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Home My WebLink AboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 03/19/1987CALL TO ORDER ALL PRESENT MINUTES APPROVED ABATEMENTS PROPERI'Y SPLIT FORGIVENESS OF PENALTY BEALS -APPROVED FORGIVENESS OF PENALTY DENIED -MANDOLFO MINUTES OF THE ADJCXJRNED MEEI'ING OF THE BOARD OF COONTY CCMMISSIONERS OI'TER TAIL CCl.JNTY MINNESOI'A March 19, 1987 Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Canmissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota met Thursday, March 19, 1987 with all members present. Chairnian Hovland called the meeting to order at 12:30 p.m. Motion was made by Mel·o. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the minutes of the March 12th meeting as mailed. Upon motion made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, the following_applications for hanestead classification and/or reduction of assessed valuation·were approved: Edwin Toews Otto Township Hanestead classification Ronald A. Leitch Dane Prairie Horrestead classification Bernadine WaJJ<er Go:man Building overvalued and should be seasonal & recreational Patrick Kusick Gonnan Omitted building value Larry Louisiana Henning 'Iwp. Wrong classification Gregory Koep Leaf Mountain Horrestead classification State of Minnesota Newton Tax exempt State of Minnesota Fergus Falls City Tax exempt State of Minnesota Scambler Tax exempt Steffen Christensen Otter Tail 'Iwp. Land overvalued Clifton Gustafson Rush Iake Residential hanestead with full Wm. Jordan Timothy Braun Clifford Clausen Wm. Lillis Dennis Johnson Gary Hutchins James Buckley Richard Sheils James Wedll Troy Fosse Lowell Larsen Rush Iake Scambler Deer Creek City Dent City Fergus Falls City Fergus Falls City Fergus Falls City Fergus Falls City Fergus Falls City New York Mills Everts disability Garage overvalued and should be recreational & seasonal House overvalued Mid-y~r hanestead Building overvalued Residential non-hanestead Residential mid-year hanestead Building overvalued Cornnercial Residential hanestead Residential hanestead Change classification and rerrove increase in seasonal structures Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unanimously carried, to approve a split of the 1986 tax, now delinquent, and appor- tion to the respective parties on property in oak Valley Township owned by Russel & Marcia Anderson and James & Karen Sladek. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve payment without penalty on late payment of tax by Roger Beals, Henning, where payment was made in 1986 and a refund issued, resulting in delinquency. Motion was made by Melo. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried to deny forgiveness of penalty on late payment of tax by Scott Mandolfo in Girard Township, where the statement was mailed to the last known address and forwarded, having been received too late to pay without penalty. GAMBLING PERMIT An application by the Tri County Ccmnunity Center, Wadena, for gambling 'IRI CCXJNTY CCM-1. CEN'IER permit at the Nite Owl Lounge, Junct.ilc;m State Highway #10 and CSAH #75, was presented to the Board with no objections being raised. MARCH 26TH MEETING CANCELED Motion was made by Mel O. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously to cancel the meeting scheduled for 'Ihursday, March 26th, due to Al'C Legislative Sessions in Saint Paul. ORWEI.J...TCmNSHIP RESOUJTION TANDEM AXIB DUMP TRUCK BIDS REJECTED TANDEM AXIB DUMP TRUCK NEW BID SPECIFICATIONS MEDIUM DUTY SIGN TRUCK W.O.T. S & W CONS. DISTRICT, PICK-UP ASCS & W & W. CONS. OFFICES County Board -2 -March 19, 1987 A resolution sul:mitted by the Orwell Town Board calling for reduction of farm land valuations in Orwell Township was presented to the Board. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- mously carried, to accept said resolution and the County Auditor was instructed to file same. The matter of bids received and accepted for ,~the purchase of four tandem axle dump trucks was brought up for discussion. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unanimously carried, to rescind the motion of March 12th accepting the bid of Alexandria Diesel, Alexandria, MN, in the amount of $219,920 for four tandem axle dump trucks. After listening to the various interested parties, motion was made by Melo. Olson to reject all bids for the tandem axle dump trucks. The motion was seconded by Sydney Nelson and carried with Camnissioners Olson, Nelson and Nordgren voting "yes", Lindquist and Hovland voting "no" • .tJbtion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- mously carried, to instruct the County Attorney Mike Kirk, Larry Krohn, County Coordinator and Forest Huse from the Highway Department, to draft new specifications for·tandem axle dump trucks to be submitted to the board for consideration on April 2, 1987. The matter of acceJ_btance of the bids for the medium duty sign truck was brought up for final action. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Hall Ge Truck Sales, Fargo, ND, in the amount of $19,821.00 base bid, with option #2 -$3,913.00 and option #3 + $1,.]45.00 for a net bid of $17,253.00, being the lowest bid. Clif Keller, Director of West Otter Tail County Soil & Water Conser- vation District, appeared before the Board stating they need one additional person in the district office due to work load, a tree planter and a pickup truck, preferable a two wheel drive. Motion was made by Melo. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanirrously carried, to appropriate $5,000 for the West Otter Tail County Soil & Water Conservation District out of the County Revenue Fund, for the purchase of a used pickup. John Schmidt of the West Otter Tail County Soil & Water Conservation District infonned the Board the space re:ruirerrents for the District Office in Fergus Falls due to the C.R.P. and R.I.M. programs necessitate moving into larger quarters, stating the ASCS and the S & W Cons~ .. Dist. offices are exploring moving into quarters large enough to house both U.S.D.A. offices, inquiring if the county would be interested in moving the Extension Off ice as well. No interest on the part of the County Board • . AGRICULTURAL ]NSPECTOR Mark Bowers, West Otter Tail County Agricultural Agent, appeared before the Board repJrting on lobbying efforts regarding land retirement, etc •• He also repJrted on weed control and beaver control .. problE!TIS • BEAVER CONTROL COMPARABIB WORI'H S'IUDY COMMITI'EE .tJbtion was made by Mel o. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously carried, to instruct the County Attorney to draft a letter to all the townships relative to the re:ruirements that must.be met for the county to pay beaver control. Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Melo. Olson and unani- mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Camnissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that Michael Kirk, County Attorney, Lar:cy Krohn, County Coordinator and Diane Thorsen, Director·of Public Health, be and are hereby appointed a can- mittee to canplete the Otter Tail County Ccrnparable Worth Study. Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 19th day of March, 1987 JUDGES CHAMBER FURNISHINGS SALARY INCREASE SHALE & WNDIN ACKLING BUIIDING REMJDELING STATE OF MINNESorA CO-OP PURCHASE AGREE. GAMBLING LICENSE PEL.RW. SOORTSMEN ORWELL GRAVEL PIT BILLS ALI..C»JED County Board -3 -March 19, 1987 Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by :Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the request of the courts, for purchase of furnishings for the court reporters offices and the judges chambers in the new justice facility, at an estiroated cost of $1,950 for each of the two court reporter offices and $6,000 for the judges chambers. The matter of salary increase for Sharon Shale and Richard Lundin in Data Processing was brought up for final resolve. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and camiied witzh fl.~1 O. Olson voting "no", to grant additional armual, ,salary 9f $2,000 ,each,, i±etl;o- active, .to ·Januacy; ·1; 1987. Larry Krohn, County Coordinator, reported the rental agreement with Soil & Water Conservation District at the Perham office has been finalized, and additional renodeling is necessary. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanimously carried, to proceed with the necessary renodeling at the Adding Building and obtain quotations for same. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Melo. Olson and unani- mously carried, to approve the cooperative p1.lll!'.'chasing agreement with the State of Minnesota, and the Chainnan of the Board was authorized to execute said agreement on behalf of Otter· ·.mail County. An application by the Pelican River Sportsman's Club, Pelican Rapids was presented to the Board for gambling pennit at Dunnvilla in the Country, with no objections by the Board. The lease to the pistol and rifle club of a deoleted gravel pit in Orwell Township was brought up for discussioru~i.th µt>ssilible sale of said gravel pit. No action taken. Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- rrously carried, the follaving bills were allCMed: I \iEi~DO R NAfYtE n' ••• ,, • ,, .... -•• ,, ... :, ••• Ir • -II • A-1 LOCI-< AND 1-:EY ALEXANDRIA DIESEL SERVICE AMOCO OIL CO ANDERSON~CRAIG ANDERSON,J. ALLAN ANOKA COUNTY SHERIFF ARCHIES AUTO SAFETY SERVICES B DALTON BODKS~LLER BATTLE LAKE AUTO PARTS BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL BATTLE FARMERS UNION 0 ·.-1 .. ~ BATTL~ LAKE HARDWARE BATTLE LAKE REVIEW BATT;_E LAl-<E STt::H-.:Dt. RD BECKER CO SHERIFF~s D~PT BENSEN & ASSOCIATES BEREND, DENNIS D. BEREf\!D, DENN r S D. Bf "RGE, ANGELA B:.1~GERUD, SYLVIA BEYER'S BODY SHOP INC BIG A AUTO PARTS ~-BIG A AUTO .PARTS BIRKHOLZ NORTHSIDE SELF-SERV BJORGO,HENRY BOB MOORE FORD INC BOB'S STANDARD BULK SERVICE BOWER,MARK BRANDEN~MARJORIE BRETZ HARDWARE BROGARD PLUMBING CO. BUD'S STATION BUD'S STATION BUTCH TAYLOR TRUCKIN&. BUTTERWORTH LEGAL PUBLISHING C & J TYPEWRITER SERVICE CARLSON OIL CO INC CAROL & GENE'S OK HARDWARE CARR ENTERPRISES INC CARR ENTERPRISES INC. CASS CLAY CREAMERY CASS CO SHERIFF CHIPPEWA CO SHERIFF CITY CENTER TW HDWE CLAY CO SHERIFF'S DEPT CLAY COUNTY HWY. DEPT. CO-OP SERVICES INC CO-OP SERVICES INC CO~MISSIDNER OF TRANSPORTATION COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER,DENZIL CORPORATE RISK ~ANAGERS CRANE JOHNSON LUMBER CO.-PR CURT'S REPAIR DACOTAH PAPER COMPANY DAKOTA CO SHERIFF 15.38 -:7 c,i:.:· I ...:.Jc \.J..J 43.20 20.88 27.45 78.30 J. 88. 86 418.51 255a J, 1 49.14 ;:::6. 50 19. 60 ;:::10. e10 676. BE, 24. 12.'lS 52. 1210 7f/J.4j_ 2;::'.. 8121 H3. ,ZHZI 24.41 253.75 25'3.'37 1318.25 335. E,7 156.E,QJ 409. c-~7 76.40 171. '3'3 3"52 57.18 325. 19 10:21. 121:zi 24.00 100.00 J.19. 19 84.45 21. 18 5.48 299. Q)E, 12.IZl:2! 2e1. sa 29.'36 3'30. 00 c:64. 33 12.40 282.82 78.'33 1Ql40.97 26.74 146.79 455. 12:IZI 8.02 79.67 442.12 27.00 ' JJE;\;DQ R NA'.'r"/E, w, • or • • • • • • • • ■ ■ a ■ ■ n • ■ • 11 • ■ ■ DAKOTAH TRUCK EQUIPMENT DAREL JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION DAWSON,DALE DENT OIL COMPANY DICK'S STANDAF<D DICK'S STANDARD SERVICE DOUGvs Fa□NTIER DOUGLAS CO CT. ADM DOUGLAS CO SHERIFF'S DEPT EAST D.T. TELEPHONE CO. EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY ED'S OUTDOOf"<S E;_DERS COiYi!YJ Elv;ERY, DEB HA EMPIRE BUSIN~SS MACHINES EVERTS,JOHN EXPLORER'S POST# 36 FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION FARNAM TIRE CENTER FARNAM'S GENUINE PARTS INC. FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL ~ERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL ;i:=-EiiGIJS FALLS POL. I CE DEPT FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC. FERGUS MOTORS INC FERGUS TIRE CENTER FERGUS TIRE CENTER FINANCE AND COMMERCE FISKUM AUTO PARTS-W FLAl-<E, JENN I FER FOOD SERVICE OF AMERICA 'rRAZEE FORUM GARDNEii, JERRY GEISl::R,DONNA GENUINE PARTS COMPANY-PR GERRY~s PARTS SUPPLY GOPHER STATE SHOOTER'S SUPPLY GOVERNMENT BUSINESS SYSTEMS GR GRAPHICS INC GUST LAGERQUIST AND SONS HANAN,MIKE HANDEGAARD,STEVE HANSOl'sl, BARBARA !--;ANSON, EVELACE Hi::~NSON, MAR.JEAN HARDEE'S Hi::rnLOWE, GI LES H1'.HLING, NOBLE HAUGE,MARLENE HEDAHLS AUTO CENTER HENDRICKS□N~BEV HENDRICKX I~PLEMENT HENNING ADVOCATE HENNING ADVOCATE HENNING L.P. GAS CO. HENNING TRUE VALUE HARDWARE HENRY'S CANDY COMPANY HIDALGO COUNTY 12.77 E,30. 