ALLEGANY
REGULAR SESSION
NOVEMBER 23, 2009
** APPROVED
PLEDGE
OF ALLEGIANCE TO THE FLAG: The Pledge of Allegiance was led by active
United States Army 1st Lieutenant Trenton K. Roeske.
INVOCATION: The
Invocation was given by Legislator Pullen.
ROLL
CALL: 14 Present; 1 Absent (Legislator Russo).
APPROVAL OF
MINUTES:
The Committee of the Whole (Budget
discussion) meeting minutes of November 9, 2009 were approved on a motion made
by Legislator Pullen, seconded by Legislator Dibble and carried.
The Board meeting minutes of November
9, 2009 were approved on a motion made by Legislator Truax, seconded by
Legislator Fanton and carried.
The 2010 County Tentative Budget
Public Hearing minutes of November 12, 2009 were approved on a motion made by
Legislator Truax, seconded by Legislator Hopkins and carried.
PRIVILEGE OF
THE FLOOR:
Chairman Crandall presented a certificate
to Trenton K. Roeske, United States Army 1st Lieutenant, in grateful
appreciation of his service to our Country.
Mr. Roeske’s service dates are May 2008 to the present. Bases and assignments include
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS,
COMMUNICATIONS, REPORTS, ETC.:
Copies of the following were placed on each Legislator’s desk:
1. December 2009 Calendar.
2. Report of Intrafund Transfers Approved
by the
3. 2010 Allegany County Budget (contingent on approval of Resolution Intro.
No. 223-09).
The
following communications were also acknowledged:
1. The Town of Caneadea filed a copy of their
resolution adopting a Comprehensive Plan in the Clerk of the Board’s Office on
November 16, 2009.
2. Correspondence forwarded by the
Friendship Empire Zone from Senator Catharine Young regarding changes made to
the Empire Zone during the 2009-10 New York State Budget.
3. Correspondence from Gary LaChance of
4. Correspondence from the Allegany Senior
Foundation thanking the Board for its contribution and ongoing support.
5. Copy of correspondence from Dutchess
County Executive regarding the use of Project Labor Agreements for county
projects.
6. Correspondence from Donald Fanton of
Wellsville regarding the November 12 Public Hearing on the 2010 Tentative
Budget.
RESOLUTIONS:
RESOLUTION
NO. 208-09
Offered by: Personnel Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That paragraph “2.” of Resolution No.
259-06, as amended by Resolution No. 142-09, is hereby amended to read as
follows:
That all new employees hired after January
1, 2010, will not receive any health care benefits after their retirement. Employees who are hired before the January 1,
2010, date and who receive a lateral transfer from a unit to a non-unit or
Department Head position, will continue to receive health insurance upon
retirement.
2. That sub-paragraph (3) of section 14.H.
of Resolution 258-85 is also hereby amended to read as follows.
That all new employees hired after January
1, 2010, will not receive any health care benefits after their retirement. Employees who are hired before the January 1,
2010, date and who receive a lateral transfer from a unit to a non-unit or
Department Head position, will continue to receive health insurance upon
retirement.
3. That this resolution shall take effect
immediately.
Moved by: Mr. Hall Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Pullen 13
Ayes, 1 No, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger
Comments made regarding Resolution No.
208-09 included:
Legislator Kruger expressed his belief that
some of the resolution’s language is part of collective bargaining agreements,
and the Board would be guilty of improper practice and failure to bargain in
good faith if the resolution is approved.
Anything contained in collective bargaining agreements has to be
negotiated for. For 20 years, the County
has been reducing benefits of new employees (vacation time, health insurance
contributions), and this is one more example.
We could find ourselves in a position where it will be difficult to hire
qualified individuals. The only reason
for doing this is saving money, but that shouldn’t be the only consideration. Chairman Crandall noted that the resolution
doesn’t change the language in any bargaining agreement.
Legislator Pullen pointed out that the County
is currently in negotiations with every collective bargaining unit. This issue has been brought up with each of
them, and it’s understood and has been explicitly addressed that even though it
doesn’t appear in any of the agreements, it has always been this policy. County leadership is well aware that we have
to negotiate to change it, but it begins here and would apply to anyone not in
a bargaining unit.
