HOWARD
The Howard County Board of
Commissioners met in Regular Session on
The meeting was called to
order by Sheriff Marshall Talbert and conducted by President Bradley J.
Bagwell.
The minutes from the last regular meeting held on
July 21st, and the Executive Session held on
IN THE MATTER OF SPECIAL COMMISSIONER REMARKS AND RECOGNITIONS:
There were no special
remarks or recognitions made at this time.
IN THE MATTER
OF MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT ISSUES:
Maintenance Superintendent Thomas Harrison presented the following issues
for Commissioner information and approval:
1.
Update
on Leak Issue at Courthouse:
Following a rain shower, Mr. Harrison checked the Adult Probation and
Security areas in the basement on the nights of August 1st, 2nd,
and 3rd. There was no
evidence of water infiltration.
Maintenance personnel finished cleaning the areas of carpet that could
not be accessed during the pervious cleaning.
Mr. Harrison feels that the water leak issues have finally been
resolved.
2.
Update on Mold Issue: (See
pages 5 – 6, July 21st, 2003 minutes, “In the matter of Mold Issue
in Courthouse”, and page 9, attached, “In the Matter of Commissioner
Issues, Item 5 for related discussion) Mr.
Harrison reiterated that the conclusion of the air quality test and mold
sampling conducted in the basement on July 17th showed that mold
content in the outside air was much higher than in the building. Mr. Harbaugh wanted to make certain that the
actual number of mold spores is on record.
The report presented by Mr. Bassett at the last meeting contained
detailed spore numbers. The EPA has
never established regulatory standards for mold spore pollutants. Mr. Harrison offered to make an extra copy
for Mr. Harbaugh’s file. Mr. Harrison
said air sampling has been done previously which showed similar results. In 2002, Patriot Engineering took air samples
to test for mold in correlation with the Courthouse Asbestos Removal
Project. (See page 3,
3.
The Maintenance staff prepared the Courthouse for the Rededication
Ceremony scheduled for today at
IN THE MATTER
OF HIGHWAY ISSUES:
Mr. Ted Cain, Howard County Highway Engineer/Superintendent presented the
following issues for Commissioner information and approval:
1. Bridge 29: Due to
damages from recent flooding, the deck was replaced on Bridge 29 located at 560
West 120 South near Sugar Mill Subdivision.
Mr. Cain plans to approach the Council for an additional $1,000 for the
unexpected repair. The cost of the work
was more than $1,000. In view of the
County’s financial issues, Mr. Cain plans to request only an additional $1,000
from the Council and transfer money from projects that will not get completed
this year to supplement the cost.
Mr. Raver made a motion to authorize the appropriation for $1,000 from the Cumulative Bridge Fund for repairs to Bridge 29, pending the approval of the Howard County Council. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion, and it carried.
2.
Beams are currently being placed on the damaged bridge near
3.
4.
Install Water Mains in
a. Northwest Sector: About 1,000 foot on the east side of
b. Northeast Sector: Approximately
200 feet east of the fairgrounds (400 Block N. Maple St.)
c. South Sector: On
Mr. Raver made a motion to authorize the Town of
5. Placing Tile in 600
North Right-of-way: (See page
1, July 7thminutes, “In the Matter of Highway Issues”, Item 3, for
related discussion) A request
was received from Allen I. Wiggington, 2123 West 600 North, to install a
drainage tile in the right-of-way on the Howard County side of 600 North to
drain water away from his septic system.
Mr. Cain evaluated the situation and does not have any problem with
placing the tile in the right-of-way as long as the property owner maintains the
tile. The Department of Health needs a
letter from the Board of Commissioners before they will issue a septic permit
to Mr. Wiggington.
Mr. Raver made a motion to approve the
placement of the drainage tile in the
IN THE MATTER
OF SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ISSUES:
Sheriff Marshall Talbert
presented the following issues for Commissioner information and approval:
1. Additional Parking: Sheriff Talbert would like to put in a gravel area adjacent the current parking area on the west side of the building. The additional area would accommodate parking some of the line cars, seasonal equipment, and trailers used by the work crew. In addition, the Sheriff plans to relocate the storage shed onto the gravel area. Three inmates had escaped earlier by jumping from the jail roof onto the storage shed. The cost of the stone would be approximately $440.00 to be paid out of the Commissary Fund. The Highway Department has offered to help haul the stone. Sheriff Talbert asked if there are any permits required for the project. Plan Commission Director Glen Boise advised an Improvement Location Permit is required and the parking area needs to be an all weather dust proof surface such as asphalt or concrete. Mr. Bagwell suggested using a chip and seal material. Sheriff Talbert will research the issue and present further information at the next meeting.
2.
Sheriff Deputy Jerry Asher is performing some of the grant work while
Deputy Don Howard is on sick leave.
Deputy Asher will conduct a presentation for a grant which would
accommodate the purchase of departmental equipment. The grant will pay 75% and
the county would match with 25% to be paid from Commissary Funds. (See page 7, attached, “In the Matter
of Requested Grants – Sheriff’s Department”, for related discussion)
3.
Ordinance No. BCC-2003-33, an Ordinance Establishing the Howard County
School/Training Fund was considered.
Sheriff Talbert explained this fund would be used for training tactics
and operations of Special Teams such as S.W.A.T., DIVE, and CERT. Mr. Raver made a motion to approve Ordinance
No. BCC-2003-33, which was seconded by Mr. Harbaugh and carried.
4.
Ordinance No. BCC-2003-34, an Ordinance Establishing the Howard County
Sheriff’s Reserve Deputy Program was approved on a motion made by Mr.
Raver. The motion was seconded by Mr.
Harbaugh and carried. (See Both Ordinances Attached)
IN THE
MATTER OF PLAN COMMISSION ISSUES AND PROPERTIES FOR APPROVAL:
Plan Commission Director, Glen Boise, presented the
following issues for information and approval:
1.
Case 19-CP-03 – one (1) lot in E and A
Subdivision located at 11763 East 300 South was considered. Mr. Raver made
a motion to approve Case 19-CP-03. Mr.
Harbaugh seconded the motion, and it carried.
2.
Ordinance No. 2003-BCC-30, the petition of
3.
Ordinance No. 2003-BCC-31, the petition of Four D’s of Martinsville, Inc.
requesting a change in zone classification from R-1 (Residential) and A-1
(Agriculture) to B-2 (General Business) for property located at 671 East 400
South was presented. This is the property
for WIOU/WZWZ Radio Station. The radio
station has been operating under a nonconforming use and would like to correct
the zoning status. Ordinance No.
2003-BCC-31 was approved on a motion made by Mr. Raver, seconded by Mr.
Harbaugh, and carried.
4.
Ordinance No. 2003-BCC-32, the petition of Gregory Johnson requesting a
change in zone classification from A-1 (Agriculture) to B-2 (General Business)
for property located at
5.
Unsafe Buildings: There was no new information
to present at this time.
6.
Flood Mitigation Issues:
a. Mr. Boise plans to meet
with FEMA and SEMA on Friday, August 8th regarding money that is
available through two grant programs. One
is a competitive grant and the application must be submitted by October 1st. A 25% local match is required but a soft
match will be acceptable.
b. Three or four homes
incurred substantial damage by the recent flood. There are at least four other properties that
the Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan has classified as high risk that have filed
claims for insurance losses. Due to the
recent flood situation,
c.
Mr. Bagwell commented that the properties at 504 and
d.
Scheduled
Public Hearing –
Unsafe Building at 2255 South 350 West
(See page 2,
Mr. Boise said the house
located at 2255 South 350 West endured a fire several months ago. Mr. Boise received a complaint about the
condition of the property. The Plan
Commission conducted an inspection and found the house totally burned and
unsealed. High weeds were growing on the
property. A letter was sent requesting
the property owners to seal the building and mow the weeds. The property owners responded with a written
request for a public hearing in order to explain their situation.
Attorney J. Conrad
Maugans,
Attorney Maugans stated,
although a County ordinance cannot be found regarding mowing grass, the property
owners have mowed the grass and surrounded the burned area with snow
fencing. Copies of correspondence from
the Public adjustor were submitted for Commissioner information. Attorney Maugans said the facts indicate that
this situation is reasonably safe and evidence regarding the cause of the fire
should not be destroyed at this time. On
behalf of the property owners, Attorney Maugans requested that this matter be
put on hold until the problem is resolved with the insurance company.