4)1?! 128.93 :;_e,1. 78 ,.84. 28 2,zi. 1210 :1. 0. er,~ 78!Zt. IC.QI 159.71 4El.94 18.07 323.80 22.50 413.00 3e1. 4:i0 108. 1210 158.60 ~~55. '30 1015.88 222.00 327.65 350.52 1100. 71 28.Ql0 209.38 89.50 1e1. 00 1 ,zie1. 73 6. 3,z, 5.00 ::.05. 11 280.54 93.64 51Zi. 82 42'3. 13 580. enzi 85.00 1. 7E,. 50 44. i.i-7 9.00 96. !lilZI 17'3.61 48. ~7: 1 133.40 7e,. 20 40.50 281.40 58.50 6.ll0 11. 36 57.60 21eI.s9 97.10 39.90 30.00 1· l ! l I l I VEND□:~ NA;Y,c •.•..••......•.......... HINTGEN-KARST & ASSOC. INC. HINTGEN-KARST ELECTRIC CO. HOHMAN TELEPHONE COMPANY HOLES JR .. BERNARD & BETTY M. HOLIDAY HOLIDAY INl\l HOMESTEAD BLDG SUPPLIES-NYM HOMESTEAD BUILDING SUPPLIES HONRUD,ORVIU_E IBM COR~ORAATION INDEPENDENT PRINT SHOPPE INDIANHEAD SPECIALTY INFOCEL INTERSTATE INC JACOBSON & SONS EXCAVATING INC JOHNSON SANITATION JUNGCK,JOHN & EVELYN K I D LEASil\:G KADING'S FARM & HOME CENTER KALAR,Bii_L KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN KNOX AUTO PARTS KNUTSON ELECTRIC KNUTSON HEATING & AIR COND. KOEP' S CLITHEi~ALL_ COR\\\ER_.: KR-□NEIY1AN!'i~ !YtAX _t KRONEMANN,SYLVIA LACAL EQUIPMENT INC. LACHOWITZER,FRANK LAKE REGION HALFWAY HOMES LAKE REGION HOSPITAL LAKE REGION VETERINARY CENTER LAKELAND TRUE VALUE LAMP2RT BUILDING CENTER-FF LINDQUIST.ANDY LINDQUIST,ANDY LOCATORS & SUPPLIES LONG PRAIRIE MEDICAL CENTER LONG PRAIRIE PHARMACY M-R SIGN COMPANY MACQUEEN EQUIPMENT INC. MARSHALL AND SWIFT MARTY~ROGER M1~TZ Al\lD GRE I FF MCBEE MCCOLLOUGH WELDING MEDICINE SHOPPE MEHL'S BOILER REPAIR MEMORIAL HOSP. AND HOMES METZ BAKING COMPANY MEYER~S SERVICE STATION MEYERS GARBAGE SERVICE MIDWEEK,THE iYlIDWEST PRINTING MIDWEST TELEPHONE COMPANY MIKES LOCK AND KEY MILLER & HOLMES INC. MINNEAPOLIS PLAZA nOTEL 25. IZiil.l 397.54 85.79 7E,IZi .. 0~?1 7121. 89 79,,73 123.75 3'3Q1. iZllZi 8. @ZI 31Z1. t·;z1 453. ~A 17.E:.7 :70.'37 L;. 30 57.00 '3~?'.. 52 57.79 57.60 100. 12:iZI 11'3.52 283. 41£< 708.00 30.81 5.50 5.00 2'3. 97 299.73 5.80 575.00 21Zl. 0:ZI 8.60 i2l.87 291Z1. IZ:4 85.00 40 • .'30 4-99. E,5 15.50 89.75 3700. ic.:zi 29.iiZI .l 40. 90 128.00 40. 12:,zi 50. 41Zl 142.00 32.'32 314.75 320.28 3'39.96 MINNESOTA ASSOC OF CO ADMIN MINNESOTA AUDITOR'S ASSOC MINNESOTA BLUEPRINT MINNESOTA CO ATTOR~EY'S ASSOC ~INNESOTA CORRECTIO~AL !ND ~INNESOTA ~□TOR CO~PANY ~INNESOTA,STATE OF MOl~E-4 MOREY PH.D.,ELDON L. NCR CORPORATION NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO. NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO. NELSON BROTHERS PRINTING l\iELSON,SYDNEY NOFWGREI'-!, HUB NOf<DGREN, HUB N'.JRTH CENTRAL JOBBERS INC. NORTH UNION TE~ACO NORTH UNION TEXACO NORTH UNION TOWING NORTHWESTERN FEDERAL NUNDAHL OIL COMPANY NW REGIONAL CORRECTION CENTER □RANDI MEDICAL PA DSWALD.PUBLISHING CO ~bTT~~ tAIL CO SHERIFF DEPT. OTTER TAIL CO. HIGHWAY DEPT. OTTER TAIL FARM CENTER OTTER TAIL POWER COMPANY OTTERTAIL FARM CENTER PAMIDA STORE PARK REGION MUTUAL TELEPHONE PARK REGION MUTUAL TELEPHONE PARTA PRINTERS INC. PAURUS,VICKI PEBBLE LAKE AUTO REPAIR PELICAN HARDWARE HA~K PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS PELICAN READY MIX PELICAN TOWING AND REPAIRS PELICAN VALLEY HEALTH CENTER PELICAN WELDING SHOP PELOQUIN,JOSEPH PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN PERHAM FAR~ SUPPLY PERHAM JEWELRY AND R~PA!R PERHAM OASIS INC PERHAM PRINTING PERHAM STEEL PETTERSm'l, VIC PHILLIPS PETROLEUM PHOTO CENTER,THE PHOTO CENTER,THE PIERCE CO,THE PORTMANN,RICHARD POSTMASTER E.,Z. S'-l- 4 2 i2J 11 ,;~j :Zi 59'-i-., i;:7 E::27. s:zi 304.35 2511 -'+5 820.20 208.017.1 322.00 84. E,0 3L~. ~:;Q'I 341.2.55 3i/'.I. 0'3 129. 11 35. !ZlC?.1 57.E,3 .-, i ,-. "! J .;. • ::J .L 288. e10 c'.050. IZ:IZI 11Zl'3. E,:21 221.53 35.5'3 :'.. 98. 69 75.00 7'3(l!,. 0'3 43.92 301 a 1Zi4 52. '30 56. 7121 7'3. '33 71. ;30 7. :ti 23.38 E..3. 1210 :S.81.30 74.86 :l 9. 0121 38.08 l9.0'3 455.36 --: .-,1.7 .\..-...cu 2.50 :'.. 21. 40 14.71 131.44 44.08 203.28 127.1210 84.1210 VENDOR NJ'.:.)ME •••••••..•••••••.••.•.•• POUChER PRINTING & L!THO. POUCHER PRINTING A~D LITHO PR11IRIE DRAY PRAIRIE LUMBER CO. PR I IV::=: COMPUTER QUAD,~ANT COMPA~,iY QUILL CORPORATION RAY ALLEN MFG COMPANY RAY'S □!~ COMPANY REINHART INST FOOD INC RELIABLE CORP,THE REVIEW ENTERPRISES INC. RICHLAND COUNTY SHERIFF RIEKE CARROLL MULLER ROBINSON,GP.RY ROCHESTER MIDLAND ROSE~KEN ROY'S STANDARD SERVICE RUDD, l{ENYON RUFFRIDGE-JOHNSON EQUIPMENT CO RUSTAD,VIRGINIA f & C COMPUTER SERVICE INC. S T S TRUC!{ING SCHt,,.IARTZ, ROBERT SECURITY STATE BANK SERVICE FOOQ SUPER VALLI S!GE~MAN'S ~TEEL & SALVAGE-f□ SKIP'S GENUINE PARTS SMOKEY'S MACHINE SHOP SOFTWARE HOUSE SOLVEWARE SYSTEMS INC. SOUTH MILL STANDARD STARS A~D STRIPES,THE STATE OF MINNESOTA STOP-N-GO STORES INC STR~ND ACE HARDWARE STRINGER,THOMAS STRUCTURAL STEEL SUPPLY INC. SUPER 8 MOTEL -. THO~AS OIL COMPANY THREE M QYZ2127 TJ'S WELDING INC. TJORNHOM,CHRISTOPHER M. TJORNHOM,THOMAS N. & NANCY L. TODD COUNTY SHERIFF TUXALL UNIFORM & EQ. CO. UGSTAD PLUMBI~G INC. VERGAS HARDWARE HANK VERGAS OIL COMPANY VERNON STUDIO VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY WADENA CO SHERIFF DEPARTMENT WADENA HIDE & FUR COMPANY WANEK PLUMBING AND HEATING WELDING SUPPLIES & FIRE EQUIP. WELLNITZ, MICl'\Y WEST CENTRAL ED CO-OP :i. l 7'3. 0:21 45.5:l 2577. :5 8585. ~'.5 31ZI. J. It) 246.3'3 1:Z11E,. 00 23. ~30 :~. 38. 60 3975.23 -4-IZI. ,;.~0 97. 6;=:: $::'.. 45 35. :~8 2:S.9,,03 91E.. 60 2e17E.. 78 69. 4IZl 70.00 602. '3;;:'. E.e,. 74 136. '31 l ':38. 00 259.95 2;.4.00 4. :l 7 l9.0e1 ;~5. ere: 376.80 100.02 64. 1Zi0 1'3.01 165.25 30.00 168. ,210 50.00 '+50e,. ,210 9.52 .. C" .,.~,,.. .t.-•• Cb 80.94 220.56 125.00 4126.74 236.80 39'33.80 5.66 301.65 4:21.48 6'3.62 5.75 VENDOR N1'.:1!V:'.:: •••••••••••••••••••••••• l>!ESTSIDE SE!~VICE WIECHMANN,MA~CUS l,JILSON SUP~LY CO WORNER'S AUTO SALES I~C WORNER'S AUTO SALES INC. XEROX CORPORATION YOUNGS JOBBING HOUSE 297 records listed. 2;z:. 73 44,3. 35 138.34 8.22 463.'3:l 1 ei. ;:::0 B9247.09 With no further business, at 3: 30 p.m. , Chainnan Hovland declared the meeting adjourned until the afternoon of April 2, 1987. zf_~~ Chainnan Apprcved · · J./.-~ -k7 . -:.... . :~~",.~. A'ITEST:'. Clerk