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16. 17. Comm. Ninutes--July 3, 1990 485 MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Hr. Sondra11 seconded to accept the bid of the Fargo Police Department on System 1 for $25,000 and of WisComp Systems, Irc. on System 2 for $13,300. Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded to amend the motion to include that payment from the two entities be made within two weeks and that the equipment be picked up by the first of August. The amended motion carried. On roll call vote, the main motion carried unanimously. VOUCHERS, Approved Hrs. Toussaint reviewed the vouchers from June and had questions regarding bills for High Risk Child Care, swim passes to Broadway Junction, and bowling at West Acres Bowl. High Risk Child Care, also called Primetime Daycare, is through Social Services. The program pays for babysitting while the parent attends counseling or meetings because they have been reported for child abuse or neglect. Also, this pays for daycare while the parent shops for groceries or has other appointments. Ruby LaBounty, who takes referrals for High Risk Child Care, said the goal of this program is for temporary use and cannot be used while the parent is working or attending school. It can also be used for respite. This program is paid on a 90-10 match basis--90% paid by the State and 10% paid by the County. Jerry Skjonsby, Accountant from Social Services, said that the swim passes are through Family Services and are considered a miscellaneous budget item. The bill to West Acres Bowl is budgeted and approved by the State for the Community Survival Program. MOTION, passed Mrs. Toussaint moved and Mr. Sondra11 seconded that Voucher No. 14,998 through No. 16,365 be approved subject to Mrs. Toussaint's perusal and approval of the bills for High Risk Child Cars, swim passes to Broadway Junction and West Acres Bowl. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. FEDERAL CRP GRASSHOPPER CONTROL COST SHARE PROGRAM, CouQty declines involvement Hr. Hoy said that the Federal Department of Agriculture created this program to spray for radication of grasshoppers on CRP land. This department is working through the states and the states are working through individual counties. The program requires the consent of the county and would enter into an agreement with the State Department of Agriculture. Also, less than 1/4 of 1~ of Cass County's acreage is in the CRP program, which is a relatively small portion. Mr. Shannon said this program offers little or no benefit to the County. Also, Cass County presently has a well-developed grasshopper control program and feels that it is sufficient. MOTION, passed Hr. Wieland moved and Hr. Eckert seconded to decline Cass County's involvement in the Federal CRP Grasshopper Control Cost Share Program contract. On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously.