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Commission Minutes--June 7, 1999 1991 Mr. Burdick asked at the last meeting, and inquired again today, if all of the respective parties have had a meeting to discuss moving the home. Mr. Hagemeister said the people owning the right-of-way will not give him permission to move the home out of the subdivision. Mr. Burdick said he does not believe it is appropriate to say they will not allow it. He said Mr. Hagemeister needs to provide a detailed plan for accomplishing this task, and that has not been done. MOTION, passed Mr. Wieland moved and Mr. Meyer seconded to extend the time frame for Mr. Hagemeister to remove the former Scherling house from its location in Stanley Township by June 30, 1999, and if informed at the end of that time that it is not possible to move the home, the county would rescind the agreement and refund the purchase price of $21,000 to Mr. Hagemeister and re-bid the project with a 60-day time frame for removing the salvage. Motion carried unanimously. 18. VOUCHERS, Approved MOTION, passed Mr. Koenig moved and Mr. Wieland seconded to approve Voucher No. 128,679 through No. 129,086. On roll call vote, motion carried unanimously. 19. MEETING UPDATES; BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS; DEVIL'S LAKE; FUTURE COMMISSION MEETING AT CASSEL TON; GFOA MEETING; CEMETERY UPDATE, Committee reports Commissioners reported on meetings attended in the past three weeks, as well as upcoming meetings. Bonnie Johnson, County Coordinator, reported a Northern States Power Company safety check in the Cass County Annex Building revealed 8-10 natural gas leaks in the pipe fittings, and the matter is being resolved with minor inconveniences but no danger to building occupants. It was noted that Jim McLaughlin, representing water resources, will address the Board at the next meeting regarding Devil's Lake flooding. Mr. Wieland is encouraging fellow commissioners to become more informed about the seriousness of that situation and will discuss allocating travel funds for that purpose at the next meeting. Mrs. Schneider suggested holding a future County Commission meeting at Casselton City Hall sometime this summer, as done in some previous years. The other Commissioners were in agreement. Michael Montplaisir, County Auditor, reported on the Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) annual meeting, which he recently attended in Nashville, Tennessee. He said all of the reporting rules for governments are changing, which will require a lot of work from his office and others in the Courthouse over the next couple of years. Mrs. Quick reported that she and Commissioner Wieland, Bonnie Johnson, Mike Montplaisir, representatives ofthe Fargo Park District and the Fargo School District met last week to discuss the situation concerning three cemeteries at Trollwood Park in north Fargo. Unfortunately, a 1986 agreement was not fulfilled where Cass County agreed to survey the cemeteries and the Fargo Park District agreed to install the appropriate signs. The three entities are now working