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AGENDA for a Meeting of the Lancaster County Board of Commissioners to Be
Held Tuesday, March 10, 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, March 3, 1998. (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,
March 10, 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. Allocation of Keno funds as follows:
PROJECTS PAID DIRECTLY FROM KENO FUND
Beltway Study & Archaeological & Historical
Survey..........................................$316,669
Prevention Grants...............................$ 22,000
Wilderness Park Bridge..........................$100,000
Wilderness Park Ecological Study................$100,000
Aerial Photos-City/County Project...............$ 43,153
Sheriff-Mobile Data Terminals...................$ 13,277
Lincoln Action Program-Youth Violence Alternatives
Funding.........................................$ 7,500
$602,599
TRANSFER TO GENERAL FUND FOR GENERAL FUNDS PROJECTS
Geographic Information Services-50% split with City
to complete monumentation.......................$150,000
Geographic Information Services-Hardware &
Software........................................$ 75,000
Register of Deeds Index Books...................$ 20,500
Pilot Wellness Project..........................$ 15,000
Grants Administration Manager...................$ 6,000
Implementation of Tesseract Payroll System......$160,000
$426,500
TRANSFER TO GRANTS FUND
Teen Court Start Up Funding.................... $ 7,500
$ 7,500
TRANSFER TO BUILDING FUND
Master Plan Furnishings & Equipment.............$316,890
Senior Center Renovation:
Estimated Share Construction Contract...........$156,000
Information Services-Hub & Fiber Connection.....$ 13,750
Capital Improvement Program for Exterior & Wall.$ 18,800
Install Data Cable..............................$ 2,500
$507,940
TOTAL PROJECTS $1,544,539
FUNDED WITH:
Cash balance 6-30-97 $1,104,539
Estimated receipts for Fiscal Year 1998 $ 440,000
Available Funds for Fiscal Year 1998 $1,544,539
B. Continuation of a public hearing held on Monday, March 2, 1998 in the
County Commissioners/City Council Chambers, #112, on the first floor
of the County-City Building regarding Comprehensive Plan Amendment
94-23-26 which amends figure 16 to change property located generally
at 70th Street and Highway 2 from Low Density Residential to
38 acres of Commercial and 88 acres of Urban Residential. (98-364)
5) OLD BUSINESS:
A. A resolution for the vacation of a portion of Wittstruck
Road in conjunction with the construction of the Upper
Little Nemaha Natural Resource District Dam Number 21. (98-507)
B. A resolution for the vacation of a part of Lot Three,
Block One, Deer Park Addition as platted in the City of
Waverly, Nebraska and located in Section 21, Township 11
North, Range 8 East of the 6th Principal Meridian
in Lancaster County, Nebraska. (98-509)
C. A resolution for the vacation of a portion of Capitol
Parkway, adjacent to Pioneer Heights, near South
84th Street and Mandarin Circle. (98-508)
6) NEW BUSINESS:
A. Approval of a resolution proclaiming the week of March 23
through March 27, 1998 as "Severe Weather Awareness Week". (98-512)
B. A subdivision agreement with WTK Company, Inc. containing
conditions in connection with a final plat for Branched
Oak Lakeside Acres. (98-516)
C. An agreement with WTK Company and Pendel Inc. containing
conditions in connection with a Community Unit Plan for
Branched Oak Lakeside Acres. (98-517)
D. An agreement with the State of Nebraska, Department of
Roads for Lancaster County Engineer personnel to
supervise and inspect construction on 84th Street
from Adams Street to U.S. Highway 6, at rates as
specified in the agreement. (Project STPAA-5249(3)) (98-505)
E. Recommendation from the Community Mental Health Center
Director and the Purchasing Agent to accept a proposal
and sign a contract with Pharmacy Corporation of America
dba/PharMerica, to provide prescription drugs and related
services, for a three year period with an option to
renew, at rates as specified in the contract. (98-498)
F. Recommendation from the Noxious Weed Control Authority
Superintendent and the Purchasing Agent to award bids for
weed control services to "All Care" Grounds Management,
B & B Mowing and Spraying and Eden Lawn Care & Tree
Service, at rates as specified in the bids. (98-499)
G. Recommendation from the Audit Committee and the
Purchasing Agent to accept a proposal from Hayes &
Associates LLC for external auditing services for all
County funds and offices, for an estimated $151,200 for a
six year period. (98-500)
H. Recommendation from the County Engineer and the
Purchasing Agent to award a bid to Hartmann Construction
Company, for grading construction on Arbor Road, North
112th Street and Havelock Avenue and West Agnew
Road, for $455,232.66. (98-501)
I. Approval of a resolution writing off an uncollectible
account owed to Lancaster Manor, for $651.47. (98-510)
J. Approval of a resolution writing off an uncollectible
account owed to Lancaster Manor, for $200. (98-511)
K. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the
Corrections Department by George Gaston III for lost
property, in the amount of $10. (98-506)
L. Approval of a salary increase for Andrew Jacobsen, Deputy
County Attorney, from Attorney I to Attorney II, at an
annual salary of $49,466, effective March 12, 1998.