RESOLUTION
NO. 209-09
RESOLUTION
APPROVING THE COMPENSATION OF UP TO SIXTEEN
FIELD
TRAINING OFFICERS (FTO) EMPLOYED BY THE ALLEGANY
Offered by: Public Safety and Ways and Means Committees
RESOLVED:
1. This
Board approves an additional $500 stipend per year compensation for up to
sixteen Field Training Officers (FTO) employed by the Allegany County Sheriff’s
Office when they participate in the Field Training Program.
Moved by: Mr. Dibble Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton 11
Ayes, 3 Noes, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger, McCormick, Ungermann
(Memo:
The stipend approved by Resolution No. 209-09 reflects will reflect the
additional duties assigned to Field Training Officers during training periods,
as well as having to perform their regular duties.)
Comments made regarding Resolution No. 209-09
included:
Legislator Reynolds explained that Field
Training Officers train new Correction Officers, and after doing that awhile,
it can get tiresome because it changes their entire schedule. The Sheriff had proposed additional
compensation for the extra work involved to train the new people, and
Legislator O’Grady suggested the flat-rate stipend, in order to help retain FTOs. Mr. O’Grady clarified that he had suggested a
stipend between $250 and $500, rather than adding to an hourly wage, to
eliminate base-pay and overtime issues. Mr.
O’Grady explained that FTOs train new employees every shift, and it does wear
on them after years of doing it. You
could make them do it and not compensate them for it, but it’s a matter of
quality.
Legislator Kruger questioned if the Sheriff’s
office is accredited by any NYS agency to allow them to do their own training. He was concerned that if we have an FTO job
position, whether they are certified to do the training to begin with. Mr. O’Grady responded that the state gives
training and certification through the Division of Criminal Justice
Services. You don’t have to be an
accredited agency to supply field training for your officers. They are certified officers. Mr. Kruger stated that they may be certified
to perform their own duties as officers, but he didn’t believe that certification
also allows them to train. Mr. O’Grady
stated that it does.
RESOLUTION
NO. 210-09
AMENDMENT OF 2010 COUNTY TENTATIVE
BUDGET
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That the 2010 County Tentative Budget
dated October 2, 2009, is amended as follows:
Appropriations:
Account No. Account Amendment
A1990.429 Contingent Change from
$1,000,000 to $850,000
A9560.904 Interfund
Transfer Change from
$583,322 to $933,322
H5120.200 Maintenance
of Bridges Change from $0 to
$350,000 (New Account)
Revenues:
Account No. Account Amendment
A15.599.00 Approp.
Fund Balance Change from $500,000
to $700,000
H12.5031.5120 Interfund
Revenue Change from $0 to
$350,000 (New Account)
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Hopkins 13
Ayes, 1 No, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger
Comments made regarding Resolution No.
210-09 included:
Legislator O’Grady questioned if the
amendments were related to additional funds for bridge repair as discussed at
the November 9 Committee of the Whole meeting.
Chairman Crandall responded that they were. Although the bridge is not specified, this
amendment adds money to an account to be used for bridges.
RESOLUTION
NO. 211-09
ADOPTION OF 2010 COUNTY FINAL BUDGET
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That the 2010 County Tentative Budget
dated October 2, 2009, as amended and revised, is adopted as the 2010 County
Final Budget.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Hopkins 10
Ayes, 4 Noes, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger, McCormick, O’Grady, Ungermann
Comments made
regarding Resolution No. 211-09 included:
Legislator Kruger stated that when the
Legislators came into office in 2006, they promised the taxpayers to do their
best to decrease the size of government, but they’ve done nothing but increase
it. He hasn’t supported a Budget yet,
and this one is no different. Spending
is running away, and resolutions to save money aren’t even seriously
considered.
