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REGULAR MEETING OF CASS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br />AUGUST 27, 1985 <br />Chairman Ray Larson called the meeting to order with four members <br />present, Oscar Sondrall being absent. <br />Mr. Eckert moved and Mrs. Stanton seconded that the minutes of <br />the previous meeting be approved as written. Motion carried. <br />Representatives from the Fargo -Cass County Industrial <br />Development Corporation appeared before the Board to request a <br />one -mill levy upon the County for a period of five years, the funds <br />to be invested in industrial development programs and activities. <br />Mr. Mark B. Foss, President, stated that the funds are needed to <br />continue to execute the programs and activities that are creating <br />new jobs and increasing the tax base not only in Fargo but the entire <br />Cass County area. It was the consensus of the Cass County Commission <br />to consider continuing a contribution to the Fargo -Cass County <br />Industrial Development Corporation at budget time rather than <br />approving a tax levy of one mill. <br />Several businessmen from Casselton were present and stated that <br />if the County Commission had approved a mill levy for the Fargo -Cass <br />County Industrial Development Corporation, the City of Casselton would <br />request a share of it. Mr. Wieland asked if they were aware that <br />they could seek assistance from the Fargo -Cass County Industrial <br />Development Corporation particularly in the area of the 503 loan <br />program as certified by the Small Business Administration, and they <br />stated that they were not aware of it until this past month. <br />Discussion was held with Robert Hoy, States Attorney, on the <br />Commission's practice of having departments request prior approval <br />for out of state travel. Mr. Hoy and his assistants recently attended <br />a conference in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. He stated that there is <br />no requirement in the State law for him to request approval for out <br />of state travel, and he questioned that such a policy would concur <br />with an Attorney General's opinion. <br />Mr. Philip Matthews presented a proposal to continue the present <br />working arrangement for the Cass County Extension office space at <br />$2,100.00 per month for the next 18 months. Mr. Wieland moved and <br />Mr. Eckert seconded that the States Attorney prepare a lease <br />continuation for the Cass County Extension office space from January <br />1, 1986 through June 30, 1987 at a sum of $2,100.00 per month; and <br />that upon written notice within six months prior to the lease expiring, <br />the County be allowed to rent the space on a month by month basis <br />at $2,100.00 per month for up to an additional 90 days. On roll call <br />vote, the motion carried unanimously. <br />Mr. Lowell Brenna reported that the last of the persons buried <br />in Trollwood Cemetery #3 has been re- interred at the Springvale <br />Cemetery. He stated that the project lasted 34 working days, and <br />the estimated cost will be $55,000 $60,000.00. The Chairman <br />