(98-485)
M. Request from Marcy Hanson, an employee in the County
Sheriff's Office, to voluntarily participate in the
County's retirement plan, having met the requirements.
(98-471)
N. Reappointment of Jim Ballas and Diane Rolfsmeyer to the
Lincoln-Lancaster Commission on Aging and the Lincoln
Area Agency on Aging Advisory Council, terms to expire
July 1, 2000. (98-489) (98-490)
7) 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. Setting of a public hearing for Tuesday, March 24, 1998
at 1:30 p.m. in the County Commissioners/City Council
Chambers, #112, on the first floor of the County-City
Building for a County Special Permit, requested by D.
Todd Boellstorff, for mining and excavation of soil on
property located north and west of the corner of South
96th Street and Olive Creek Road in Lancaster
County, Nebraska. (County Special Permit 165) (98-497)
B. Setting of a public hearing for Tuesday, April 7, 1998
at 1:30 p.m. in the Commissioners/City Council Chambers,
#112, on the first floor of the County-City Building
regarding the sale and fair market value of St. Francis
Chapel located at 1145 South Street.
C. An agreement with KJ Express for inter-office mail
delivery for the County Attorney's Office, for $175 per
month, effective January 12, 1998. (98-513)
D. Contracts relating to road improvements with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Lets Farm Inc. Near NW 70th Street $40 and a
(98-492) & W Rock Creek donation
John C. Benes Near NW 70th Street $40 and a
(98-493) & W Rock Creek donation
Lewis & Bertha M Near N 176th Street $55 and a
Waddle (2 contracts) & Adams Street donation
(98-494) (98-515)
James A Stuart Near N 176th Street $55 and a
(2 contracts) & Adams Street donation
(98-503) (98-504)
John Schuelke Near N 162nd Street $10
(98-495) & Little Salt Road
Elvina Hammer Near N 162nd Street Donation
(98-496) & Little Salt Road
8) ANNOUNCEMENTS:
A. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners will not hold a meeting
on Thursday, March 12, 1998 instead it will be held on Tuesday,
March 10, 1998 at 11:30 a.m. in the Conference Room, #113,
on the first floor of the County-City Building.
B. The Lancaster County Board of Commissioners and the Lincoln City
Council will hold a joint meeting on Tuesday, March 10, 1998 at
3 p.m. in County Commissioners/City Council Chambers, #112, on the
first floor of the County-City Building for the purpose of discussing
the 1998 Annual Review of the 1994 Lincoln-Lancaster County
Comprehensive Plan.
C. A public hearing will be held on Tuesday, March 17, 1998
at 1:30 p.m. in the Commissioners Hearing Room located on
the first floor of the County-City Building for a County
Preliminary Plat, Weckle Subdivision, requested by Paul
Weckle, consisting of three residential lots, on property
located at South 39th Street, north of Panama
Road in Holland, Nebraska. (Preliminary Plat 97028) (98-418)
D. 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.
9) EMERGENCY ITEMS AND OTHER BUSINESS:
10) PENDING:
A. Change of Zone Number 147, from AG Agricultural to AGR
Agricultural Residential, requested by Peter W. Katt on
behalf of Steve Champoux, on property located at the
northwest corner of 134th and "A" Streets in
Lancaster County, Nebraska.
B. 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 April 7, 1998.)
11) 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.
REPORTS AND INFORMATIONAL FILINGS: The following items
which may be of interest to residents of Lancaster County are
among those which have been filed this week in the County Clerk's
Office:
A. Monthly report from the County Clerk. (98-491)
AGENDA for a Meeting of the Lancaster County Board of Equalization to Be
Held Tuesday, March 10, 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 Equalization meeting
held on Tuesday, March 3, 1998. (A copy of these minutes is
on file in the Office of the Lancaster County Clerk.)
2) ADDITIONS AND DEDUCTIONS:
Approval of 37 additions and deductions to the tax assessment
rolls per Exhibit "A". (98-479) (98-482)
3) MOTOR VEHICLE TAX EXEMPTIONS:
Bryan Memorial Hospital dba/Lincoln General Hospital
Pius X High School
Sacred Heart Church
4) NOTICE OF VALUATION CHANGE:
Notice of valuation change for omitted or undervalued
property for Charles E. Ems. (98-296)
5) APPROVAL OF 1998 451A TAX EXEMPTIONS ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
(98-514) (A copy of the listing is available in the County Clerk's
Office for review.)
MINUTES
Lancaster County Board of Commissioners
Commissioners Hearing Room
First Floor, County-City Building
Tuesday, March 10, 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
Diane Staab, Deputy County Attorney
Ann Taylor, County Clerk's Office
1) MINUTES: Approval of the minutes of the Board of Commissioners meeting
held on Tuesday, March 3, 1998. (A copy of the minutes is
on file in the Office of the Lancaster County Clerk.)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval of the minutes of
March 3, 1998. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda and
Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
2) CLAIMS: Approval of all claims processed through Tuesday, March
10, 1998.
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion carried.
3) The Clerk asked if anyone present requested a change in the agenda. No
requests were made and the meeting proceeded as printed.
4) PUBLIC HEARINGS:
A. Allocation of Keno funds as follows:
PROJECTS PAID DIRECTLY FROM KENO FUND
Beltway Study & Archaeological & Historical
Survey..........................................$316,669
Prevention Grants...............................$ 22,000
Wilderness Park Bridge..........................$100,000
Wilderness Park Ecological Study................$100,000
Aerial Photos-City/County Project...............$ 43,153
Sheriff-Mobile Data Terminals...................$ 13,277
Lincoln Action Program-Youth Violence Alternatives
Funding.........................................$ 7,500
$602,599
TRANSFER TO GENERAL FUND FOR GENERAL FUNDS PROJECTS
Geographic Information Services-50% split with City
to complete monumentation.......................$150,000
Geographic Information Services-Hardware &
Software........................................$ 75,000
Register of Deeds Index Books...................$ 20,500
Pilot Wellness Project..........................$ 15,000
Grants Administration Manager...................$ 6,000
Implementation of Tesseract Payroll System......$160,000
$426,500
TRANSFER TO GRANTS FUND
Teen Court Start Up Funding.................... $ 7,500
$ 7,500
TRANSFER TO BUILDING FUND
Master Plan Furnishings & Equipment.............$316,890
Senior Center Renovation:
Estimated Share Construction Contract...........$156,000
Information Services-Hub & Fiber Connection.....$ 13,750
Capital Improvement Program for Exterior & Wall.$ 18,800
Install Data Cable..............................$ 2,500
$507,940
TOTAL PROJECTS $1,544,539
FUNDED WITH:
Cash balance 6-30-97 $1,104,539
Estimated receipts for Fiscal Year 1998 $ 440,000
Available Funds for Fiscal Year 1998 $1,544,539
The Chair opened the public hearing and asked if anyone wished to testify
in favor of the allocations.
Dale Arp, past President of the Great Trails Network, appeared in favor
of the allocation for the Wilderness Park Bridge. He stated it was his
understanding that the bridge would serve bikers, City crews and possibly
hikers in the future.
The Chair asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition or in a neutral
position.
No one appeared and the Chair closed the public hearing.
No action was taken because funds were previously allocated.
B. Continuation of a public hearing held on Monday, March 2, 1998 in
the County Commissioners/City Council Chambers, #112, on the first
floor of the County-City Building regarding Comprehensive Plan
Amendment 94-23-26 which amends figure 16 to change property
located generally at 70th Street and Highway 2 from Low
Density Residential to 38 acres of Commercial and 88 acres of
Urban Residential. (98-364)
The Chair reconvened the public hearing and asked if anyone wanted
to testify in favor of the amendment.
Mark Hunzeker, attorney appearing on behalf of Livingston
Investments, stated the amendment was a request for Commercial
designation in the Comprehensive Plan only and that the zoning
would remain Agricultural Residential until such time that the
City Council would change it. He explained that under the zoning
district at the present time the most that could be done with the
property would be the development of acreage type home sites.
Hunzeker said the request made to designate the property Commercial
would be compatible with a neighborhood shopping center, an office
park or a combination of those uses.
He also indicated they had heard all of the neighborhood concerns
and if approval is granted they would spend several months meeting
with the surrounding neighbors and make efforts to address their
concerns and reach consensus regarding the project.
The key component, Hunzeker said, is bringing the sewer up to the
area, particularly to serve the Pine Lakes Subdivision. He
informed the Board that the Livingstons would go forward with
making a contribution to the cost of the sewer upon approval of a
commercial designation.
In response to a question from Campbell, Hunzeker stated it would
take a zoning change on the north side. He explained the entire
126 acres, which includes the Livingstons' property and the Berean
Church property, is presently designated as Low Density
Residential. Hunzeker stated they have requested that all of the
property on the north side be designated as Urban Residential
which would require a change of zone in order to accomplish the
development. A Community Unit Plan and a plat may also be
required.
Hudkins commented that the plan would support a park area and
asked how large it would be.
Hunzeker said the area on the north side of Highway 2 shows
approximately five acres of open space, however, some of the area
is wetlands which would be preserved. He stated there is also an
area at the north end of the Livingstons' property which abuts a
three acre park dedicated in the last plat of Edenton South
Addition and is under discussion with the Edenton South home-
owners. He explained that the Edenton South homeowners are
interested in expanding the park.
Campbell asked Hunzeker to give a brief explanation about the
concerns of the Sanitary Improvement District (S.I.D.)
regarding Pine Lake.
Hunzeker explained that the sewer system serves all of Pine Lake
and that there are some serious problems. He added they have also
become aware that the water system is less than desirable in terms
of quality and pressure. Hunzeker added that the Pine Lake S.I.D.
is willing to work toward annexation.
Tim Stewart, Planning Director, appeared and stated that at the
present time the sewer is laid out and shown in the Comprehensive
Plan, however, it is not currently being studied by the Planning
Department as one of the areas which may be suggested for
annexation.
The Chair asked if anyone wished to speak in opposition or in
a neutral position.
No one appeared and the public hearing was closed.
Action will be taken on Tuesday, March 17, 1998.
5) OLD BUSINESS:
A. A resolution for the vacation of a portion of Wittstruck
Road in conjunction with the construction of the Upper
Little Nemaha Natural Resource District Dam Number 21. (98-507)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Tussing,
Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman and Svoboda voted aye. Motion carried.
B. A resolution for the vacation of a part of Lot Three,
Block One, Deer Park Addition as platted in the City of
Waverly, Nebraska and located in Section 21, Township 11
North, Range 8 East of the 6th Principal Meridian
in Lancaster County, Nebraska. (98-509)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
C. A resolution for the vacation of a portion of Capitol
Parkway, adjacent to Pioneer Heights, near South
84th Street and Mandarin Circle. (98-508)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Hudkins seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion carried.
