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Comm. Minutes--November E0~ 1990 565 SOUTHSIDE SEWER PROJECT, Payment to Moore Engineering MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded to pay $2,602.66 remaining in the grant account toward the billing from Moore Engineering on the facilities plan for the southside sewer project, and refer the remaining balance of the bill to the current sponsor, Southeast Water Resource District. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. AGENDA AMENDED The Chairman requested permission to amend the agenda by removing the item on redeeming tax-forfeited property and by adding a request to change ad litem for guardianship from the Child Support Enforcement Office to the Social Services Department, where the statutes place it. Mrs. Toussaint asked to include an item on the agenda regarding the County Superintendent of Schools. There were no objections to the agenda being amended in this manner. 10. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, Bruce Hoefs to begin employment 11/~6~. Joyce (Holm) Junge introduced newly elected Superintendent of Schools Bruce Hoers. MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded to accept the verbal resignation of Joyce (Holm) Junge from the position of County Superintendent of Schools effective at midnight November 25, 1990; and accept Bruce Hoefs on the payroll at that time, as agreed. On roil call. vote, motion carried unanimously. The States Attorney said Mr. Hoefs should contact Geoff Riches, Personnel Director. 1¸1. AGREEMENT WITH AUDITOR, Continuation of employment Mrs. ToussaJnt said County Auditor Ordelle Brua is requesting consideration for continuation of her employment with Cass County through May 31, 1991. If agreed upon, Mrs. Brua will step down on January 1, 1991 to allow for a smooth transition between her and Auditor-elect Mike Montplaisir and she will continue employment with the County as an Assistant County Auditor for the next 5 months at a gross monthly salary of $2,025.75, less the standard payroll and other deductions common to County employees. MOTION, passed Mrs. Toussaint moved and Mr. Sondrall seconded to authorize the Chairman to sign the agreement with the Auditor, as drafted by States Attorney Robert Hoy. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. 12. SHERIFF RESIDENCE, Estimates on preparation for work release program Estimated cost of updating the former sheriff residence to make it useable as a work release facility is $22,800, not including staff, according to Sheriff Don Rudnick. Chairman Shannon said to refer the information from the Sheriff to the judicial panel that is looking at overall sentencing of prisoners. Scott Kildahl, Cass County Model Project Coordinator, said he sent out an invitation to county and district judges to be a part of this panel. The number of panel members hasn't been finalized, but he plans to limit the panel to 6 or 8 members. He will notify the Commission when the panel has been selected.