HOWARD
The Howard County Board of Commissioners met in
Regular Session on
President Paul Raver called
the meeting to order. The minutes from
the last regular meeting held on
IN THE MATTER OF HIGHWAY ISSUES:
Mr. Ted Cain, Howard County Highway
Engineer/Superintendent presented the following issues for Commissioner
information:
1.
The Commissioners granted approval for obtaining quotes on single
axel dump truck. (See
W & W Trucks $51,430.00
Mr. Cain recommended the lowest quote from
Speedway International at a cost of $47,814.56.
Mr.
Bagwell made a motion to
authorize the County Highway Department to purchase the single axel dump truck in the amount of $47,814.56 from
Speedway International. The motion was seconded
by Mr. Harbaugh and carried.
2.
Mr. Cain requested approval to obtain quotes to purchase a new
pickup truck, with a probable trade-in,
during February 2003. He would like to
start purchasing one pickup truck with a snow plow package each year for awhile. These trucks have greater maneuverability
when plowing subdivision streets. Mr.
Harbaugh made a motion to authorize obtaining quotes for a new pickup truck
considering the trade-in of an old truck.
Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion and it carried.
3.
Kokomo Church of Christ Right-of-Way Dedication: The Commissioners requested Mr. Cain to
research if a 40-foot right-of-way is sufficient for improvements to 200
North. (See September 16, 2002
minutes, page 2, “In the Matter of Kokomo Church of Christ Right-of-Way
Request”) Mr. Cain contacted
Butler, Fairman and Seufert for a recommendation. Butler, Fairman and Seufert did not have any
problem with the Church dedicating a 40-foot right-of-way.
4.
Lincoln Road Bridge over Kokomo Creek was closed this morning to
traffic for repairs. The repairs will consist of
filling a large void under the slope that was washed out from the rains. Concrete will be filled in a little at a time
to avoid pushing the slope up and his hope is that with this repair, it will be
self sealing. The bridge will be
reopened to traffic late today.
5.
In order to help the stop sign change at the intersection of 870
West 200 South, “Stop Ahead” signs and flashing light barricades were put
up for both directions.
6.
Street Light Request in Indian Heights Subdivision: Mr. John Roberts was unable to attend the
meeting and will reschedule the request.
However, Mr. Cain wished to voice his concern about setting a precedent
for approximately 80 other subdivisions in Howard County. If a subdivision wants streetlights, that
subdivision should be responsible for the cost and maintenance of the
lights. Mr. Cain also prefers
streetlights to be placed outside of the county right-of-way.
7.
School bus turn-around for Northwestern School Corporation: Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to approve an
agreement for a school bus turn-around to be constructed on property owned by
William Fraker, 11326 West 550 North.
Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion, and it carried.
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 22-CP-99 – three (3) lots in
2.
Case 39-CP-02 – one (1) lot in R & B Howard Subdivision located at
4708 West 400 South was approved on a motion made by Mr. Harbaugh. Seconded by Mr. Bagwell, the motion carried.
3.
Case 41-CP-02 – one (1) lot in D-S-D-M-B Subdivision located at 4688
West 400 South
was approved on a motion made by Mr. Bagwell, seconded by Mr. Harbaugh and
carried.
4.
Case 33-CP-02 – fifty-four (54) lots in Cobblestone Villas Subdivision
located at 3601 W. Boulevard was considered.
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to approve Case 33-CP-02. Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion and it
carried.
5.
Ordinance No. 2002-BCC-43 – (Case 7-CZ-02) a request for a change in
zone classification from A-1 (Agriculture) to B-1 (Local Business) located at
4950 East 400 South for a convenience store was approved on a motion made by Mr.
Bagwell. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the
motion and it carried.
6.
Ordinance No. 2002-BCC-44 – (Case 6-CT-02) a request
to remove the primary feeder for proposed County Road 400 East lying between
500 North and 600 North was considered. Mr. Bagwell
made a motion to approve Ordinance No. 2002-BCC-44. The motion was seconded by Mr. Harbaugh and
carried.
7.