6) NEW BUSINESS:
A. Approval of a resolution proclaiming the week of March 23 through
March 27, 1998 as "Severe Weather Awareness Week". (98-512)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Steinman,
Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
B. A subdivision agreement with WTK Company, Inc. containing
conditions in connection with a final plat for Branched Oak
Lakeside Acres. (98-516)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell, Hudkins and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
C. An agreement with WTK Company and Pendel Inc. containing conditions
in connection with a Community Unit Plan for Branched Oak Lakeside
Acres. (98-517)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Tussing,
Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman and Svoboda voted aye. Motion carried.
D. An agreement with the State of Nebraska, Department of Roads for
Lancaster County Engineer personnel to supervise and inspect
construction on 84th Street from Adams Street to U.S. Highway 6, at
rates as specified in the agreement. (Project STPAA-5249(3)) (98-
505)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Campbell seconded approval. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
E. Recommendation from the Community Mental Health Center
Director and the Purchasing Agent to accept a proposal
and sign a contract with Pharmacy Corporation of America
dba/PharMerica, to provide prescription drugs and related
services, for a three year period with an option to
renew, at rates as specified in the contract. (98-498)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion carried.
F. Recommendation from the Noxious Weed Control Authority
Superintendent and the Purchasing Agent to award bids for
weed control services to "All Care" Grounds Management,
B & B Mowing and Spraying and Eden Lawn Care & Tree
Service, at rates as specified in the bids. (98-499)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Steinman,
Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
G. Recommendation from the Audit Committee and the Purchasing Agent
to accept a proposal from Hayes & Associates LLC for external
auditing services for all County funds and offices, for an
estimated $151,200 for a six year period. (98-500)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Campbell seconded approval. On call Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell, Hudkins and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
H. Recommendation from the County Engineer and the Purchasing Agent to
award a bid to Hartmann Construction Company, for grading
construction on Arbor Road, North 112th Street and Havelock
Avenue and West Agnew Road, for $455,232.66. (98-501)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Tussing,
Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman and Svoboda voted aye. Motion carried.
I. Approval of a resolution writing off an uncollectible
account owed to Lancaster Manor, for $651.47. (98-510)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
J. Approval of a resolution writing off an uncollectible
account owed to Lancaster Manor, for $200. (98-511)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call Hudkins,
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye. Motion carried.
K. A political subdivision tort claim filed against the Corrections
Department by George Gaston III for lost property, in the amount
of $10. (98-506)
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to accept the Director's
recommendation and deny the claim. On call Steinman, Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
L. Approval of a salary increase for Andrew Jacobsen, Deputy
County Attorney, from Attorney I to Attorney II, at an
annual salary of $49,466, effective March 12, 1998. (98-485)
Gary Lacey, County Attorney, appeared and explained the salary is
commensurate with that of Kristi Egger, Deputy Public Defender,
who has the same background and legal experience.
MOTION: Tussing moved and Hudkins seconded approval. On call Svoboda,
Tussing, Campbell, Hudkins and Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
M. Request from Marcy Hanson, an employee in the County
Sheriff's Office, to voluntarily participate in the
County's retirement plan, having met the requirements. (98-471)
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Campbell seconded approval. On call Tussing,
Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman and Svoboda voted aye. Motion carried.
N. Reappointment of Jim Ballas and Diane Rolfsmeyer to the Lincoln-
Lancaster Commission on Aging and the Lincoln Area Agency on Aging
Advisory Council, terms to expire July 1, 2000. (98-489) (98-490)
MOTION: Tussing moved and Hudkins seconded approval. On call Campbell,
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
7) 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. Setting of a public hearing for Tuesday, March 24, 1998 at
1:30 p.m. in the County Commissioners/City Council Chambers, #112,
on the first floor of the County-City Building for a County Special
Permit, requested by D. Todd Boellstorff, for mining and excavation
of soil on property located north and west of the corner of South
96th Street and Olive Creek Road in Lancaster County,
Nebraska. (County Special Permit 165) (98-497)
B. Setting of a public hearing for Tuesday, April 7, 1998 at 1:30 p.m.
in the Commissioners/City Council Chambers, #112, on the first
floor of the County-City Building regarding the sale and fair
market value of St. Francis Chapel located at 1145 South Street.