Legislator Ungermann read a prepared
statement:
“In
September, I attended a meeting of
Spending
is going to increase by some $5 million over last year, yet we have fewer
people working to pay the taxes. We’ve
never looked at any way to cut spending, yet Mr. O’Grady came with a whole list
of things that maybe could be cut.
It
seems to me that mostly what we get out of the economic development people is
just moral support. Everyone’s bragging
about the expansion at Friendship Dairies, yet they moved operations here from
PA because they were land-locked there.
They’ve got a better water supply here.
They were supposed to get a grant from the NYS Empire Zone for providing
40 jobs. Well, they’ve hired 50 and
never, as far as local management knows, have they received any grant money of
any kind.
We
seem to find money to buy houses on Court Street, but we can’t fix town bridges
that are closed, such as the
We
now have 97 real estate tax exemptions, leaving fewer and fewer people to pay
the bills, yet we have not reviewed any of them for possible elimination.
I
listen to complaints about clerical staff in one department, with one person
having over 700 hours of overtime this year.
I’ve listened to numerous complaints about people using their vacation
time and still selling it back to the County at the tune of $330,000 per
year. I’m glad to see that everyone in
the State Retirement System will have to fill out time sheets starting January 1. Wouldn’t time clocks for everyone be more
efficient? Am I the only one who notices
that the parking lots around here are empty at 2 p.m. on a Friday afternoon?
I’m
supposedly to blame for the creation of the new PEF
Did
anyone notice that the Farm Bureau sent their resolutions to us printed on both
sides of the paper, just like the state does?
We can’t even conserve on the simple things! (But after all, if we used both sides of the
paper, I wouldn’t have any scrap paper to write this stuff on or to put in my
fax machine.)”
Legislator O’Grady noted that the County is
bringing in more money through assessments and is using some of the surplus
fund balance from prior years, but we’re still increasing taxes. It’s time to streamline the services we
provide and decrease spending. No one
wants to do it. When you compare
Allegany, Steuben, and
Legislator Reynolds questioned whether all of the 97 tax exemptions that
Mr. Ungermann referred to were particular to
RESOLUTION
NO. 212-09
RESOLUTION
MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE
CONDUCT
OF THE
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
WHEREAS, this Board, by Resolution No. 211-09, has adopted a budget for the
fiscal year 2010, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED:
1. That the several amounts specified in
the 2010 County Final Budget in the column entitled “Final Budget 2010” be and
they are appropriated for the objects and purposes specified.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton 12
Ayes, 2 Noes, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger, Ungermann
RESOLUTION
NO. 213-09
RESOLUTION LEVYING TOWNS 2010
SHARE OF
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
Pursuant to § 67 (2) and § 71 of the Workers'
Compensation Law
and § 13 of Local Law No. 3 of 2002
RESOLVED:
1. That this Board levies the sum of
$307,365 upon the taxable property of the Towns participating in the Allegany
County Mutual Self-Insurance Plan, in the proportionate amount which each such
Town is required to pay for such participation as determined by the provisions
of Section 12 of Local Law No. 3 of 2002.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Pullen 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 214-09
APPROVAL
OF APPORTIONMENT OF MORTGAGE TAX TO TAX DISTRICTS
AND
AUTHORIZING WARRANT THEREFOR
Offered by:
Ways and Means Committee
Pursuant to Tax Law § 261 (3)
RESOLVED:
1. That the Semi-Annual Report for the
period April 1, 2009, through September 30, 2009, relating to Mortgage Tax
Receipts and Disbursements, and the proposed distribution of such mortgage tax
receipts therein, is approved.