Unsafe Structures Update:
a. Martin Meyers’ property
at 3904 South 350 West: (See
September 16, 2002, page 1, “In the Matter of Plan Commission Issues and
Properties for Approval”, Item 5, for previous discussion) Assistant County Attorney Brian Oaks sent
a letter to the Bankruptcy Trustee asking for clarification of the status of
the property. County Auditor Martha Lake
informed the Board this property was listed in the tax sale scheduled for
October 8, 2002. Mr. Boise said he would
contact the Commissioners when the status of the property has been disclosed.
b. The Commissioners requested
Mr. Boise to follow up on the status of the property on 850 East at
approximately 200 North. (Previous
discussion in July 1, 2002 minutes, page 2, “In the Matter of Plan Commission
Issues and Properties for Approval”, Item 7) There have not been any improvements made to
the property.
8.
Flood Hazard Mitigation Grant Assistance: (See September 3, 2002 minutes, page 2,
“In the Matter of Plan Commission Issues and Properties for Approval”, Item 8, for
previous discussion) Mr. Boise
is currently working on answers to a two-page list of questions requested by
the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).
Once an amendment to the Flood Hazard Mitigation Plan has been
completed, the entire plan will be presented for Commissioners’ review.
IN THE MATTER OF
MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT ISSUES:
Maintenance Superintendent Thomas Harrison chose to
delay discussion until the end of the meeting when Mr. William Bassett will
report the status of the Courthouse Renovation Project. (See page 7, “In the Matter of
Courthouse Renovation Issues”).
IN THE MATTER OF PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR
ISSUES:
Personnel Administrator,
Wanda McKillip presented
the following issues for information and approval:
1.
The Family Medical Leave Log (FMLA) for 2002 was confirmed on a
motion made by Mr. Bagwell. Mr. Harbaugh
seconded the motion and it carried.
2.
Breast Cancer Awareness Class: City,
County, State, and Public Library employees are invited to the class, with
lunch provided, in
Mr. Bagwell made a motion to allow County employees
to participate in the Breast Cancer Awareness Class/Luncheon on
3. P.E.R.F. Benefit Seminar: A Joint City – County PERF Benefit Seminar will be held at Kokomo City Hall on Tuesday, October 15, 2002 from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. A PERF representative will speak on such issues as membership, investment options, retirement options, and legislative updates. Employees are not expected to use their lunch hour to attend the seminar and will not lose pay. Information about the seminar will be distributed with the County employees’ paychecks.
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to allow County employees to attend the seminar on October 15, 2002 subject to their supervisors’ approval. Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion, which carried.
IN THE
MATTER OF INFORMATION SYSTEMS MANAGER ISSUES:
Mr. Terry Tribby, Information Systems Manager, presented the following issues for
Commissioner information:
1. JURY SELECTION PROCESS: The court mandated deadline for letters to go
out to prospective jurors is
The cost of a new server is approximately $3,600.00. Since the cost of the newly purchased Court server came in at approximately 10% under budget, Mr. Tribby said there is an appropriated, unexpended balance of $3,000.00 available. Any costs remaining will be paid out of the Courthouse Renovation Furniture & Equipment line item.
Circuit Court received approval from the County Council to hire a Jury Administrator. Judge Murray placed the position on hold until they find out how the process transpires during the first quarter. Mr. Tribby felt confident the time involved in sending the letters out could be streamlined, reducing the costs.
3.
DOXPOP UPDATE: Court information has been
downloaded on the internet to DoxPop and is ready to be examined and
tested. DoxPop will be provided with the
email addresses of those who will be examining the website. Mr. Tribby anticipates the website to be
accessible to the public in approximately two weeks.
4.
Contractors will begin installing data and phone wiring in the
Courthouse this week. The number and location of all
outlets have been defined. The
Prosecutor’s area will be ready for occupancy within the next month or so.
IN THE MATTER OF TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT:
Larry Ives, Director of the Kokomo-Howard County
Coordinating Council, presented the following issue for Commissioner
information and approval:
Currently, there are plans between the City and
County to improve Dixon Road and renovate the Lincoln Road intersection. It was anticipated in the original City and
County commitment that the cost would be approximately $500,000 each. (Interlocal Agreement dated
Mr. Ives explained the acquisition of the funds from
INDOT as follows:
STP funds are considered rural funds and cannot be
allocated to the City. A section of the
existing Interlocal Agreement states that the County could apply for funds if
necessary. Both the City Attorney and
County Attorney agree the statement makes it permissible for the County to
apply for the STP funds.
