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Comm. Hinutes--Nov. 7, 1989 375 Mrs. Toussaint asked what would happen to the project if a staffing analysis does not show the need for additional staff in the Sheriff's Office, and the Sheriff said the County will not receive reimbursement if they do not fulfill the terms of the contract. He said the grant money could be used for overtime for existing staff to carry out the program. MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mrs. Toussaint seconded that the Sheriff's Department apply for the traffic safety grant with the understanding that no new personnel will be hired at this time. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously, 10. COMMISSION PROJECTS, Procedure to be followed Mr, Wieland asked for input on how to proceed with the staffing analysis. Chairman Eckert asked Commissioners Wieland and Shannon to prepare a list of ideas for the next meeting on how the Commission should proceed with the list of problem areas that were identified at budget time. 11. SHERIFF, peservists Sheriff Rudnick requested authorization to pay three or four members of the reserve unit about $6.50 per hour on a part-time basis for transporting prisoners and patients to the State Hospital. He said this should decrease the extra duty or overtime line item in his budget because it would mean fewer hours for the full-time staff who now transport them. MOTION, passed Hrs. Toussaint moved and Hr. Wieland seconded to approve the hiring of two part-time reservists to assist in the transportation of prisoners to and from area facilities. Mr. Sondrall asked if they would be covered by the County's insurance, and the Sheriff said they would be. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. 12. PLANNING, Technical a~sistance contract with Stanley Townshi9 Earl Haugen, County Planner, requested the Commission's approval of a technical assistance contract between the Planning Department and Stanley Township at a negotiated fee of $50.00 as approved by the County Planning Commission. Hr. Haugen would assist Stanley Township in reviewing their zoning ordinance and its relationship to the comprehensive plan. He said other townships' zoning administrators have agreed to meet on November 15, and he hopes to determine how many townships are interested in updating current ordinances and what kind of funding they have to compensate the Planning Department for technical assistance. MOTION, passed Hr. Wie]and moved and Mr, Sondra]] seconded that the Chairman be authorized to sign the technical assistance contract with Stanley Township as presented by the County Planner. On roll ca]] vote, the motion carried unanimously. 13. PLANNING COMMISSION, Agenda topics Hr. Wis]and suggested adopting a policy whereby decisions made by the Planning Commission be brought to the County Commission in the form