2. That the Clerk of this Board is
authorized and directed to execute a warrant of this Board to the County
Treasurer directing her to distribute to the several tax districts in the
County their respective share of such mortgage tax.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 215-09
AUTHORIZING PAYMENT TO TOWNS AND VILLAGES FROM
ADDITIONAL MORTGAGE TAX FEE RETAINAGE BY
Offered by:
Ways and Means Committee
WHEREAS, by
Resolution No. 214-2004 the County Clerk was authorized pursuant to Section 262
of the Tax Law to request and receive reimbursement from the State of New York
for all of his necessary expenses incurred in the administration of the
Mortgage Tax Program on behalf of the State of New York, and
WHEREAS, it was
the intent of this Board in adopting such resolution that the Towns and
Villages of the County would not suffer any adverse financial consequences as a
result of any increased retained expense reimbursement to the County Clerk, and
WHEREAS, the
WHEREAS, this
Board wishes to appropriate part of such reimbursement of necessary expenses
received by the
RESOLVED:
1. The
amount of $25,905.48 is appropriated from
Account No. A1410.432 (
AMOUNT
RETAINED
BY
OFFICE
FOR
MORTGAGE REBATE AMT REBATE AMT
TOWNS TAX FEE TO TOWN TO VILLAGE VILLAGES
Alfred 2,312.92 1,858.67 454.25 Alfred
Allen 361.25 361.25
Almond 1,943.54 1,792.62 150.92 Almond
Amity 1,118.89 936.28 182.61
Angelica 587.93 483.31 104.62 Angelica
Birdsall 101.24 101.24
Bolivar 863.99 680.88 170.02 Bolivar
13.09 Richburg
Burns 579.09 501.23 77.86 Canaseraga
Caneadea 1,366.57 1,366.57
Friendship 642.58 642.58
Granger 207.87 207.87
Grove 539.97 539.97
Hume 890.47 890.47
New
Rushford 1,316.68 1,316.68
Scio 953.05 953.05
Ward 145.41 145.41
Wellsville 3,446.51 2,509.29 937.22 Wellsville
West Almond 274.76 274.76
Willing 603.30 603.30
Wirt 499.65 465.60 34.05 Richburg
TOTALS 25,905.48 23,179.06 2,726.42
2. The Chairman of this Board, Allegany
County Clerk, and Allegany County Treasurer are authorized to execute any and
all vouchers, warrants, and other necessary documents of every nature and kind
in order to effect the purpose of this resolution.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Hopkins 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 216-09
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
Pursuant to Local Law No. 4 of 1978 and Real Property Tax Law §
1442
RESOLVED:
1. That the amount of the unpaid returned
village taxes of each village of Allegany County which has complied with the
provisions of Local Law No. 4 of 1978, together with seven per centum of the
amount of principal and interest, is relevied upon the real property upon which
the same were originally imposed by each such respective village.
2. This resolution shall take effect on
November 23, 2009.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Hall 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 217-09
RELEVY OF RETURNED SCHOOL TAXES
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
Pursuant to Real Property Tax Law §
1330
RESOLVED:
1. That the amount of the unpaid returned
school taxes of the several school districts of
2. This resolution shall take effect on
November 23, 2009.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Truax 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 218-09
Offered by: Ways and Means Committee
Pursuant to Article 14-F of the
General Municipal Law and Town Law § 198
WHEREAS, the Towns of Belfast, Caneadea, Friendship, Hume, Independence, Scio
and Wellsville have submitted to this Board of Legislators statements showing
sewer and water rents unpaid by the persons or entities noted therein and the
real property to be charged with such unpaid rents, and
WHEREAS, pursuant to law this Board is required to levy such sums against the
real property liable therefor, now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED:
1. That
the unpaid sewer and water rents by the persons or entities noted in statements
filed with this Board of Legislators by the respective Supervisors of the Towns
of Belfast, Caneadea, Friendship, Hume, Independence, Scio and Wellsville
between September 17, 2009, and November 2, 2009, are levied against the real
property noted in such statements and are to be placed on the tax rolls of such
Towns in the manner provided by law.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Pullen 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
Comments made
regarding Resolution No. 218-09 included:
Legislator O’Grady stated that although this is
something the Legislature has to do, he hates being the middle man in these
types of things. It’s unfair to the
municipalities and to the landlords who have to pay when the tenants leave.
Legislator Pullen noted that someone ultimately
has to pay for these services. If they
aren’t paid, it is the County and the taxpayers guaranteeing it. The County is the one that holds harmless; we’re
the ones that have to accept the responsibility, as well as providing the tax
collector service. For whatever reason,
it’s another example of how the state structures it.