Mr. Bagwell asked if there
was anyone in the audience with questions or comments. Mr. James Auksel, property owner to the north
at 2231 South 350 West, carries no animosity toward the Ward’s and said they
have been very forthcoming with their problem.
Mr. Auksel questioned if there were any means to assist the Wards in
persuading the insurance company to do what is right and take care of the
claim. Mr. Bagwell said this hearing
might be a part of that process. If
progress is not made in 90 days, then the County might proceed with the next
step of demolishing the building and placing a lien on the property.
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion
to continue the public hearing for 90 days and report the progress at the
Close Public Hearing –
IN THE MATTER
OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR ISSUES:
Personnel Director Wanda
McKillip presented the following issues for Commissioner information and
approval:
1. State of
The Commissioners felt they should not be responsible for marketing or
advertising for any business. If
insurance companies, banks or other entities wish to market programs to county
employees, then a schedule of time and locations would be set up for them to
speak to the employees.
The Commissioners agreed, by consensus, to review the information from
PERF and an example of a “Resolution For Employer Participation In The Pick-up
Of Additional Employee Contributions” before the next meeting.
IN THE MATTER
OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER ISSUES:
Mr. Terry Tribby,
Information Systems Manager, presented
the following issues for Commissioner information:
1. Courthouse: Work continues on the recording systems, card access system, and duress security system. The recording system in Circuit Court is receiving positive reactions. Minutes are posted much faster in JTS; the notes include a time log making it easier to find a specific time frame; compact disc storage is more convenient than the cassette tapes that were previously used, and the audio is much clearer. The recording systems are scheduled to be installed in the other courts in the next two weeks.
2.
E-911 Phase 2 Mapping Project: (See
page 3,
3.
GIS Committee Update: The
GIS Committee met with The Schneider Corporation on
4. Payroll Notices via E-Mail: Mr. Tribby advised the County has a new software vendor that has the potential to send payroll notices by e-mail to county employees using direct deposit. This procedure would depend on whether employees would have access to e-mail either at work or home. Mr. Tribby will look into this issue and provide the Commissioners with further information.
IN THE MATTER OF
HOWARD HAVEN COUNTY HOME:
(See page 6,
Superintendent Kim Krieg did not attend the
meeting. However, she submitted a letter
of resignation to the Commissioners effective
Resolution No. BCC-2003-13,
a Resolution of the Howard County Board of Commissioners Appointing Interim
Co-Managers of the Howard County Home was considered.
This Resolution would appoint Joyce Colburn and Deborah France as
Interim Co-Managers beginning today on August 4th and ending
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to approve Resolution No. BCC-2003-13 as stated above. Mr. Raver seconded the motion, which carried.
Joyce Colburn and Deborah France came forward to
address the Commissioners regarding their role in the county home. Ms.
Ms. Colburn said two new residents have already been
approved for Howard Haven through the ARCH Program and one more potential
resident has submitted an application.
Ms.
Ms.
Ms. Barbara McGimpsey said she contacted Joyce
Colburn last week regarding an information packet containing information that
Medicaid would provide assisted living override waivers for certain people on
the ARCH waiting list. Ms. McGimpsey
said this shows that there is other help available.
Mr. Steve Tucker asked what goals the Co-Managers are
expected to fulfill to ensure the facility remains in operation after November 30th. Mr. Bagwell said the Commissioners have not
made any official decisions regarding that issue at this point in time.
After reading a news article that spoke of the
County’s financial strain of $70,000 per year, Ms. Jennifer Sinka agreed that a
change is inevitable. Ms. Sinka
commented that she feels the first step to resolve the problem is public
awareness. Ms. Sinka feels the community
needs the county home and requested the Commissioners to not close the facility
before the public has been given a proper chance to care. She presented a handout listing low cost
marketing ideas to promote public awareness of the county home.
Reverend Ruth Lawson came forward and stated one of
the directives of the Commissioners was to make sure there were people
interested in residing at the home. She
wanted the Board to know that she personally delivered the three ARCH
applications to Mr. Bill Barnett at Family Services. One application from Mr. Bob Cardwell will be
presented for Commissioner approval.
Rev. Lawson anticipated that the other two applications would be
presented to the Commissioners at the next meeting.
