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13. 14. 15. Comm, Hinutes--June 19, 1990 477 NOTZON, passed Hrs. Toussaint moved and Mr. Sondra11 seconded to acknowledge and sanction suggested training sessions to be worked out in July by Scott Kildahl and Geoff Riches. On roll call vote, motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" HEARING, CDBG funds for'F-M Door and Millwork Carl Altenbernd, Lake Agassiz Regional Council, said a public hearing was advertised for this time and date for County sponsorship of community development loan funds. He introduced Allan Knok'leberg, owner of F-M Door and Millwork. Mr. Knokleberg said he furnishes material to residential building contractors and his only competitors are in Minnesota. He said no one else in Cass County is doing the residential custom assembly that he is doing. According to Mr. Shannon's calculation, there are over 30 companies listed in the telephone book in the door and mill work business. Mrs. Toussaint said the advertisement for public hearing published in the local newspaper by the Lake Agassiz Regional Council is vague and not specific enough to inform possible competitors. Mr. A'ltenbernd said the Office of Intergovernmental Assistance is also concerned about the competitive process, and he said all competitive businesses have to be identified when the business plan is presented to them. NOTZON, passed Mr. Sondrall moved and Mr. Eckert seconded that the Cass County Commission authorize submittal of an application for Community Development Revolving Loan Funds on behalf of F- M Door & Millwork. On roll call vote, motion carried with all members present voting "Aye". ROAD DEPARTHENT, Bid for truck awarded to Midwest Mack, Inc. NOT~ON, passed / Upon the recommendation of County Engineer Don Richards, Hr. Eckert moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded to accept the bid of Hidwest Hack, Inc. of Fargo in the amount of $54,834 as submitted at the letting held for that purpose June 5 at 10:00 a.m. at the Cass County Courthouse. On roll call vote, motion carried with all members present voting "Aye" PLANNING DEPARTMENT, Employment of intern extended Duane Boehning, County Planning Commission Chairman, said 35 townships are receiving assistance in preparing comprehensive plans and updating zoning ordinances. The Planning Department thought 20 townships would apply for assistance, so they are now requesting that the intern's employment be extended an additional 240 hours, at a cost of $1,440, to complete draft plans. He requested that money be paid from the fee collected from townships for preparing their plans. MOTION, passed Mrs. Toussaint moved and Mr. Eckert seconded to allow transfer of funds from County General to replenish internship funds for specific uses outlined by the Planning Department. On roll call vote, motion carried with all members present voting "Aye".