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Comm. Minutes--October 2, 1990 545 12. 13. 14,' TAX-FORFEITED PROPERTY, Appraisals made/hearin~ set NOTION, passed Mr. Eckert moved and Mr. Wieland seconded to appraise the annual real estate tax list for the amount of general tax, specials, penalties and cost fees as provided by the County Auditor; and to set a hearing on such appraisal for October 16, 1990, for any objections to the minimum sale price. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. VOUCHERS, Approved Mr. Sondrall reviewed the list of bills and brought several items to the Commission's attention. He asked about a bill from Grantland Enterprises for $156. The Personnel Director said his department subscribes to a service that provides cartoon strips to help make the employee newsletter more entertaining. Mr. Sondrall also asked about a bill for $29 to West Acres Bowl. The accountant assumed this is for activities for clients in a Social Service program. MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Eckert seconded to approve Vouchers No. 18,218 through No. 19,049 subject to review by the accountant and other interested parties on the bill for bowling. Oq. roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. SHERIFF DEPARTMENT, Leave of absence for Juvenile Detention employee Sheriff Don Rudnick requested a medical leave of absence for Juvenile Detention Center employee, Kimberly A. Stewart, who was injured in an automobile accident August 24, 1990. Ms. Stewart sent a doctor's statement saying she cannot work for two months from date of injury. The sheriff said county policy requires employees first use all accrued annual leave and compensatory time, and that any leave extending beyond 30 days be approved by the County Commission. He requested that Ms. Stewart's leave of absence be granted until approximately December 1st in case she is unable to work after two- months time. He said he hired a part-time Juvenile Detention Center employee to work full-time on a temporary basis until Ms. Stewart returns to that job. NOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Eckert seconded to allow unpaid medical leave of absence up to December 1, 1990, for Juvenile Detention Center employee, Kimberly Stewart. Discussion: Mr. Shannon asked if it would be possible to make a claim against a person's car insurance policy for medical expenses rather than paying them from the County's insurance pool. The States Attorney said he is not aware of anyone doing this but said it would be something to explore. He said people would need to be informed that there may be a secondary place to inquire about medical expenses from an automobile accident. The Sheriff said his department informed the Personnel Director of Ms. Stewart's accident. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously.