County Commission Minutes October 14 2002
The Franklin County Board of Commissioners met in regular session led by Chairman John E Taylor with Commissioners Ferguson Stottlemire and Woolman present. Topics included jail ceiling repairs at 2500 for 12 cells using part time help, 911 and Juvenile Detention temperature issues, budget changes cutting carryover use for FIT program, and Community Corrections Board approval. An easement grant for road drainage was approved. Payroll change 02 356 for Don Sawyer was approved. Oil furnace bid for Shenandoah 4750 favored. Ottawa dumping of circus trash discussed. Resolution 02 66 for public hearing on Country Estates Benefit District proposed special assessments approved. Minutes from October 9 2002 approved. Executive session held for non elected personnel with no action. meeting adjourned 11 40.
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Donald R. Stottlemire
Dennis G. Woolman
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Ethel Wallace
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Gale Hall
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Vicki Eckard
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Ray DeJulio
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Ray
Ottawa
Bob Thompson
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