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7. ,- 8. - r Commission Minutes--January 22, 2002 2406 SALE OF TAX-FORFEITED PROPERTY, Deeds to City of Paae MOTION, passed Mr. Meyer moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to authorize the chairman and the county auditor to sign two county deeds to the City of Page for tax-forfeited property purchased from Cass County. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. AUDITOR, Authorize chairman to sian Durchase order for election eauiDment MOTION, passed Mr. Meyer moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to authorize the chairman to sign a purchase order for ten ballot counters in the amount of $52,200.00. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. 9. CONTRACT APPROVAL, North Dakota DeDartment of Human Services: Steven Mottinaer: Farao Cass Public Health: City of Casselton: City of MaDleton MOTION, passed Mr. Meyer moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to approve the following contracts submitted by respective department head, subject to state's attorney approval, and authorize the chairman to sign: On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. North Dakota Department of Human Services for fees for translator services; Steven Mottinger for indigent defendants in mental health proceedings; Fargo Cass Public Health for provision of public health and correctional health services; City of Casselton for contract policing; City of Mapleton for contract policing. 10. FARGO PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT, Facility Dlan steerina committee Mr. Wieland stated that the County Commission was contacted by the Fargo Public School District asking to select two representatives to serve on a facility planning steering committee. If possible, the County was asked to select people from both north and south of Interstate 94. Three people residing south of Interstate 94 submitted their names for Board consideration, and one name was submitted from north of Interstate 94. Mr. Wieland said the Commission could vote on the three candidates individually for representation from the south side, or, assuming all three live within the boundaries of the Fargo School District and are qualified to serve on this committee, he suggested a lottery style of drawing one of the three names. MOTION, passed Mr. Meyer moved and Mrs. Schneider seconded to appoint Ken Tinquist, who lives north of Interstate 94 in Stockman's Subdivision, and to draw for a representative from the south side of Interstate 94 to serve on the Fargo Public School's facility plan steering committee. Motion carried. Mr. Meyer volunteered to make the selection, and he drew the name of Cheryl Jones, who lives south of Interstate 94 in Frontier, North Dakota. Mr. Wieland asked the secretary to submit the names of Ken Tinquist and Cheryl Jones to the Fargo Public School District Office.