Board of Commissioners
Agenda
AGENDA for a Meeting of the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners to Be
Held Tuesday, May 5, 1998 at 1:30 p.m. in the County Commissioners Hearing
Room, First Floor, County-City Building.
1) MINUTES: Approval of the minutes of the Board of Commissioners meeting
held on Tuesday, April 28, 1998. (1998946) (A copy of the
minutes is on file in the Office of the Lancaster County
Clerk.)
2) CLAIMS: Approval of all claims processed through Tuesday, May 5, 1998.
3) ITEMS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION: It is the policy of the Lancaster
County Board of Commissioners to accommodate the public to the greatest
extent possible. Therefore, this agenda has been prepared with items of
greatest public interest at the beginning with more routine items toward
the end as a courtesy to those who wish to speak with the County Board
at this meeting. If you are here to participate on an item and need
special consideration because of a schedule conflict or some other
problem, would you please let us know now so we can try to meet your
needs.
COMMENTS FROM PUBLIC ON AGENDA ITEMS; Members of the public who wish
to comment on any item on the agenda may come forward at this time.
4) PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. Comprehensive Plan Amendment Number 27b, pursuant to the
1998 Comprehensive Plan Annual Review, requested by Peter
Katt on behalf of Steve Champoux, to revise the Land Use
Plan to change 124 acres from Agricultural to Low Density
Residential at the northwest corner of 134th and
"A" Streets in Lancaster County, Nebraska. (1998937)
(19981010)
B. A County Change of Zone, from AG Agricultural to AGR
Agricultural Residential, requested by Peter Katt on
behalf of Steve Champoux, on property located at the
northwest corner of 134th and "A" Streets in
Lancaster County, Nebraska. (County Change of Zone 147)
(1998938) (19981011)
C. A County Special Permit, Crooked Creek Community Unit
Plan, requested by Brian D. Carstens on behalf of
134th Street Partnership and Steve Champoux, on
property located south and west of the corner of
134th and "O" Streets in Lancaster County,
Nebraska. (County Special Permit 151) (1998939)
(19981026)
D. A Preliminary Plat, Crooked Creek, requested by Brian
D. Carstens on behalf of 134th Street Partnership
and Steve Champoux, on property located south and west of
the corner of 134th and "O" Streets in Lancaster
County, Nebraska. (Preliminary Plat 97024) (1998940)
(19981025)
5) NEW BUSINESS:
A. An agreement with Educational Service Unit 18 to provide
educational services to youth detained at the Attention
Center facilities, beginning June 15, 1998 and ending
August 6, 1998, for $26,750 to be reimbursed by the State.
(19981014)
B. Approval of the Civil Rights Provision of the Federal
Equitable Sharing agreement for the Drug Forfeiture
Program, certifying that the Lancaster County Attorney's
Office complies with state and federal non-discrimination
laws. (19981015)
C. A resolution directing the County Engineer to conduct a
study regarding the vacation of a portion of a County
road located in the northwest corner of Highway 2 and
South 70th Streets in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
(19981016)
D. Approval of the following disbursements from the
Lancaster Leasing Corporation Renewal and Replacement
Fund for Lancaster Manor:
Vendor Item Amount
Saunders Manufacturing 250 chairs $38,925
Company (1998983)
Pegler Sysco Steam Cooker $ 5,690
(19981018)
E. Recommendation from the County Engineer and the Purchasing Agent
to award a bid to Land Construction, Inc., in the amount of
$33,011.20, for channel repair of a bridge. (19981019)
F. Recommendation from the Purchasing Agent for an ecosystem
study of Wilderness Park based on a revised Scope of Work
as approved by the County's Review Committee to E.A.
Engineering, Science and Technology, for a proposed
amount of $76,000. (19981024)
G. An application for a Special Designated License from the
Lincoln Symphony Guild to hold a fund raiser on Saturday,
May 30, 1998 from 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at 7101 NW
105th Street in Malcolm, Nebraska. (1998902)
(1998986) (1998963) (1998917)
H. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the
Lancaster County Corrections Department by Andrew M.
Eklund, in the amount of $125, for lost property.
(19981012)
I. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the
Lancaster County Corrections Department by Phelps County,
Nebraska, in connection with dental care provided to
Forrest Holder, for $214. (19981013)
6) CONSENT ITEMS: These are items of business before the
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners which have been previously
supplied to each Commissioner in writing, which are relatively
routine and which are expected to be adopted without dissent.
Any individual item may be removed for special discussion and
consideration by a Commissioner or by any member of the public
without prior notice. Unless there is an exception, these items
will be approved as one with a single vote of the Board of
Commissioners. These items are approval of:
A. Maintenance agreements with the following:
Agency Vendor Amount
Clerk of the D & E Technical $1,878
District Court Service, Inc.
(19981020)
County Treasurer JJE, Inc. $890
(2 contracts)
(19981021) (19981022)
County Treasurer Modern Office $176
(19981023) Services, Inc.
B. Contracts relating to road improvements with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Thomas Peterson Near N 141st Street $10
(19981000) and Rock Creek Road
Coral Blomstrom Near N 141st Street Donation
(19981006) and Rock Creek Road
Reynold Robertson Near N 40th Street Donation
(19981001) and Branched Oak Road
C. Utilities easements with the following:
Entity Location Amount
City of Lincoln, Lincoln Capitol Parkway $1
Electric System, Aliant near S 84th Street
Communications and T.V.
Transmission (19981002)
Norris Public Power North-south alleyway, No fee
District, Aliant Block 17 in Princeton,
Communications, Nebraska
T.V. Transmission
(19981007)
D. Quitclaim deeds with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Jimmy S. and Lois M. Capitol Parkway near $300
Ehlers (19981003) S 84th Street
Nebraska Nurseries Capitol Parkway near $300
(19981004) S 84th Street
Roger L. and Capitol Parkway near $300
Roseanna J. S 84th Street
Schreiner (19981005)
7) ANNOUNCEMENTS:
A. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners will hold a
meeting on Thursday, May 7, 1998 at 8 a.m. in the
Conference Room, Room 113, on the first floor of the
County-City Building.
B. A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, May 19, 1998 at
1:30 p.m. in the County Commissioners/City Council
Chambers, Room 112, on the first floor of the County-City
Building regarding proposed procedures for forming a
Special Improvement District and proposed amendments to
the County Minimum Road Standards of platted and
dedicated roads. (1998977)
C. A sale date of Wednesday, May 20, 1998 at 2 p.m. has been
set for the sale of the St. Francis Chapel property and
the establishment of certain conditions for the sale.
D. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners will hold an
overview of the budget on Thursday, May 14, 1998 at 8:30
a.m. in the Conference Room, Room 113, on the first floor
of the County-City Building.
The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners will also
hold Department Budget Hearings on the following dates
and times in Conference Room 106, located next to the
County Clerk's Office, County-City Building, 555 South
10th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska:
Thursday, May 21, 1998
Emergency Services.............................12:30 p.m.
Human Services & Justice Council............... 1:00 p.m.
County Attorney................................ 1:30 p.m.
Diversion Services............................. 2:00 p.m.
Weed Control................................... 2:30 p.m.
County Treasurer............................... 3:00 p.m.
Mental Health Center........................... 3:30 p.m.
Records Management............................. 4:00 p.m.
Tuesday, May 26, 1998
Building Fund.................................. 8:00 a.m.
Public Defender................................ 8:30 a.m.
Property Management............................ 9:00 a.m.
Corrections.................................... 9:30 a.m.
Sheriff........................................10:00 a.m.
Election Commissioner..........................10:30 a.m.
Library........................................11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, June 2, 1998
County Clerk................................... 8:00 a.m.
County Engineer & Geographic Information System 8:30 a.m.
County Assessor................................ 9:00 a.m.
Attention Center............................... 9:30 a.m.
Lancaster Manor................................10:00 a.m.
County Court...................................10:30 a.m.
General Fund Miscellaneous.....................11:00 a.m.
Extension Office...............................11:30 a.m.
Tuesday, June 9, 1998
Juvenile Court/Probation....................... 8:00 a.m.
Agricultural Society........................... 9:00 a.m.
Visitors Promotion............................. 9:30 a.m.
Register of Deeds..............................10:00 a.m.
Relief/Medical.................................10:30 a.m.
District Court & Clerk of the District Court...11:00 a.m.
Tuesday, June 16, 1998
Finalization of the review of agency budgets and second
interviews if needed at 9:30 a.m.
Other budget meetings are scheduled to be held in
Conference Room 113 on the first floor of the County-City
Building as follows:
Thursday, June 18, 1998 at 8:30 a.m. - Working Session
Thursday, June 25, 1998 at 8:30 a.m. - Working Session
Thursday, July 9, 1998 at 8:30 a.m. - Working Session*
Thursday, July 16, 1998 at 8:30 a.m. - Working Session
*Common Budget Meeting for joint budgets - tentative date
of July 9, 1998; location and time to be announced.