Rev. Lawson offered ideas in regard to operational
structure and suggested hiring a new Director of Howard Haven. The Director would be responsible for receiving
rents, paying the grocery bills and looking for bargains, recruiting residents,
maintaining a waiting list for the 16 rooms, be current on CPR procedures and exercise
other administrative tasks.
Rev. Lawson felt that Deborah
France and Joyce Colburn should stay employed because they are essential to the
continued operation of Howard Haven. She
advised that Donny and Denise Strawcutter are ready to move into Howard Haven
to serve as resident managers if needed.
They could help coordinate employee schedules, group activities, and
provide transportation for the residents.
Donny Strawcutter formerly served as a dietary aid in a nursing home in
Ms. Pam Tucker and Ms. Sharon Johnson supported the
continued operation of Howard Haven.
Mr. Bagwell stated, “One of the other things we need
to make everyone aware of is that this is not something that we absolutely want
to do. If we didn’t care about the
people that live there, then we would have taken care of this months ago when
it became an issue with the budget. So,
the fact that it has drawn out this long is an indication that we want to make
sure that we’re doing the right thing and providing for people who are in need
of a facility like this.”
Ms. France and Ms. Colburn asked the Commissioners
if they were going to allow new residents and whether the home could stay open
beyond November 30th. They
were confident about being able to move 5 or 6 residents in by November 30th
subject to Commissioner approval.
Mr. Raver made a motion to take further issues
regarding Howard Haven under advisement and requested this matter to be placed
on the Howard County Council Agenda for
Concluding
the discussion a motion was made by Mr. Raver, seconded by Mr. Harbaugh, and
carried to approve the application to Howard Haven Home for Mr. Bob Cardwell on
a ninety-day probationary period, subject to the knowledge that the facility
might have a final resolution something between now and November 30th,
2003, all this pending decisions to be made by the Howard County Council.
The Commissioners appreciated the willingness of Deborah France and Joyce Colburn to become involved for the continuance and reorganization of the county home. The Commissioners also thanked the community organizations, agencies, and people who are working together to find alternate solutions.
IN THE MATTER OF DARROUGH CHAPEL AND MISCELLANEOUS SEWER ISSUES:
A Sewage Study Committee met last week consisting of
representatives from the Department of Health, I.D.E.M., Grant Administrator
Tina Henderson, Engineer Jerry Williams from Gove and Associates, Inc., County
Attorney Larry Murrell, Commissioner Paul Raver, Councilman Les Ellison and
Deputy Auditor Laurie Roper. Mr. Raver
reported that the following items were discussed:
1.
The New London Conservancy District continues to work on their
planning grant project.
2.
The Taylor Township Regional Sewer District project is a lengthy
undertaking. Therefore the Kokomo
Regency Mobile Home Park changed their mind about becoming a part of the
District and proceeded to upgrade their own sewage treatment system. This caused the project to be downsized,
however the
3.
Darrough Chapel Sewer Issue: Dr.
Thomas Scherschel, Chairman of the Howard County Board of Health sent a letter
dated
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32 have septic system permits on file
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14 have septic systems that are not in compliance
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22 are on the sewer system
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106 have no septic system permit on file
The letter stated, “The
Board of Health acknowledges that there is a public health problem in this
community due to the sewage discharges above ground and in the drainage
system. A potential for disease caused
by sewage contamination and for
In response to this letter,
the Commissioners decided to make a formal request to the Taylor Township
Regional Sewer District to include the Darrough Chapel Community in their sewer
district boundaries. In order to do so,
a precise description of the boundaries is needed and Jerry Williams hopes to
have that information available this week.
Attorney Larry Murrell will then prepare a resolution attaching those
boundaries, to be considered at the August 18th, Commissioners’
meeting. The next step is for the Taylor
Township Regional Sewer District to approve the request from Darrough Chapel to
be included in their sewer district.
Mr. Raver made a motion to
authorize the
Sharon Johnson,
Ms. Johnson questioned why
some certain areas of the community were connected to the sewer system prior to
annexation and the property owners were only responsible for a connection
fee. Mr. Bagwell explained that the
County does not have any taxing process to generate a funding source for sewer
projects, but on the other hand, the City does.
Ms. Johnson was worried
about losing her home and community to a health hazard. Mr. Bagwell stated that the Board of Health
provided the comments as a means for the Commissioners to take the necessary
action to get the Darrough Chapel Community hooked up to the Taylor Regional
Sewer District sewer system. Ms. Johnson
was in favor of connecting her home to the sewer system.
