Still
no audit
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[April 14, 2007]
The Logan County Board opened
and closed a meeting in five minutes on Thursday evening. The
meeting was the third scheduled adjourned meeting intended to
approve the delayed 2005 audit. The meeting had been scheduled based
on dates from the county's auditors, Crowe Chizek. The second
adjourned meeting was canceled due to the audit not being available
yet, and on Thursday there was still not a completed audit,
according to finance chairman Chuck Ruben.
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The board then moved into
the April workshop meeting. Airport and farm committee chairman
Bill Sahs gave an update on drainage work that will be commencing
shortly at the airport. The work involves closing an open ditch,
burying 60-inch tile and covering it. It also includes some tiling
on the north end of the airport property to improve drainage for the
area.
Animal control committee chairman Vickie Hasprey advised the
board that she has informed the city of Lincoln that the last offer
made to them for services next year stands. The proposal is for
$35,000 and is down from the original quote of $44,000.
Insurance and legislature chairman Rick Aylesworth presented a
resolution to be sent to the governor and General Assembly asking
for restaffing at Logan Correctional Center with concerns for the
safety of the employees working there. This got tentative approval
from the board.
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Mike McIntosh, law enforcement chairman, moved to bring the
previously considered truancy ordinance off the table, and that was
approved. After little discussion, a motion was moved and seconded
to approve the ordinance. The board in a voice vote moved it forward
for a final vote at the next adjourned meeting, which, due to the
election, has moved from Tuesday to Thursday next week.
In other action the board gave tentative approval to Legends
Subdivision Plat III, which will include eight lots that are now
close to an acre each. Initially Plat III was to be 13 lots that
would be one-half acre each. The new plat will include concrete
drainage gutters and a cul-de-sac.
[Dale Voyles]
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