Legislator Kruger pointed out that it’s an investment on the County’s
part, because if an unpaid water and sewer bill is put back on the taxes and
the taxes aren’t paid, the County ends up with the property for the tax sale.
Resolution Intro. No.
231-09 (Supporting an Increase in Funding Provided to the Office of Fire
Prevention and Control by the Department of State for Firefighter Training) was
amended on a motion made by Legislator Dibble, seconded by Legislator Reynolds
and carried, by changing the State Fire Administrator’s name from Floyd
Paterson to Floyd Madison in Resolved No. 2.
RESOLUTION
NO. 219-09
SUPPORTING AN INCREASE
IN FUNDING PROVIDED TO
THE OFFICE OF FIRE
PREVENTION AND CONTROL BY THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE FOR FIREFIGHTER TRAINING
Offered by: Public Safety Committee
WHEREAS, firefighter training provided
by the Department of State administered under the Office of Fire Prevention and
Control, OFPC, has proven to be an effective method of preparing firefighters
in Allegany County to respond to emergencies, and
WHEREAS, the efforts of the State’s
100,000 dedicated Volunteers contribute payroll and benefits savings
commensurate with their career counterparts of more than 7 billion dollars
annually, local governments cannot afford to pick up this expense, and
WHEREAS, firefighter training is
conducted for both career and volunteer fire departments throughout the state,
serving approximately 125,000 firefighters in more than 1,850 fire departments,
and
WHEREAS, NYS Division of Budget
allocations fluctuate with the State’s fiscal needs, which are not consistent
with the local demand for firefighter training, and
WHEREAS, funding for both entry level
and advanced training of firefighters in
RESOLVED:
1. That
this Board of Legislators is in favor of increasing the amount of dedicated
funding provided by the Department of State to OFPC in order to ensure that the
training needs of our local firefighters are met so they may provide service to
their respective communities within Allegany County.
2. That the Clerk of this Board is
requested to forward certified copies of this resolution to New York State
Governor David Paterson, Senator Catharine M. Young, Assemblymen Daniel J.
Burling and Joseph M. Giglio, NYSAC, InterCounty Association of Western New
York, Floyd Madison, State Fire Administrator, Department of State Office of
Fire Prevention and Control.
Moved by: Mr. Dibble Adopted: Voice Vote
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton
RESOLUTION
NO. 220-09
TRANSFER OF FUNDS
WITHIN VETERANS’ SERVICE ACCOUNTS
Offered by: Personnel Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That
the sum of $350 is transferred from Account No. A6510.407 (Office Supplies) to
Account No. A6510.201 (Equipment).
Moved by: Mr. Hall Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
(Memo: The transfer approved by Resolution No.
220-09 is for the purchase of a fax machine to allow the Veterans’ Service
Agency to communicate with and send forms to the County Clerk’s Office after
Veterans’ Services moves to the Crossroads Facility.)
RESOLUTION
NO. 221-09
TRANSFER OF FUNDS WITHIN SHERIFF LAW
ENFORCEMENT ACCOUNTS
Offered by:
Public Safety Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That the sum of $8,700 is transferred
from Account No. A3110.422 (Sheriff-Gas and Oil) to A3110.409 (Sheriff - Fees)
and the sum of $3,500 is transferred from Account No. A3150.425 (Jail –
Clothing) to Account No. A3150.409 (Jail – Fees) to be used for the annual
maintenance agreement for Telestaff.
Moved by: Mr. Dibble Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Fanton 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
RESOLUTION
NO. 222-09
APPROVING AND RATIFYING
ADDENDUM EXTENDING AGREEMENT WITH
DENTRUST DENTAL
INMATES AND DETAINEES AT THE
ALLEGANY
Offered by:
Public Safety Committee
RESOLVED:
1. That the Agreement between Allegany
County and Dentrust Dental New York,
P.C. for the provision of dental care for inmates and detainees at the
Allegany County Jail through October 1, 2010, is approved.
