January 8, 2008

State of Nebraska)

County of Seward) ss.

 

A regular meeting of the Seward County Commissioners was convened in open and public session at 8:30 a.m. on January 8, 2008 in the Commissioner’s room at the Seward County Courthouse.  Notice of the meeting was posted on the Courthouse bulleting board and on the Commissioner’s room door.  The agenda for all meetings is kept continually current and is available for public inspection at the County Clerk’s Office during normal business hours.  The agenda is held open until one business day prior to the meeting for appearance before the Board.  The Board of Commissioners has the right to modify the agenda to include items of an emergency nature only at such public meeting.

 

The Seward County Board of Commissioners convened on January 8, 2008 at 8:30 a.m.

Present:

Members:

County Clerk:

Darrell Miller, Scott Stuhr, Larry Dedic, Mary Koci, Joe Ruzicka

Sherry Schweitzer

 

Commissioner Ruzicka called the meeting to order and noted that the public meeting information is posted as required by law and available for public distribution if requested.

 

The Pledge of Allegiance was recited.

 

Schweitzer called for nominations for Chairman of the Seward County Board of Commissioners.

Stuhr nominated Ruzicka. 

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Dedic that nominations cease and a unanimous ballot be cast for Ruzicka as Chairman of the Seward County Board of Commissioners.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Dedic, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

The County Clerk announced that Ruzicka has been elected as Chairman of the Seward County Board of Commissioners and turned the meeting over to the Chairman.

 

Chairman Ruzicka called for nominations for Vice-Chairman of the Seward County Board of Commissioners.

Miller nominated Stuhr.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Miller that nominations cease and a unanimous ballot be cast for Stuhr as Vice-Chairman of the Seward County Board of Commissioners.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Miller, Koci, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Those officials present during their monthly discussion with the Commissioners were: Marilyn Hladky, Gary Petersen, Barb Liska, Kathy Ruzicka, Dan Hansen, Russell Daehling, Jeff Baker, Mike Koci, and Sherry Schweitzer.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Miller to approve the minutes of December 27, 2007.

Affirmative Vote: Stuhr, Miller, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                       Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Dedic to the Blue Valley Community Action Board of Directors.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Stuhr, Miller, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Koci to appoint Stuhr to the Region V Mental Health Governing Board.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Koci, Dedic, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Miller to appoint Ruzicka as Seward County’s Representative on the Southeast Nebraska Development District Board (SENDD).

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Miller, Koci, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Dedic to appoint Stuhr and Koci as Seward County’s representative on the Seward County Unified Economic Development Board.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Dedic, Stuhr, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Miller to appoint Stuhr as Seward County’s representative on the Four Corners Health Board.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Miller, Dedic, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Koci to the Seward County Visitors Committee.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Stuhr, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Dedic to appoint Koci to the CASA Board.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Dedic, Stuhr, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Koci as a BRIDGES board member.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Miller to appoint Dedic to the Seward/Saline Solid Waste Agency.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Miller, Koci, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Dedic to appoint Ray Naber as Seward County’s Representative to the Great Plains, Resource, Conservation and Development Board.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Dedic, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Koci to appoint Dedic to the CISDA Board.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Koci, Stuhr, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Stuhr and Miller to the Seward County E911 Board.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Stuhr, Dedic, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Koci to the Seward County Aging Services Commission.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Stuhr, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Dedic to appoint Miller as liaison to Upper Big Blue NRD and Stuhr as alternate.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Dedic, Miller, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Dedic to appoint Dedic as liaison to Lower Platte South NRD and Miller as alternate.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Dedic to appoint Ruzicka to work with case workers on G.A. cases and Stuhr as alternate, and that they have the authority to make interim decisions for the board in case of emergency.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Dedic, Miller, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Koci to appoint Dr. J.B. Ketner, the County Sheriff and the County Clerk as the Seward County Health Board, with the County Clerk as secretary per 71-501 RRS 1943.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Koci, Dedic, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Dedic to appoint Dr. Connie Novak or any other Physician of Memorial Health Care Systems as the County Coroner’s doctor.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Dedic, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

         