Tuesday, July 14, 1998 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.; Board
Proposed Budget Working Session; Conference Room 106,
County-City Building.
A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, August 11, 1998
at 7 p.m. in the County Commissioners/City Council Chambers,
Room 112, on the first floor of the County-City Building.
Adoption of the County budget will be on Tuesday, August 25, 1998.
E. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners meeting which
is broadcast live at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays will be re-broadcast
at 6:30 p.m. on Cablevision Channel 5.
8) EMERGENCY ITEMS AND OTHER BUSINESS:
9) PENDING:
A. Change of Zone from Ag Agricultural to AGR Agricultural
Residential, requested by Harry Muhlbach, on property
located west of North 56th Street (Highway 77)
between Mill Road and Raymond Road in Lancaster County,
Nebraska. (Change of Zone 165) (97-26) (Scheduled for
further discussion on October 6, 1998.)
10) ADJOURNMENT:
This agenda, which is kept continually current, is available for inspection
in the Office of the County Clerk in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
NOTE: Interpreters for the hearing impaired are available at meetings
of the County Board upon request. Please contact the County Clerk's Office
at 441-6336 and ask for Susan Starcher or Kandra Hahn at least 48 hours
prior to the meeting if this accommodation is required, or if you have any
other special communication needs requiring assistance.
AGENDA for a Meeting of the Lancaster County Board of Equalization to Be
Held Tuesday, May 5, 1998 at 1:30 p.m. In the County Commissioners
Chambers, Room 112, First Floor, County-City Building.
1) MINUTES: Approval of the minutes of the Board of Equalization meeting
held on Tuesday, April 28, 1998. (1998945) (A copy of these
minutes is on file in the Office of the Lancaster County
Clerk.)
2) ADDITIONS AND DEDUCTIONS:
Approval of 41 additions and deductions to the tax assessment
rolls per Exhibit "A". (1998997) (1998998)
3) APPROVAL OF A MOTOR VEHICLE TAX EXEMPTION:
All Nations Church of the Lord
Calvary United Methodist Church
4) ADJOURNMENT:
MINUTES
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners
County Commissioners Chambers
First Floor, County-City Building
Tuesday, May 5, 1998
1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Present: Linda Steinman, Chair
Kathy Campbell
Larry Hudkins
Steve Svoboda
Darlene Tussing
Others Present: Kerry Eagan, Chief Administrative Officer
Kandra Hahn, County Clerk
Mike Thew, Chief Deputy County Attorney
1) MINUTES: Approval of the minutes of the Board of Commissioners meeting
held on Tuesday, April 28, 1998. (1998946) (A copy of the
minutes is on file in the Office of the Lancaster County
Clerk.)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval of the minutes of
April 28, 1998. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda
and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
2) CLAIMS: Approval of all claims processed through Tuesday, May 5, 1998.
MOTION: Svoboda moved and Campbell seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion
carried.
3) ITEMS OF PUBLIC PARTICIPATION:
The Clerk asked if anyone present requested a change in the agenda. No
requests were made and the meeting proceeded as planned.
4) PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. Comprehensive Plan Amendment Number 27b, pursuant to the 1998
Comprehensive Plan Annual Review, requested by Peter Katt on behalf
of Steve Champoux, to revise the Land Use Plan to change 124 acres
from Agricultural to Low Density Residential at the northwest corner
of 134th and "A" Streets in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
(1998937) (19981010)
B. A County Change of Zone, from AG Agricultural to AGR Agricultural
Residential, requested by Peter Katt on behalf of Steve Champoux,
on property located at the northwest corner of 134th and "A"
Streets in Lancaster County, Nebraska. (County Change of Zone 147)
(1998938) (19981011)
C. A County Special Permit, Crooked Creek Community Unit Plan,
requested by Brian D. Carstens on behalf of 134th Street Partnership
and Steve Champoux, on property located south and west of the corner
of 134th and "O" Streets in Lancaster County, Nebraska. (County
Special Permit 151) (1998939) (19981026)
D. A Preliminary Plat, Crooked Creek, requested by Brian D. Carstens on
behalf of 134th Street Partnership and Steve Champoux, on property
located south and west of the corner of 134th and "O" Streets in
Lancaster County, Nebraska. (Preliminary Plat 97024)
(1998940) (19981025)
The Chair opened the public hearings and asked if anyone wished to
testify in favor of the Comprehensive Plan Amendment, Change of Zone,
Special Permit or Preliminary Plat.