Mr. Ives requested the Commissioners to consider
approving the County to apply for the Group IV STP funds for the Dixon Road
Project. Once the application is signed,
a letting date in February 2003 is anticipated with construction taking place
in the spring and summer.
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to approve the Project
Application Form (FA-3) for Federal Aid to
Further, to request appropriation of $250,000 out of Economic Development
Income Tax (EDIT) Fund for the Dixon Road Project and
IN THE MATTER OF SHERIFF DEPARTMENT ISSUES –
DUI TASK FORCE GRANT:
Sheriff David McKinney was unable to attend the
meeting. Lt. Don Howard advised it is
time to renew the annual DUI Task Force Grant.
In 2001 the Sheriff’s Department applied for a
$24,750 grant through the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute for City and
County law enforcement to establish a task force to patrol the community,
looking for impaired/intoxicated drivers, during off-duty hours. One of the requirements was a letter of
support from the Chief of Police, Sheriff, Prosecutor, and County Commissioners. The Commissioners voted to submit a letter
supporting the Governor’s Council on Impaired and Dangerous Driving. (See October 1, 2001 minutes, page 5,
“In the Matter of DUI Task Force Grant”) The grant was administered through the Howard
County Auditor’s Office. Lt. Howard
reported the program was successful resulting in numerous DUI and impaired
driving arrests, traffic citations, and warnings.
Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to approve the
application for the DUI Task Force Grant in support of the Governor’s Council
on Impaired and Dangerous Driving and authorize the President to sign on behalf
of the Board. Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion, which carried.
IN THE MATTER OF NEW LONDON / HONEY CREEK
GRANT APPLICATIONS:
Grant Administrator Tina Mendenhall-Henderson
presented the following issues for Commissioner information and approval:
1. New London Conservency District Planning Grant: An award notice in the amount of $28,500 was received from the Indiana Department of Commerce (IDOC) for a Planning Grant. The next step is to sign the Planning Grant Agreement and returned it to IDOC. Mr. Bagwell made a motion to authorize the President to sign the Planning Grant Agreement on behalf of the Commissioners pertaining to the New London Conservency District. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion and it carried.
Ms Henderson explained that when the grant process
reaches 60% completion, a meeting will be held at the
2. Honey Creek Township Grant Application: The service area of the Honey Creek Township
Fire Department is unincorporated and jurisdiction falls under Howard
County. Honey Creek Township requested
that Howard County serve as the lead applicant for a pumper truck grant from
the Indiana Department of Commerce Community Focus Fund Grant. The estimated cost of the new pumper truck is
$330,000. The Honey Creek Township will
supply the local match of $93,000, which includes the $9,000. grant
administration fee. The Russiaville
Volunteer Fire Department will pay a one-time application fee of $1,000.
The need for the new pumper truck was supported by the fact that, familiar to most volunteer fire departments, manpower can sometimes be a problem, especially in the daytime hours. The new truck will perform the functions equivalent to two (2) trucks. The new truck will improve readiness and safety for fire personnel including various life saving techniques.
Ms. Mendenhall said there might be other grant applicants seeking funds. According to established grant guidelines, the County can have three open construction grants at one time, but only one application can go in at a time. This means that during January through March 2003, Howard County will not be able to submit any other grant applications.
Mr. Bagwell made a motion to
authorize Howard County to act as the lead applicant for the Honey Creek
Township Fire Department Grant Application for a new pumper truck. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion, which
carried.
IN THE MATTER OF
Mr. John Roberts was unable to attend the meeting
and will reschedule the discussion.
IN THE MATTER OF FOOD ORDINANCE UPGRADE –
ORDINANCE NO. 2002-BCC-48:
Greg Lake, Environmental Health Coordinator,
explained the Health Department follows the current Ordinance that was approved
in 1992. Ordinance No. 2002-BCC-48
includes several major changes made in 2002 in the State Food Code. The food inspections, previously based on scoring,
have been changed to critical and non-critical violations. Language was added to the new ordinance to
increase due process for the restaurants.