Moved by Miller and seconded by Stuhr to set the County Holidays to follow the State of Nebraska schedule as outlined in 25-2221 RSS 1943 or as otherwise determined by the County Board of Commissioners.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Stuhr to approve the following depositories for Seward County funds for 2007 in compliance with State Statutes 77-2311-2316 and 2318:  The Cattle National Bank & Trust Co., Jones National Bank & Trust Company, and Union Bank & Trust Company, all of Seward and Farmers & Merchants Bank of Milford and First National Bank of Utica.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Stuhr, Dedic, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Stuhr to name the Seward County Independent and the Milford Times as the official newspapers for Seward County.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Stuhr, Koci, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Koci to appoint Russell Daehling as the Seward County Highway Supt. for 2008 as per State Statute 39-1501 RSS 1943 with a present salary of $4,250.00 per month and a cost of living adjustment to be given in the same manner as other appointed officials in July, 2008.           

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Koci, Miller, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Stuhr to re-appoint Jeff Baker as the Seward County Veteran’s Service Officer.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Dedic to re-appoint Gary Petersen as the Seward County Weed Supt and Emergency Manager.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Dedic, Koci, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Chairman Ruzicka removed himself from the Board at 8:59 a.m. due to Kathy Ruzicka being his spouse.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Koci to re-appoint Kathy Ruzicka as the Seward County Aging Services Director.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Koci, Dedic, Stuhr                

Abstain: Ruzicka                                                                         Motion Carried.

 

Chairman Ruzicka joined the Board at 9:00 a.m.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Koci to appoint Monique Ruby as the CASA Director.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Koci, Miller, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Miller to appoint Denise Janssen as the Pre-Trial Diversion Coordinator.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

                            

Moved by Miller and seconded by Stuhr to appoint Sherry Schweitzer as the Seward County Budget Making Authority.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Miller to set the salary for the Deputy County Assessor, Chief Deputy County Attorney, Deputy Clerk of the District Court, Deputy County Clerk, Deputy County Treasurer at 79% of their respective officials, Deputy County Attorneys at 74% of their respective official and the Chief Deputy County Sheriff at 90% of his/her respective official.

Affirmative Vote:

Miller withdrew his second.  Stuhr withdrew his motion.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Stuhr to accept the 2008 List of Office Liaisons and Seward County Committee appointments as follows:

Affirmative vote: Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

(See next page for complete List of Office Liaisons).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2008 Commissioner Committees

 

 

 

Liaison to County Offices

Commissioner Koci

Commissioner Stuhr

 

Aging Director

Koci

Aging Services Commission  Member

 

 

 

 

 

BRIDGES Board Member

E911 Board Member

 

Assessor

Stuhr

CASA Board Member

Four Corners Health Dept.

 

 

 

Chamber of Commerce liaison

GA & CM Cases/Updates alternate

Attorney

Dedic

Fair Board liaison

Local Emergency(LEPC)

 

 

 

Fourth of July Committee

Region V Mental Health Board Member

Bldg. & Grounds

Miller

Seward County Visitors Committee

Seward Economic Dev. Board

 

 

Seward Economic Dev. Board

Upper Big Blue Liaison - Alternate

CASA

Koci

Tourism

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Clerk

Ruzicka

Commissioner Miller

Commissioner Ruzicka

 

 

 

ADA Compliance

 

 

 

County Court

Miller

Bldgs & Grounds Liaison

Agenda

 

 

 

 

E911 Board Member

City of Seward

 

Dist. Court

Stuhr

Planning & Zoning Board Liaison

Courthouse Closing

 

 

 

Seward County Housing Authority

GA & CM Cases/Guideline updates

E-911 Center

Miller

Upper Big Blue  NRD liaison

NIRMA

 

 

 

 

Lower Platte South Liaison - Alternate

Southeast NE Dev. District

 

Extension Office

Koci

 

Veterans Service Committee

 

 

 

Commissioner Dedic

Buildings & Grounds Liaison - Alternate

Handi-Bus

Ruzicka

Abandoned Cemeteries

Planning & Zoning Board Liaison - Alternate

 

 

Blue Valley Community Action Board Member

 

 

 

Highway Supt.