Peter Katt, attorney representing Steve Champoux of Prairie Homes,
appeared and gave a brief history stating that the application was
originally before the Planning Commission in August of 1995 and placed
on pending because the County component of the Comprehensive Plan was
deficient. In September, 1996 the Board accepted the County
Comprehensive Plan Task Force report. The informational packet was
forwarded to the Super Commons for discussion in October, 1996 and
included the following Task Force recommendations:
4) PUBLIC HEARINGS CONTINUED:
- Comprehensive Plan Text Change Amendments
- Changes to tables
- Recommendation for review and revisions to the County Agriculture
ordinance
- Recommendation for review of the need for additional Agricultural
Residential zoning
Katt further stated that in January, 1997 certain elements of the County
Task Force plan were updated as a part of the annual Comprehensive Plan
review. He stated Planning staff proposed a moratorium on acreage
development within the three-mile limit which was rejected by the
Planning Commission, City Council and the County Board. Katt then
disseminated the following documentation in connection with the
moratorium:
A chart showing residential building activity from 1980 through 1994
A fact sheet prepared by the Planning Department regarding Comprehensive
Plan Amendment 94-23-27, pursuant to the 1998 Comprehensive Plan
Annual Review.
In February, 1997 the Change of Zone for the Prairie Homes parcel was
denied and placed on pending subject to submittal of a Preliminary Plat,
Comprehensive Plan Amendment and a Community Unit Plan.
Katt stated the fact sheet which the County Board has before them
regarding the Comprehensive Plan Amendment includes copies of the
minutes from prior Planning Commission hearings. Those minutes indicate
that the County has been without an acreage development policy since
1994.
Katt said new home single family residential construction has increased
on 20 to 40 acre parcels from 14 in 1990, 19 in 1991, 29 in 1992, 33 in
1993 and 47 in 1994. He stated it is not a wise use of land resources
in the County to use 20 to 40 acres to construct a home.
Katt said they believe the Comprehensive Plan Amendment is consistent
with the plan and should be encouraged. He stated there is no area from
98th Street and Interstate 80 to Highway 2 that is appropriate
for Agriculture Residential development.
Katt stated water quality and quantity is good and that a community
wastewater system is proposed. He also noted that the school district
is in favor of the development and it would add a substantial increase
to their tax base.
Katt spoke to the issue of density and stated the proposal encompasses a
half section of ground. The number of units proposed satisfies all of
the zoning criteria currently in place. He stated the proposal was for
40 units to the north and 55 units to the south.
The developers, Katt stated, have agreed to the following:
- They will pave 134th Street south to the "A" Street
intersection
- The entire project will have internal street paving
- Provision of community wastewater treatment systems
- Provision of a community water system
Hudkins asked Katt if they were now agreeing to pave to "A" Street.
Katt stated they would be paving to "A" Street and that it was his
understanding that condition is currently in the requirements.
In response to a question from Hudkins regarding preliminary figures for
1996, Katt stated he didn't think Planning staff had updated the table.
J. Michael Rierden, attorney representing Crooked Creek Liability
Company and 134th & "O" Street Partnership, appeared and
stated a Special Permit was granted four to five years ago which
resulted in the golf course. Following that a zoning change to
Agriculture Residential was approved. Rierden referred to the area at
134th and "O" Street as a "point of destination" and noted that
the MoPac Trail is getting more use. He stated the golf course is a
candidate for the Nebraska Golf Hall of Fame and possibly the future
home of the Nebraska Professional Golf Association which is increasing
the demand for housing in that location. Rierden stated he felt the
County Board would not be setting a precedent, but would be creating a
unique opportunity.
Lastly, Rierden stated his clients are agreeable to all conditions as
set forth in Planning staff reports.
The Chair asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition.
Richard Halvorsen, 6311 Inverness Road, appeared in opposition. He
stated he feels the County Board will be setting a precedence if
approved and added that he is also concerned about police, fire and
ambulance services to the area.
In response to a question asked by Hudkins, Halvorsen stated he didn't
live in the area, but has concerns regarding multiple fires when there
is only one rural fire district.
Steinman stated there are a number of different rural fire districts
which serve specific parts of the County.
