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<br />Commission Minutes--December 19, 2005 3016 <br /> <br />Mrs. Sorum feels the three departments are complex and need someone with knowledge in <br />each position. She stressed the importance of the public being informed and of holding <br />public hearings to allow for citizen input. Mr. Wagner agreed that the commission needs to <br />gauge what public sentiment is on this issue. <br /> <br />Mr. Pawluk supports the idea that the three positions be appointed; however, he is unwilling <br />to support the change unless an advisory vote is held to allow citizens to voice their opinion. <br />Mr. Wagner said county voters approved the Home Rule Charter in 1994 and gave the <br />commission the authority to appoint these offices. <br /> <br />Mr. Vanyo suggested the ordinance be drafted by the state's attorney in order to move <br />forward with the process. He said this has been studied by the Local Governance Advisory <br />Committee and feels now is an appropriate time to address this issue because the county <br />recorder is not running for office next year. <br />MOTION, passed <br />Mr. Wagner moved and Mr. Vanyo seconded to move forward with the <br />recommendation of the Local Governance Advisory Study Committee; <br />to have the State's Attorney draft an ordinance to change the county <br />auditor, county treasurer, and county recorder offices to be appointed <br />by the county commission; and to schedule a public hearing after the <br />ordinance has been drafted. Discussion: Mr. Pawluk feels voters <br />should be given the opportunity to voice their opinion on authorizing <br />the county commission to appoint these offices. Mr. Wagner said the <br />commission will allow citizen input through the public hearing process. <br />On roll call vote, the motion carried with four members voting "Yes" and <br />Mr. Pawluk voting "No". <br /> <br />19. COUNTY ROAD 17/CITY OF HORACE, Meetina to be arranaed <br />Mr. Vanyo received a letter today from the mayor of the City of Horace regarding <br />County Roads 14 and 17 that run through the city. He said it appears that Horace is <br />willing to participate in a joint meeting with the county to discuss this issue. A letter <br />was sent to them in October and since the county had not received a response, he <br />requested the item to be on today's agenda in order to invite a conversation with the <br />city. <br />MOTION, passed <br />Mr. Vanyo moved and Mr. Wagner seconded to coordinate a time and <br />place to meet with the City of Horace to discuss County Road 17 issues. <br />Discussion: Mr. Pawluk asked if the item should be discussed at a Road <br />Advisory meeting or a special meeting. Mr. Vanyo felt a special meeting <br />with city officials should be held, as was the case with the City of West <br />Fargo during discussions on County Road 17 within their city limits. <br />Mrs. Sorum said this may be setting a precedent for other cities with <br />similar issues and that the City of Harwood also has a county road that <br />runs through their city limits. On roll call vote, the motion carried <br />unanimously. <br />
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