Ruzicka

CISDA Board Member

 

 

 

 

 

Legislature

Entire Board Committees

 

Pre-Trial Diversion

Koci

Lower Platte South NRD Liaison

Budget Authority & Budget/Finance

 

 

Safety Committee

Hwy Dept. Equipment & Shops

Public Defender

Miller

Seward/Saline Solid Waste Board

                including Bridge & Personnel

 

 

 

Insurance

 

 

Sheriff (inc. jail)

Stuhr

Former Commissioner Ray Naber

One & Six Year Road Plan

 

 

 

Great Plains R C & D Board Member

 

 

 

Treasurer

Stuhr

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Veterans Serv. Off

Ruzicka

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Weed/Emer. Man

Ruzicka

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Zoning/Bldg.Insp

Miller

 

 

 

 

 

 

Marilyn Hladky, Seward County Assessor met with the Board in regard to amending a policy in her office for a definition for Agricultural or Horticultural parcel.  The Commissioners discussed the various possibilities with the current wording and the wording that Hladky would like them to consider.  No action was taken at this time since protests are already in progress for this year.

 

Commissioner Reports:

Commissioner Miller had no report.

 

Commissioner Stuhr has a Four Corners Health Dept. meeting this evening.  He also presented information from Region V in regard to Emergency Protective Custodies (EPC’s).

 

Commissioner Dedic reported he attended a CISDA meeting the previous night. 

 

Commissioner Koci went to a CASA Board meeting and presented a report from the Hazardous Household Waste Event held last fall.

 

Commissioner Ruzicka had no report.

 

 

The Commissioners recessed at 9:25 a.m.

The Commissioner reconvened at 9:45 a.m.

 

Russell Daehling, Seward County Highway Superintendent gave the Commissioners information concerning the 1 & 6 Year Road Plan.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Dedic to authorize the Highway Superintendent to advertise for a public hearing for the 1 & 6 Year Road Plan.

Affirmative vote: Miller, Dedic, Stuhr, Koci, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Miller to accept the Clerk of the District Court Fee Report for December 2007 in the amount of $2,169.42.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Miller, Stuhr, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Miller to accept the Sheriff’s Fee and Mileage report for November 2007 in the amount of $1,597.00 and $825.28 respectively.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Miller, Koci, Stuhr, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

County Clerk Sherry Schweitzer and County Treasurer Bob Dahms presented information on audit costs including a survey of area counties and their costs incurred for annual audits.  New federal regulations called SAS112 have caused more auditing procedures and thus, more costs.  The Commissioners discussed whether to go out for bids for performing the Seward County audit.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Koci to retain Niewedde & Wiens, CPA for a period of 3 years to conduct the Seward County audit.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Koci, Miller, Dedic, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Lisa Bennett of BRIDGES presented information for a grant which funds a Pre-Diversion Case worker.  The Commissioners raised questions about the cost of the grant compared to the previous year.  The item was tabled until Bennett was able to get information from the Pre-Trial Diversion Office.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Koci to approve the cost of living increase for Elected Officials at 2.7% for calendar year 2008.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Koci, Dedic, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

Bennett returned with information from the Pre-Trial Diversion Office in regard to the grant requests discussed earlier.

 

Moved by Stuhr and seconded by Koci to authorize the Chairman to sign the grant documents for a Juvenile Grant.

Affirmative vote: Stuhr, Koci, Dedic, Miller, Ruzicka                        Motion Carried.

 

David Kimble, Seward County Public Defender was present to discuss the Public Defender position.  The Commissioners discussed making the job full time.  Currently, it is a part time position with a ¾ time clerical help.  Kimble stated that if the Commissioners would make the position full time, he would need to make his staff person a full time (40 hour) position.  The Commissioners also discussed the office space for the public defender.

 

The Commissioners also discussed setting the salary of their own office.  They stated they would like to get closer to the NACO recommendation of 50% of the Elected Officials salary.  Currently, they are at 40%.

 

They gave the County Attorney information for her to formulate resolutions for next week.

 

The Commissioners then recessed at 9:50 a.m.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Seward County Board of Equalization

January 8, 2008

State of Nebraska)

County of Seward) ss.

 

Present:

 

 

Members:

County Clerk:

County Assessor:

Darrell Miller, Scott Stuhr, Larry Dedic, Mary Koci, Joe Ruzicka

Sherry Schweitzer

Marilyn Hladky

 

County Clerk Sherry Schweitzer called the meeting to order and noted that the public meeting information is posted as required by law and available for public distribution if requested.

 

Schweitzer called for nominations for Chairman of the Seward County Board of Equalization.

Miller nominated Stuhr.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Koci that nominations cease and a unanimous ballot be cast for Stuhr as Chairman of the Seward County Board of Equalization.

Affirmative vote:  Dedic, Koci, Miller, Ruzicka, Stuhr                       Motion Carried.

         

The County Clerk announced that Stuhr has been elected as Chairman of the Seward County Board of Equalization and turned the meeting over to the Chairman.

 

Chairman Stuhr called for nominations for Vice-Chairman for the Seward County Board of Equalization.

 

Koci nominated Ruzicka.

 

Moved by Miller and seconded by Dedic that nominations cease and a unanimous ballot be cast for Ruzicka as Vice-Chairman of the Seward County Board of Equalization.

Affirmative vote:  Miller, Dedic, Koci, Ruzicka, Stuhr                       Motion Carried.

 

The Board of Equalization then held a protest hearing for John W. Reitz in regard to disallowing the special valuation for property he owns.

 

No one appeared for the protest hearing.

 

The Commissioners then discussed previous protest hearings held but decisions not made.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Ruzicka to deny the protest of Mark Pieloch on parcel # 800023684 on an 80 acre tract and parcel # 8000023668 for real estate in Section 25 Township 12 North, Range 4 East of the 6th p.m.

Affirmative vote: Koci, Ruzicka, Miller, Dedic, Stuhr                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Ruzicka and seconded by Miller to approve Tax List Corrections 14-07PP, 15-07PP, 16-07PP, 17-07PP and 29-07RP.

Affirmative vote: Ruzicka, Miller, Koci, Dedic, Stuhr                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Ruzicka and seconded by Miller to approve the motor vehicle exemptions as follows:

St Paul Lutheran Church

1993

Ford 4Dr

2FACP74W1PX182874

Memorial Health Care Syst

2001

Chevy Silverado

1GCHK29U21E314767

Good Shepherd Luth Church

1999

Haulmark Utility Trlr

16HCB1016XH056503

Seward/Saline Co Solid Waste Mgmt Agency

2001

Alleycat Rcycl Trlr RSW-3000

1D9RP2429YB388059

 

2001

Alleycat Rcycl Trlr RSW-3000

1D9RP2429YB388076

 

2001

Alleycat Rcycl Trlr RSW-3000

1D9RP2428YB399004

 

2007

Alleycat Rcycl Trlr

1D9RP24297B388013

Affirmative vote: Ruzicka, Miller, Koci, Dedic, Stuhr                        Motion Carried.

 

Moved by Dedic and seconded by Miller to adjourn as the Board of Equalization at 11:08 a.m. upon call of the Chairman.

Affirmative vote: Dedic, Miller, Koci, Ruzicka, Stuhr                        Motion Carried.

 

State of Nebraska)

County of Seward) ss.

 

I, Sherry Schweitzer, the undersigned County Clerk of Seward County, Nebraska do hereby certify the foregoing minutes are true and are part of the official records of this office.

 

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal this              day of                                        2008.

         

________________________

Clerk

________________________

Chairman

 

 

The Board of Commissioners reconvened at 11:08 a.m.

 

The Commissioners discussed attending the NACO Institute of Excellence.  It is a course developed by NACO in cooperation with the University of Nebraska Extension Dept. and each county is allowed 1 participant at this time.  Commissioner Koci said she was interested in attending. 

 

Moved by Ruzicka and seconded by Dedic to pay the tuition of $225 for Commissioner Koci to attend the Institute of Excellence.

Affirmative vote: Ruzicka, Dedic, Miller, Stuhr, Koci                        Motion Carried.

 

The Commissioners then discussed the selection of an architect for the jail project.  Dan Williamson, consultant for the jail project gave a synopsis of each firm’s expenses and fees they quoted.  Also present to give their opinion was Joe Yocum, County Sheriff, and Terry Kamprath, Jail Administrator.  The Commissioners decided that they would each choose their personal 2 finalists and that these 2 companies would make another presentation.

