was held in
accordance with Federal regulations.
h. Ecological Advisory Committee - Tussing
Tussing reported discussion on the South and East Beltway took
place.
She also distributed copies of a memo from the Wilderness Park
Subcommittee regarding plans for a study to be developed in
coordination with the Lincoln Parks and Recreation Department
(Exhibit C).
15 SCHEDULE OF BOARD MEMBER MEETINGS
a. Master Plan Steering Committee - Thursday, September 4, 1997,
at 1:15 p.m., in the County-City Building, Fourth Floor
Conference Room - Hudkins
b. Joint Budget Committee - Friday, September 5, 1997, at 8 a.m.,
in the County-City Building, Mayor's Conference Room -
Campbell, Steinman
c. Public Building Commission - Tuesday, September 9, 1997, at
10 a.m., in the County-City Building, Fourth Floor Conference
Room - Campbell, Hudkins
d. Board of Health - Tuesday, September 9, 1997, at 7:30 p.m., at
3140 "N" Street, Room #236 - Hudkins
e. Advisory Defense Council - Wednesday, September 10, 1997, at
7:30 p.m., in the County-City Building, Emergency Operations
Center - Svoboda
f. Management Team - Thursday, September 11, 1997, at 7:30 a.m.,
in the County-City Building, Fourth Floor Conference Room
All Commissioners
16 INVITATIONS TO BOARD MEMBERS
a. Dedication Ceremony for "GILLIG" Bus - Monday, September 15,
1997, at 4 p.m., at Star Tran, 710 "J" Street
b. Profiles 97 (Fundraiser for Good Neighbor Community Center)
Sunday, September 21, 1997, at 6 p.m., at the Cornhusker Hotel
c. 1997 Interfaith Leadership Awards Banquet - Sunday, October 26,
1997, at 6 p.m., at the Cornhusker Hotel
17 CORRESPONDENCE TO THE COUNTY BOARD
18 CORRESPONDENCE FROM THE COUNTY BOARD
19 ADJOURNMENT
By direction of the Chair, the meeting was adjourned.
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Kandra Hahn
Lancaster County Clerk
Board of Commissioners