This gives the restaurants multiple opportunities to correct violations
before monetary sanctions are applied.
IN THE MATTER OF REQUEST TO REMOVE DITCH EASEMENT & REDUCE UTILITY
EASEMENT (at 2425 South 300 East):
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Miner appeared before the
Commissioners on
At that hearing, the Board approved the vacation of
the drainage & utility easement along the west property line (Petition
1).
In regard to the second request (Petition 2) -- a
request to vacate all but 20-foot of the 80 foot easement on the northeast property
line, Mr. And Mrs. Arthur Pugh, 2291 South 300 East, attended the hearing and
stated concerns about past and future drainage issues. The Miner’s supported their request by stating
that the adjoining property owners are not benefited by either easement. There was much discussion between the two
parties at the public hearing regarding obstruction of water and drainage
issues. The parties were unable to reach
an agreement. The Commissioners considered
there to be a valid dispute over the issue. The Commissioners took the request under
advisement until the August 5th meeting. When the public hearing was continued on
August 5th, the disagreement between the petitioners and the adjacent
property owners continued. The
Commissioners requested that the Surveyor’s Office study the situation in order
to form an opinion as to whether the tile under Mr. And Mrs. Miner’s driveway
is an obstruction to the natural flow of water in the area, and report the results
back to the Board. The
Scheduled Continuation of
the Public Hearing -
Petitioner Linda Miner, 2425 South 300 East, and
Adjoining Property Owner Arthur Pugh, 2291 South 300 East, were present for the
hearing. Mr. Raver read the report from
the County Surveyor into the record as follows:
This is my opinion
concerning the situation of Miner and Pugh.
Miner filled in the natural drain when they constructed the drive. They put in a 6-inch tile, which is not large
enough to carry the amount of water coming from the north (approximately 15
acres).
I believe the tile and natural drainage should be left as is and, for these reasons, the 80-foot drainage easement should not be vacated.”
Since the Miner’s driveway impedes the proper
drainage of water, it was Surveyor Beryl Grimme’s opinion that the 80-foot
drainage easement should not be changed in any
way.
Petitioner Linda Miner came forward to present more
information. She presented an
illustration and account of the history of both properties. Drainage issues between the Miner’s and
Pugh’s had previously resulted in litigation.
Mrs. Miner had a written agreement stating, if the Pugh’s were permitted
to run tile across the Miner’s front property line, the Pugh’s would not object
to the removal of the 80-foot drainage easement. Mr. Bagwell stated that the Commissioners have concerns about eliminating the
80-foot drainage easement.
Mr. Raver asked if there was anyone else that wished
to be heard. Mr. Arthur Pugh said the
agreement Mrs. Miner referred to states that removal of the 80-foot drainage
easement would not take place if drainage of the Pugh’s property would be
impaired. Mr. Pugh said water stands
continually on his property after the Miner’s filled in the natural swale and
installed a concrete driveway.
There was no one else in the audience that wished to be heard. Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to deny the petition to reduce or remove the 80-foot drainage easement based on I.C. 36-7-3-13(4), because the vacation would hinder the use of the public way by the neighborhood in which it is located. Mr. Bagwell commented that drainage easements are established to provide future drainage opportunities and removal of the existing easement would hinder future development in the area. Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion and it carried.
Public Hearing Closed at
10:35 a.m.
IN THE MATTER OF POOR RELIEF APPEALS FOR
CENTER TOWNSHIP:
A Poor Relief Hearing was
conducted on October 4, 2002 for Center Township on behalf of Betty Prince. Commissioner
Raver, Acting Poor Relief Hearing Officer, made a recommendation to uphold the
written denial for utilities assistance made by the Center Township Trustee on
September 26, 2002. Mr. Bagwell made a
motion to uphold the denial of the Center Township Trustee based upon the
finding that the Township Trustee followed the Eligibility Standards and
Guidelines for Poor Relief applicable to the case. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion and it carried.
A Poor Relief Hearing was
conducted on October 4, 2002 for Center Township on behalf of Creighton Bassett. Commissioner
Raver, Acting Poor Relief Hearing Officer, made a recommendation to uphold the
written denial for assistance made by the Center Township Trustee on September
18, 2002. Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to
uphold the denial of the Center Township Trustee based upon the finding that
the Township Trustee followed the Eligibility Standards and Guidelines for Poor
Relief applicable to the case. Mr.