Each of the Commissioners stated their final 2 finalists as follows:

Miller:  DLR Group and Carlson West Povondra

Stuhr:  Carlson West Povondra and DLR Group

Dedic:  DLR Group and Prochaska & Associates

Koci:    Carlson West Povondra & Davis Design

Ruzicka:  DLR Group and Carlson West Povondra

 

Chairman Ruzicka stated then that the 2 finalists that would make another presentation would be Carlson West Povondra and DLR Group.

 

Known items on the agenda for January 15, 2008 are as follows:

  9:00 a.m.

Convene and announce Open Meetings Law

Pledge of Allegiance

Discuss/Action - Approve minutes of January 8, 2008

Discuss/Action - GA Case(s)

 

  9:05 a.m.

Discuss/Action – 2008 Weed Control Plan

 

  9:30 a.m.

Discuss/Action - Lease/ Purchase Vibratory Soil Compactor

 

10:00 a.m.

Discuss/Action – Public Hearing – Public Transportation – New Mini Bus

Discuss/Action – Action on above hearing

 

10:15 a.m.

Discuss/Action - Board of Equalization – Convene and announce Open Meetings Law

Discuss/Action – Approve minutes of December 21, 2007 & January 8, 2008

Discuss/Action – Greenbelt Disqualification Protests

          Discuss/Action – Action on above Protests

 

 

Other Business Matters to Address When Time Allows

Discuss/Action – Public/Officials/Boards

Commissioners Reports

Right of Way Request(s):

Discuss/Action – Accept County Clerk fee report for Dec 2007 - $24,751.25

Discuss/Action – Res. – Full Time Public Defender Position

 

The Commissioners recessed at 11:45 a.m.

The Commissioners reconvened at 12:00 p.m.

 

Moved by Koci and seconded by Miller to adopt Resolution #2597 in regard to setting the salaries for the County Commissioners and the Public Defender.

RESOLUTION NO. 2597 OF THE SEWARD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

 

WHEREAS, the laws of the State of Nebraska provide that the salaries of elected officials be fixed by the County Board prior to January 15, of the year in which a general election will be held for the respective offices; and

 

WHEREAS, all elected County officials shall be included on an equal basis with other County Employees as to the provisions and benefits of any group insurance, retirement, life insurance or any other benefits adopted by the County Board of Commissioners; and

 

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: by the Seward County Board of Commissioners, that the following salaries for the respective offices be established for the term of office encompassing the calendar years of 2009, 2010, 2011, and 2012 for the Seward County Public Defender and 2009 and 2010 for Seward County Commissioner.

 

The full time Seward County Public Defender Base Salary for the term beginning January 8, 2009 is hereby set at $ 49,000 plus an annual cost of living adjustment for 2010, 2011, and 2012 based on the “Consumer Price Index of Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, U.S. City Average” (hereinafter referred to as CPI).  Said cost of living adjustment shall be based on a 12 month average of the previous year in which the raise is contemplated, using the December to November time frame.  For example, the cost of living adjustment for 2010 shall be calculated by taking each month’s CPI beginning December 2008 to November 2009 (a 12 month period) and average those numbers.

 

The Seward County Commissioners Base Salary for the term beginning January 8, 2009 is hereby set at 43% of the salary of the 2008 Elected County Officials (not to include County Attorney and County Sheriff) rounded up to the nearest dollar, plus an annual cost of living adjustment for 2010, based on the “Consumer Price Index of Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers, U.S. City Average” (hereinafter referred to as CPI).  Said cost of living adjustment shall be based on a 12 month average of the previous year in which the raise is contemplated, using the December to November time frame.  For example, the cost of living adjustment for 2010 shall be calculated by taking each month’s CPI beginning December 2008 to November 2009 (a 12 month period) and average those numbers.

 

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED: That in the event any changes are made during the term of office in the Health Insurance, Life Insurance, Retirement, or other benefits for the County Employees, the elected County Officials shall also receive the same benefits on the effective date of the change.

 

FURTHER:  All yearly salary adjustment mentioned above as a “Cost of Living Index” are limited to a maximum of 4 % for all elected officials.

 

Dated this 8th day of January 2008.

Motion by: Koci<