2. That the signature by the Allegany
County Sheriff for such addendum extending the agreement is ratified.
Moved by: Mr. Dibble Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Pullen 11
Ayes, 3 Noes, 1 Absent
Voting
No: Kruger, Truax, Ungermann
(Memo: The dental care agreement addendum approved
by Resolution No. 222-09 will allow the County to continue providing this
service to meet the minimum standards set forth by the Commission of
Corrections at a reduced cost. Prior to
the agreement, the Sheriff’s personnel transported inmates needing dental
attention to the dentist’s office, which requires two officers and associated
vehicle expenses. This agreement allows
for a dentist to treat inmates on-site at the jail, reducing costs and
providing a more secure situation. The
original agreement was approved by Resolution No. 179-08 on October 14, 2008.)
Comments made
regarding Resolution No. 222-09 included:
Legislator O’Grady noted that it was a sad
state of affairs when jail inmates get better health treatment than people
working for a living.
Legislator Kruger remarked that even if the
service is mandated, the Board doesn’t have to approve it; that’s why we have a
vote. Not only do employees not have
dental coverage, now when new employees retire they won’t have any coverage at
all because of the resolution supporting that earlier in the meeting. We’re treating the inmates better than our
employees, and he would not support the resolution.
Legislator Ungermann questioned if there was a
minimum time that inmates have to be in before the County is mandated to provide
dental care.
Legislator Pullen asked what the consequences
would be if the County refused to provide dental care for inmates.
Legislator Ungermann referred to a comment
made by Erie County Executive Chris Collins recently, that if the state gives
you an unfunded mandate, let them sue you.
Mr. Pullen remarked that he spoke with Mr. Collins in more detail on
that, and Mr. Collins picks the fights he can win, not fights that will lead to
devastation.
Resolution Intro. No.
235-09 (Authorizing Sale and Conveyance
of County's Interest in Real Property in Town of Alma to Joseph H. Townsend;
Authorizing Chairman to Execute Deed) was amended on a motion made by
Legislator Reynolds, seconded by Legislator Hall and carried, by changing all mention
of Joseph H. Townsend to Linda S. Townsend, her town of residence from
Friendship to Lockport, and the location of the parcel from Friendship to Alma.
RESOLUTION
NO. 223-09
AUTHORIZING
REAL PROPERTY IN TOWN OF
AUTHORIZING CHAIRMAN TO EXECUTE DEED
Offered by:
Ways and Means Committee
WHEREAS, the County is the owner of certain real property located
in the Town of
WHEREAS, such property is not being used by the County, and there
is no planned use of it by the County, and
WHEREAS, Linda S. Townsend of
RESOLVED:
1. That
this Board authorizes the sale by quit claim deed to Linda S. Townsend of
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Alma,
County of Allegany, State of New York, viz: Tax Map No. 302.-1-22.1.
TOGETHER with all the appurtenances and all the
estate and rights of the party of the first part in and to said premises.
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the premises herein granted unto the party
of the second part, her successors and assigns forever.
The
It
is understood and agreed that the
The
transferor(s) herein certify that the within description does not split or
combine assessment parcels and that the recording of this deed will not result
in the alteration or change to or amendment of an existing tax map.
2. That the Chairman of this Board is
authorized to execute and deliver a quit claim deed for said premises upon
payment of the amount of $3,382.03, which includes recording fees by purchaser.
Moved by: Mr. Reynolds Adopted: Roll Call
Seconded by: Mr. Hall 14
Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent
AUDITS:
A motion was made by
Legislator Truax, seconded by Legislator Hopkins and carried, that the audits
be acted upon collectively and by totals.
A motion was made by
Legislator Truax, seconded by Legislator Reynolds and adopted on a roll call
vote of 14 Ayes, 0 Noes, 1 Absent, that the audit of claims, totaling $2,101,204.99
including prepaid expenses, be approved for payment as recommended by the
County Administrator. (
ADJOURNMENT: The meeting was adjourned at 2:47 p.m. following a motion made by
Legislator Reynolds, seconded by Legislator Hall and carried.