Bagwell seconded
the motion and it carried.
IN THE MATTER OF POOR RELIEF APPEALS FOR
HARRISON TOWNSHIP:
A Poor Relief Hearing was
conducted on October 4, 2002 for Harrison Township on behalf of Danielle Mattingly.
Commissioner Raver, Acting
Poor Relief Hearing Officer, reported that during considerable discussion, some
information came up. The appellant plans to move from Harrison Township to
Taylor Township. The Harrison Township
Trustee is going to contact the Taylor Township Trustee in order to further
review the request. Mr. Bagwell made a
motion to remand the petition back to the Harrison Township Trustee for further
review. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion and it carried.
IN THE MATTER OF KEYBANK ATM REPLACEMENT - (Located at
Howard County Administration Center):
Trammell Crow Company sent
a letter to the Commissioners on behalf of KeyBank requesting authorization to
replace the existing ATM machine located inside the lobby of the Howard County
Administration Center. The letter stated
the work will be completed in accordance with the terms and provisions of the
lease. KeyBank will bear the costs
relating to the replacement.
Mr. Bagwell made a motion
to approve an amendment to the lease to allow KeyBank to replace their ATM
machine on the condition it will be at the same location and authorize the
President to sign the agreement on behalf of the Commissioners. Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion, which
carried.
IN THE
MATTER OF
Previously, the Commissioners approved a computer
upgrade for the radio manager that controls the radio system at the tower. (Ordinance No. 2002-BCC-12. See
Attorney Murrell pointed out the contract states
there is a $15,000 annual cost. Mr.
Ramsey was initially unaware of the additional cost. Mr. Ramsey decided to contact Mr. Larry
Sparks of Mobile Radio of Kokomo, Inc. regarding this cost and report back to
the Commissioners at a later time.
IN THE MATTER OF CLAIMS AND REPORTS:
1.
Operating claims payable on
2.
Commissioners’ Salary Claims
for hourly, salary, and overtime payable for October 11th and
October 18th were
approved on a motion made by Mr. Harbaugh.
Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion, which carried.
3.
·
Engineering
services for the MS4 Project was $2,727.94 for the month of August 2002.
·
Engineering services for the Co. Rd. 400
North Project was $ 2,300.45 for the month of August 2002.
4. Miles & Finch, Inc. submitted an invoice in the amount of $9,299.00 to
add the ten (10) new Ford Crown
5.
Miami County Commissioners
submitted the Resolution requested by the Howard County Commissioners
in regard to the Miami County EMA selling a generator for the sum of $16,000.00
to the Howard County EMA. (See
6.
The Howard County
Sheriff’s Department received a Build
IN THE
MATTER OF COUNTY ATTORNEY ISSUES:
1.
IN THE
MATTER OF COMMISSIONER ISSUES:
1. The
Commissioners acknowledged letter
of from the Town of
2. A notice
was received that the
3. The
Salvation Army Coordinated Assistance Ministries (CAM) composed a brochure advertising the
4. WIOU/WZWZ Storm Closing Information Form was completed and signed by the
Commissioners with a note that the contact order could change in 2003. Mr. Raver noted this form is not available
for distribution.
5. The Sheriff’s Department has agreed to submit a monthly Jail Report to the Commissioners regarding the number of prisoners being housed at the jail, etc.
6. At the last Council Meeting, the request to update the equipment in the new Coroner’s vehicle and also, the replacement of police radios using EDIT money was tabled because the County Council felt that these types of emergency service expenditures should come from the E-911 Fund. The Council did approve funds in the amount of $800.00 from the General Fund for labor to put the equipment in the Coroner’s vehicle.
7. Economic Development Income Tax Fund (EDIT), Commissioners and Info Systems Budget Appropriations Figures for the 2003 fiscal year were submitted for Commissioner information by Commissioner Raver. There were no request out of Cumulative Capital Development Fund (CCD) for 2003, therefore there is no preset budget at this time. Mr. Raver suggested putting an E-911 budget together in order to track expenditures and fixed costs. The E-911 telephone system is paid until March 2006 but consideration needs to be made ahead of time as to which budget to tap into following this date, due to the high cost that will be incurred.