Hudkins stated that the rural fire districts are members of Mutual Aid
in which they will backup other districts.
The Chair asked if anyone wished to speak in a neutral position.
Mike DeKalb, Planning Department, recommended the County not approve the
Comprehensive Plan Amendment, Change of Zone, Special Permit or
Preliminary Plat. A map regarding rural residential uses for the
Stevens Creek Township was distributed by DeKalb. He stated he felt
there has been a rural policy in the Comprehensive Plan since the 1977
Comprehensive Plan.
DeKalb stated the proposal was the right thing, but located in the wrong
place. He further stated that the proposal doesn't match the
development in the existing area and the roads are basically done for
the time being. DeKalb stated there are no plans for future paving or
future improvements on 134th Street or on "A" Street.
Recommendation from DeKalb was to deny the Comprehensive Plan Amendment,
Change of Zone and Special Permit and defer action on the Community Unit
Plan.
Campbell stated the City Council and County Board unanimously called for
the Planning Department to put together a sub-area plan because there is
no "yellow" on the map. The problem for the County Board is that there
isn't much yellow outside of the three-mile jurisdiction.
Campbell stated the issue for her continues to be the density and how
it's treated on a consistent basis.
Steinman stated a study of the area is in process and its impact on the
City, County and Stevens Creek area. She stated she felt it would be
presumptuous of the County Board to make a decision about the
development prior to receiving the information from the studies.
Tussing stated she felt it would be a precedent because it is a higher
concentration of development in an area that's not contiguous with the
City.
Katt stated that the rural fire district, sheriff and school districts
were notified and have not indicated any inability in serving the
development. Katt stated the development meets the criteria for
properties within the three-mile limit and feels the project satisfies
concerns and could be a model for inside the three-mile and outside the
three-mile jurisdiction.
Hudkins stated he felt the project is well thought out with with many
merits. He stated he liked the fact that they have tried to
concentrate the homes and employed the clustering concept.
Svoboda stated he has concerns about preserving the integrity of rural
areas and indicated he cannot support the development at the present
time.
No one else appeared and the Chair closed the public hearings.
The Chair stated the County Board would like the City Council to delay
action until after the County Board takes action.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Svoboda seconded that Comprehensive Plan
Amendment Number 27b, County Change of Zone 147, County Special
Permit 151 and Preliminary Plat 97024 be deferred to Tuesday,
May 19, 1998 and request that the information be sent to the City
Council. On call Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and
Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
Steinman exited the meeting.
5) NEW BUSINESS:
A. An agreement with Educational Service Unit 18 to provide educational
services to youth detained at the Attention Center facilities,
beginning June 15, 1998 and ending August 6, 1998, for $26,750 to be
reimbursed by the State. (19981014)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
B. Approval of the Civil Rights Provision of the Federal Equitable
Sharing agreement for the Drug Forfeiture Program, certifying that
the Lancaster County Attorney's Office complies with state and
federal non-discrimination laws. (19981015)
MOTION: Svoboda moved and Hudkins seconded approval. On call Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
C. A resolution directing the County Engineer to conduct a study
regarding the vacation of a portion of a County road located in the
northwest corner of Highway 2 and South 70th Streets in Lancaster
County, Nebraska. (19981016)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval of Resolution
19981016. On call Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted
aye. Steinman was absent from voting. Motion carried.
D. Approval of the following disbursements from the Lancaster Leasing
Corporation Renewal and Replacement Fund for Lancaster Manor:
Vendor Item Amount
Saunders 250 chairs $38,925
Manufacturing Company
(1998983)
Pegler Sysco Steam Cooker $ 5,690
(19981018)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Tussing,
Campbell, Hudkins and Svoboda voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
E. Recommendation from the County Engineer and the Purchasing Agent to
award a bid to Land Construction, Inc., in the amount of $33,011.20,
for channel repair of a bridge. (19981019)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Svoboda and Tussing voted aye. Steinman was absent from
voting. Motion carried.
F. Recommendation from the Purchasing Agent for an ecosystem study of
Wilderness Park based on a revised Scope of Work as approved by the
County's Review Committee to E.A. Engineering, Science and
Technology, for a proposed amount of $76,000. (19981024)
Terry Genrich, Parks and Recreation, appeared and stated there are
four elements to the ecosystem study:
1. Compilation of available information in previous reports and
publications
2. Fauna study
3. Flora survey
4. Comprehensive interpretation of all data
MOTION: Svoboda moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
G. An application for a Special Designated License from the Lincoln
Symphony Guild to hold a fund raiser on Saturday, May 30, 1998 from
5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at 7101 NW 105th Street in Malcolm, Nebraska.