IN THE MATTER OF GRANT REQUESTED GRANTS –
SHERIFF DEPARTMENT:
Sheriff Deputy Jerry Asher addressed the
Commissioners in regard to two grants for which the Sheriff’s Department is
currently making application:
1. The
2. The Governor’s Council on Impaired & Dangerous
Driving administers funding from the National
Highway Traffic Safety Administration
to reduce death, injuries and economic cost associate with motor vehicle
crashes. A question has arisen as to
whether FICA for the involved officer’s salaries would be paid from the grant
or from the County General Fund. The
Commissioners at their regular meeting on the
IN THE MATTER OF UTILITY EASEMENT VACATION:
Mr. Ron DeGraaff,
IN THE MATTER OF CLAIMS AND REPORTS:
1.
Operating claims payable on
2.
Commissioners’ Salary Claims for
hourly, salary, and overtime claims payable for August 8th, and
3.
Vacation of Easement Public Hearing: (See
page 7, July 7th, 2003 minutes, “In the Matter of Vacation of
Utility Easement” for related discussion) Auditor Martha Lake has talked with Mr. Tom
Harrell on several occasions regarding his petition to vacate an easement on
Lots 24 and Lot 25 in Champagne Shores Subdivision, Section II. Mr. Harrell did not complete the legal
advertising and requested the pubic hearing to be rescheduled for
Mr. Raver made a motion to
continue the petition to vacate the easement to
4.
According to the State Auditor, the State is releasing the gambling
money a little earlier than anticipated on
5.
The following statements from
MS4
Coordination $ 1,817.36
400
North Right-of-Way Project $14,198.38
6. The Mapping Project in the Auditor’s Office has been completed. Jamie Shepherd, Mapping/Property Records Coordinator, and Draftsman put a map together showing the new aerial photograph.
7.
A meeting will be held at the Grissom Aeroplex on
IN THE MATTER OF ROAD 400 NORTH PROJECT – PURCHASE OF PARCELS:
(See page 7,
Mr. James Hamilton from
Butler, Fairman and Seufert, submitted three (3) right-of-way parcels
designated to be purchased for the 400 North Project. Mr. Hamilton requested authorization to
proceed with purchasing Parcel Numbers 11, 15, and 16. Mr. Hamilton also presented a letter of
transmittal for the purchase of Parcel Number 8 for which the Commissioners
authorized the purchase at the
Mr. Raver made a motion to accept and authorize the
purchase of Parcel Numbers 11, 15, and 16, and authorize the President to sign
on behalf of the Board. Mr. Harbaugh
seconded the motion, and it carried.
A recess was called to attend the ceremony for the Rededication
of the Howard County Courthouse on a motion made by Mr. Raver, seconded by Mr.
Harbaugh, and carried.
The meeting reconvened at
IN THE MATTER OF
ATTORNEY ISSUES:
1. A claim was presented for services rendered by Barnes and Thornburg through the month of June 2003 for consultation in connection regarding HIPPA Regulations in the amount of $672.50 (part one) and completion of IDEM enforcement action in the amount of $796.55 (part two). The statement from Barnes and Thornburg for a total amount of $1,469.05 was approved on a motion made by Mr. Raver, seconded by Mr. Harbaugh, and carried.
2.
A claim from Barnes and Thornburg rendered through the month of June
2003 in the amount of $494.00 for legal services in connection with the Civic
Center Board Reorganization was approved on a motion made by Mr. Raver,
seconded by Mr. Harbaugh, which carried.
3.
A claim was presented from Assistant County Attorney Brian Oaks for
monthly office fees from January through August 2003 in the amount of $880.00.
A second claim was presented for Brian Oaks legal services in the amount of
$770.00. Mr. Raver made a motion to
approve both of the claims. Seconded by
Mr. Harbaugh, the motion carried.
4.
Attorney Murrell presented a claim for his monthly office fees for
August 2003 in the amount of $550.00. Mr. Raver made a motion to approve
payment. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the
motion and it carried.
5.
Outdoor Electrical Boxes at Courthouse:
(See page 2,
6.
Attorney Jim Martin, Chairman of the Local
Bar Committee on Courts, contacted Attorney Murrell about drafting a
resolution to endorse a new court for
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to recommend the
establishment of an additional court in
7.
Lattice Communications
First Amendment to Lease Agreement: (See
page 4,
Mr. Raver made a motion to approve the new
lease agreement with Lattice Communications, LLC as presented, effective the
first day of the month following activation of
8.
No Smoking
in Courthouse: Attorney Murrell is working on drafting a
letter addressing the no smoking policy in the Courthouse.
9.
Attorney Murrell thanked the Commissioners
for the flowers sent in the memory
of his grandchild, Lilly Rae Murrell.
IN THE MATTER OF COMMISSIONER ISSUES:
1.
Mr.
Harbaugh was interested in reviewing the
2. Darrough Chapel Study Committee met last week. The Committee will meet in September for an update regarding the resolution requesting the Taylor Township Regional Sewer District to include Darrough Chapel Community in their sewer district.
3.
The GIS Steering Committee will hold their next meeting
on
4. MS4 Stormwater Regulations Issues -- The MS4 Advisory Committee held a meeting last week. The public surveys were tabulated and a summary of the 369 forms was presented at the meeting. The replies collected at the Howard County Fair were less than anticipated due to inclement weather and reduced attendance. Mr. Raver plans to schedule a meeting with County Surveyor Beryl Grimme and Grant Administrator Amy Moore to discuss the status of the MS4 activities. There are numerous additional requirements to complete and deadlines to meet for next year. Since is it close to budget time, the County might want to consider ways to proceed with the mandate using a minimal amount of consultant services. Mr. Grimme advised he talked to Tina Henderson to see if grant money could be found to help fund the MS4 Program.
5. Surveyor Beryl Grimme briefed the Commissioners in regard to an Emergency Watershed Protection Program Assistance Grant which would accommodate cleaning debris and log jams from drains like Cannon Goyer, Kokomo Creek, etc. The grant operates with a 75% amount paid by FEMA, and a 25% county match. The Board of Commissioners, as a legal subdivision, would need to approve the grant application and become the sponsor. (The Drainage Board is not a legal subdivision and cannot sponsor the grant.)
Discussion ensued regarding who would fill out the necessary paperwork. Mr. Grimme stated that this responsibility would be handled by the Surveyor’s Office.
Mr. Raver made
a motion to authorize the
6. Indoor Air Quality Update at Courthouse: Mr. Raver reminded the Board that I.O.S.H.A.
will be conducting additional air quality testing in the basement on
Two weeks ago
Mr. Raver directed the Maintenance Personnel to start cleaning up the basement
but they were not permitted to move anything.
Last week one of the judges was able to provide the authority for
Maintenance to proceed with the clean up.
In the meantime, Mr. James Hamilton from
Mr. Hamilton
recommended Professional Services Industries, Inc. (PSI) to the Commissioners
to do the work. Mr. Raver talked with Ron
Hosick a respresentative of that Company by phone. A proposal for services has been prepared and
their Staff Scientist Janet Stamford has been contacted to schedule the test if
we approve the proposal.
Attorney Murrell reviewed the proposal. It is a two-step process. The proposal will cover their initial assessment, inspect the site and do some surveying at a cost of $2,000. After that they will return and give a report and recommendations and report if further testing needs to be done. Even though I.O.S.A. will be conducting their own testing, the Commissioners felt it is wise to get an opinion from a third party/PSI.
Mr. Raver made a motion to authorize PSI Engineering to proceed with the impartial indoor air quality survey in the basement of the Courthouse and authorize the President to sign on behalf of the Board. Seconded by Mr. Harbaugh, the motion carried.
7. Greentown Volunteer Fire Department: (See page 9, July 7th, 2003 minutes, “In the Matter of Miscellaneous Commissioner Issues”, Item 6, for related discussion) Mr. Bagwell composed a letter for the Commissioners to sign in support of Greentown Volunteer Fire Department’s grant application to purchase a new truck.
8.
There being no further
business before the Board at this time, Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to
adjourn. Mr. Raver seconded the motion
and it carried. The meeting closed at
THE
HOWARD
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BRADLEY
J. BAGWELL, PRESIDENT
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JOHN
B. HARBAUGH, VICE PRESIDENT
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PAUL
J. RAVER, MEMBER
ATTEST:
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