8.
The Weights and Measures Monthly Report for August
15th through
9.
Mr. Raver attended the Howard County MS4 Advisory
Committee meeting on
10. Grant Administrator Tina Mendenhall-Henderson is scheduled to meet with the Darrough Chapel Steering Committee on Thursday, October 24, 2002 at 6:00 p.m. in Room 220D of the Howard County Administration Center at the request of the Board of Commissioners (See September 16, 2002 minutes, page 6, “In the Matter of Commissioner Issues”, Item 9).
IN THE MATTER OF
COURTHOUSE RENOVATION ISSUES:
Mr. William Bassett of William Bassett and Associates presented the following issues for Commissioner information and approval:
Construction work on the second floor is progressing. Mr. Bassett presented a list of requested changes as follows:
1. Changes to Prosecutor’s Office power and data $ 10,855.00
2. New Lighting in Boiler Room $ 2,776.00
3. Painting 2 entry ceilings (Exterior east and west entrances) $ 2,159.00 (Recommended)
4. Demolition of concrete pads on south side of building $ 1,472.00 (Recommended)
5. Install new roofs on 3 stairwells $ 9,907.00 (Recommended)
6. Waterproofing south foundation wall $ 9,333.00 (Recommended)
7. Cleaning (and restoring) four entry lights $ 2,085.00 (Recommended)
8. Tamper and flow switch to Fire Alarm Panel $ 3,200.00
9. New branch circuits to new lighting on 2nd floor $ 9,267.00
10. Changes to duct in Room 213 $ 1,461.00 (Recommended)
11. Floor drain modifications in Boiler Room $ 9,217.00 (Recommended)
TOTAL $61,732.00
The total cost of the recommended
changes: $35,634.00.
Mr. Bassett reminded the
Board the initial plans were to remodel only certain areas of the
Courthouse. The original estimate for
the renovations and minor repairs was about $1.6 million. After the original estimate was compiled,
extensive heating and air conditioning, electrical upgrades and a new courtroom
were added to the remodeling plans. The final approved contract was for approximately
$2.7 million. There is a statute provision
that “change order” costs cannot exceed 20% ($540,000.) of the original
contract. The Board has already approved
two change orders totaling $143,847.50. More
changes are anticipated as the renovations continue and the Commissioners were
apprehensive about possibly exceeding 20% of the contract. Mr. Bagwell felt the floor drain in the
boiler room and the roofs on the three stairwells could be considered new
projects rather than “change orders” to the existing project. Mr. Bassett agreed these could be considered
new projects but it would be more efficient to use the same contractors and
extend their warranties. Mr. Bassett is
not anticipating “change orders” to exceed $540,000 on this project.
The heating in certain
areas is scheduled to be turned on in approximately two (2) weeks. Contractors are finishing the installation of
piping on the second and third floors. The
entire heating system will be functional by the time cold weather arrives.
Mr. Bagwell made a motion
to approve Numbers 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, and 11 on Change Order No. 3 in the
amount of $35,634.00 as listed above.
Mr. Harbaugh seconded the motion and the motion carried.
Mr. Raver reported all of
the old air conditioning equipment was removed from the roof last week. A crane will arrive on Monday, October 14th
to place new equipment on the roof.
There was discussion about building up the stairway and the 3-foot high
access door in the elevator room for easier access to the roof. Mr. Raver commented it would take sizable
structural changes to remodel the access to the roof.
Following
adjournment, the Commissioners planned a tour of the Courthouse to look over
the renovation work in progress. The
tour was to be conducted by Mr. Bassett.
There being no further business before the Board at this time, Mr. Harbaugh made a motion to adjourn. Mr. Bagwell seconded the motion and it carried. The meeting closed at 11:30 a.m.
THE
HOWARD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
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PAUL
J. RAVER, PRESIDENT
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BRADLEY
J. BAGWELL, VICE-PRESIDENT
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JOHN
B. HARBAUGH, MEMBER
ATTEST:
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MARTHA J. LAKE, AUDITOR
Commissioner Minutes, October 7, 2002