C. An agreement with KJ Express for inter-office mail delivery for the
County Attorney's Office, for $175 per month, effective January
12, 1998. (98-513)
D. Contracts relating to road improvements with the following:
Landowner Location Amount
Lets Farm Inc. Near NW 70th Street $40 and a
(98-492) & W Rock Creek Road donation
John C. Benes Near NW 70th Street $40 and a
(98-493) & W Rock Creek Road donation
Lewis & Bertha M Near N 176th Street $55 and a
Waddle (2 contracts) & Adams Street donation
(98-494) (98-515)
James A Stuart Near N 176th Street $55 and a
(2 contracts) & Adams Street donation
(98-503) (98-504)
John Schuelke Near N 162nd Street $10
(98-495) & Little Salt Road
Elvina Hammer Near N 162nd Street Donation
(98-496) & Little Salt Road
MOTION: Hudkins moved and Campbell seconded approval of the Consent Items.
On call Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye.
Motion carried.
8) ANNOUNCEMENTS:
The Chair explained that the reason the County Board is not holding a
meeting on Thursday, March 12, 1998 is because they are attending the
Southeast Nebraska County Officials Association Spring Meeting.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION: Campbell moved and Tussing seconded adjournment. On call
Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye.
Motion carried.
Kandra Hahn
Lancaster County Clerk
MINUTES
Lancaster County Board of Equalization
Commissioners Hearing Room
First Floor, County-City Building
Tuesday, March 10, 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
Diane Staab, Deputy County Attorney
Ann Taylor, County Clerk's Office
1) MINUTES:
Approval of the minutes of the Board of Equalization meeting
held on Tuesday, March 3, 1998. (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
March 3, 1998. On call Campbell, Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda
and Tussing voted aye. Motion carried.
2) ADDITIONS AND DEDUCTIONS:
Approval of 37 additions and deductions to the tax assessment
rolls per Exhibit "A". (98-479) (98-482)
MOTION:
Campbell moved and Tussing seconded approval. On call
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye.
Motion carried.
3) MOTOR VEHICLE TAX EXEMPTIONS:
Bryan Memorial Hospital dba/Lincoln General Hospital
Pius X High School
Sacred Heart Church
MOTION:
Tussing moved and Campbell seconded approval of motor vehicle
tax exemptions for Pius X High School and Sacred Heart Church
and approval of motor vehicle tax exemptions for Bryan
Memorial Hospital dba/Lincoln General Hospital subject to the
vehicles being titled and registered to the applicant. On
call Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted
aye. Motion carried.
5) APPROVAL OF 1998 451A TAX EXEMPTIONS ON REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY.
(98-514) (A copy of the listing is available in the County Clerk's
Office for review.)
Campbell noted for the record that she is on the Board of
Directors for the Food Bank.
Steinman said she is a Trustee for the Women's Club.
Hudkins stated he is on the Board of Directors for the
Malcolm Methodist Church.
MOTION:
Campbell moved and Hudkins seconded approval the 1998 451A
tax exemptions on real and personal property with the
exception of the organizations as noted previously by the
Board. On call Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell, Hudkins and
Steinman voted aye. Motion carried.
The Chair recessed the Board of Equalization meeting and reconvened it at
2:30 p.m.
4) NOTICE OF VALUATION CHANGE:
Notice of valuation change for omitted or undervalued
property for Charles E. Ems. (98-296)
Charles Ems, property owner, appeared and stated he felt his
buildings were worth $90,000.
Norm Agena, County Assessor, stated they came in at a value
of $49 per square foot. He stated his office uses the
Marshall & Swift Costing Manual and the property
costed out at $49 per square foot.
MOTION:
Campbell moved and Tussing seconded to accept the Assessor's
recommendation and set the value at $252,636. On call
Hudkins, Steinman, Svoboda, Tussing and Campbell voted aye.
Motion carried.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION: Tussing moved and Campbell seconded to adjourn. On call Steinman,
Svoboda, Tussing, Campbell and Hudkins voted aye. Motion carried.
Kandra Hahn
Lancaster County Clerk