(1998902) (1998986) (1998963) (1998917)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval of the Special
Designated License subject to the conditions as stated in the
recommendations from the Sheriff and Engineer. On call Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
A. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the Lancaster
County Corrections Department by Andrew M. Eklund, in the amount
of $125, for lost property. (19981012)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Hudkins seconded to accept the Director's
recommendation and deny the claim. On call Svoboda, Tussing,
Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Steinman was absent from voting.
Motion carried.
B. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the Lancaster County
Corrections Department by Phelps County, Nebraska, in connection
with dental care provided to Forrest Holder, for $214. (19981013)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Hudkins seconded to accept the Director's
recommendation and deny the claim. On call Tussing, Campbell,
Hudkins and Svoboda voted aye. Steinman was absent from voting.
Motion carried.
2) CONSENT ITEMS: These are items of business before the Lancaster
County Board of Commissioners which have been previously supplied to each
Commissioner in writing, which are relatively routine and which are
expected to be adopted without dissent. Any individual item may be
removed for special discussion and consideration by a Commissioner or by
any member of the public without prior notice. Unless there is an
exception, these items will be approved as one with a single vote of the
Board of Commissioners. These items are approval of:
A. Maintenance agreements with the following:
Agency Vendor Amount
Clerk of the District Court D & E Technical $1,878
Service, Inc. (19981020)
County Treasurer JJE, Inc. $890
(2 contracts)
(19981021) (19981022)
County Treasurer Modern Office $176
(19981023) Services, Inc.
B. Contracts relating to road improvements with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Thomas Peterson Near N 141st Street $10
(19981000) and Rock Creek Road
Coral Blomstrom Near N 141st Street Donation
(19981006) and Rock Creek Road
Reynold Robertson Near N 40th Street Donation
(19981001) and Branched Oak Road
C. Utilities easements with the following:
Entity Location Amount
City of Lincoln, Capitol Parkway $1
Lincoln Electric near S 84th Street
System, Aliant
Communications
and T.V. Transmission
(19981002)
Norris Public Power North-south alleyway, No fee
District, Aliant Block 17 in Princeton,
Communications, Nebraska
T.V. Transmission
(19981007)
D. Quitclaim deeds with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Jimmy S. and Lois M. Capitol Parkway near $300
Ehlers (19981003) S 84th Street
Nebraska Nurseries Capitol Parkway near $300
(19981004) S 84th Street
Roger L. and Capitol Parkway near $300
Roseanna J. S 84th Street
Schreiner
(19981005)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval of the Consent
Items. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Svoboda and Tussing
voted aye. Steinman was absent from voting. Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded to adjourn. On call Hudkins,
Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Steinman was absent
from voting. Motion carried.
Kandra Hahn
Lancaster County Clerk
MINUTES
Lancaster County Board of Equalization
County Commissioners Chambers
First Floor, County-City Building
Tuesday, May 5, 1998
1:30 p.m.
Commissioners Present: Linda Steinman, Chair
Kathy Campbell
Larry Hudkins
Steve Svoboda
Darlene Tussing
Others Present: Norm Agena, County Assessor
Kerry Eagan, Chief Administrative Officer
Kandra Hahn, County Clerk
Mike Thew, Chief Deputy County Attorney
1) MINUTES: Approval of the minutes of the Board of Equalization meeting
held on Tuesday, April 28, 1998. (1998945) (A copy of these
minutes is on file in the Office of the Lancaster County Clerk.)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval of the minutes
of April 28, 1998. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda
and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
2) ADDITIONS AND DEDUCTIONS:
Approval of 41 additions and deductions to the tax assessment rolls per
Exhibit "A". (1998997) (1998998)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion
carried.
3) APPROVAL OF A MOTOR VEHICLE TAX EXEMPTION:
All Nations Church of the Lord
Calvary United Methodist Church
MOTION: Tussing moved and Svoboda seconded approval of motor
vehicle tax exemptions for All Nations Church of the Lord and
Calvary United Methodist Church. On call Steinman, Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
4) ADJOURNMENT:
At the direction of the Chair the Board of Equalization was adjourned.
Kandra Hahn
Lancaster County Clerk
Board of Commissioners