At a recent meeting, the LaSalle County Board agreed to oppose the proposed Great Lakes Basin Railroad Project.
Below are the minutes from this meeting, as provided by the board.
STATE OF ILLINOIS )
COUNTY OF LASALLE )
The LaSalle County Board met pursuant to Statute at the Knights of Columbus Hall, Ottawa, Illinois, on the second Tuesday of May, A.D. 2016, it being the 10th day thereof.
Chairman Hicks called the meeting to order at 1:03 p.m.
This is the third meeting of our March 2016 Session.
Pledge of Allegiance
Roll call for Mileage and Per Diem
PRESENT: Stephen Abel, JoAnne McNally, David Zielke, Allen Erbrederis, Catherine Owens, Charles Borchsenius, Gary Small, Jill Bernal, Joseph Oscepinski, Jr., Larry Butkus, Joseph Savitch, Michael Kasap, Sandi Billard, Tina Busch, Steven Tuftie, Lou Anne Carretto, Tom Walsh, Douglas Trager, Thomas Thrush, Brian Dose, Ernest Weiss, Robert Lee, Randy Freeman, Jerry Myers, Scott Orban, Walter Roach, Jr., Norman Sedlock, Elmer Walter and Chairman Jerry Hicks.
ABSENT: Russell Boe
There were 14 ayes claiming mileage.
Motion by Mr. Freeman to approve the roll call for mileage and per diem, second by Mr. Weiss. Voice vote; 28 ayes, 1 absent and 1 present. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 1
APPROVAL OF MINUTES
Chairman Hicks called for any corrections or additions to the April 14th minutes.
Motion by Ms. Bernal to approve the minutes as presented, second by Mr. Trager. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
STUDENT EXCELLENCE AWARD
Jennifer Ahlfield, Assistant Regional Superintendent of Schools, introduced the students who were awarded the Student Excellence Awards. Meghann Harness from Earlville Junior High School and Delaney Meloy from Earlville High School were each presented with an award plaque from Chairman Hicks and applauded by the board for their achievements.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 2
RESOLUTION: (#16-50) CONSOLIDATED OMNIBUS BUDGET
RECONCILIATION ACT (COBRA) HEALTH INSURANCE RATES (DENTAL)
A resolution was submitted recommending the approval for monthly premiums under LaSalle County’s current dental insurance plans for employees, whose employment with LaSalle County has terminated, an amount equal to 102% of the current monthly dental insurance premium in effect at the time of termination of employment with LaSalle County to start June 1, 2016.
HIGH PLAN:
$34.32 + $0.69 (102%) = $35.01 Single coverage
$68.64 + $1.37 (102%) = $70.01 Employee & Spouse coverage
$74.13 + $1.48 (102%) = $75.61 Employee plus child(ren)
$118.27 + $2.37 (102%) = $120.64 Family coverage
LOW PLAN
$23.20 + $0.46 (102%) = $23.66 Single coverage
$46.40 + $0.93 (102%) = $47.23 Employee & Spouse coverage
$47.45 + $0.95 (102%) = $48.40 Employee plus child(ren)
$82.18 + $1.64 (102%) = $83.82 Family coverage
Motion by Ms. Billard to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Walsh. Voice vote; 28 ayes and1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 3-4
MOTION TO PLACE ON FILE
Motion by Mr. Savitch to place the Resolution to Adopt 2016 LaSalle County Employment Policy on file for review, second by Ms. Bernal. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
ORDINANCE: PETITION # 16-07-S.U. NORTHERN WHITE SAND
An ordinance was submitted recommending the approval for Petition #16-07 S.U. filed by Northern White Sand, LLC who is requesting a Special Use to operate a barge fleeting operation terminal on the property owned by the Petitioner in Ottawa Township, Illinois (#21-17-303-000) located in an Agricultural District (A-1) subject to the following 6 conditions.
1. The Petitioner agrees to amend the existing Lease Agreement dated November 18, 2014 between the Petitioner and LaSalle County so as to include the subject property in any rent calculations as set forth in the current Lease Agreement.
2. There shall be no storing of grain, sand, gravel or other non-hazardous granular material on the subject property.
3. No equipment for the processing of any material on the subject property shall be installed/situated located on the subject property.
4. No buildings and/or silos shall be constructed on the subject property.
5. The Petitioner must comply with the recommendations as identified by the Illinois Department of Resources’ Eco Cat project #1605702 (dated 12/18/2015).
6. The Petitioner shall be allowed to construct a dock, create a road to the dock, and install four (4) mooring dolphins (two dead-man, lights and winches) for the securing of barges.
Board Members discussed the 6 conditions listed on the Special Use with Mr. Zielke, Mr. Weiss and Mr. Erbrederis in favor of its passage while Mr. Orban, Mr. Trager, Mr. Freeman, Mr. Thrush, Mr. Tuftie and Mr. Kasap agreed more time was needed for review.
Mr. Trager made a motion to postpone voting until July on Petition #16-07-S.U. second by Mr. Freeman. Roll call vote: 26 ayes, 2 nays and 1 absent. Motion carried.
AYES: Mr. Abel, Ms. McNally, Mr. Zielke, Mr. Erbrederis, Ms. Owens, Mr. Borchsenius, Mr. Small, Ms. Bernal, Mr. Oscepinski, Mr. Butkus, Mr. Savitch, Mr. Kasap, Ms. Billard, Ms. Busch, Mr. Tuftie, Ms. Carretto, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Trager, Mr. Thrush, Mr. Dose, Mr. Lee, Mr. Freeman, Mr. Myers, Mr. Roach, Mr. Sedlock and Mr. Walter.
NAYS: Mr. Weiss and Mr. Orban
ABSENT: Mr. Boe
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 5-8
ORDINANCE: (#16-51) PETITION #16-02-S.U. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT UNDER THE LASALLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
An ordinance was submitted recommending the approval of Petition #16-02-S.U. filed by Judith Myers and Ryan Myers who are requesting a Special Use to split 2.83± acres from property (#13-16-106-000) located in an Agricultural District (A-1) for the purpose of constructing a single family residence, pursuant to Section 7.1-4MM and Section 14.10 of the La Salle County Zoning Ordinance.
Motion by Mr. Small to approve the ordinance, second by Mr. Orban. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 9-10
ORDINANCE: (#16-52) PETITION #16-03-S.U. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT
UNDER THE LASALLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
An ordinance was submitted requesting the approval of Petition #16-03-S.U. filed by Glen and Jeanette Walter requesting a Special Use to split 5.54 ± acres (with agricultural buildings) from property parcel #23-23-300-004, located in an Agricultural District (A-1), pursuant to Section 7.1-4MM and Section 14.10 of the LaSalle County Zoning Ordinance.
Motion by Mr. Weiss to approve the ordinance, second by Mr..Zielke.
The parcel number should be # 27-23-300-004. Mr. Weiss and Mr. Zielke agreed to rescind their motion. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Weiss to amend the ordinance, second by Mr. Zielke. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 11-12
ORDINANCE: (#16-53) PETITION #16-04-S.U. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT
UNDER THE LASALLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
An ordinance was submitted requesting the approval of Petition #16-04-S.U. filed by owners David and Steve Vollmer and applicant Heartland Wind, LLC, requesting approval for a Special Use to place a Temporary Meteorological Test Tower at the property commonly known as parcel #35-19-301-000, located in an Agricultural District (A-1), pursuant to Section 7.1-4-K and Section 14.10 of the LaSalle County Zoning Ordinance.
Motion by Mr. Myers to approve the ordinance, second by Mr. Walter. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 13-14
ORDINANCE: (#16-54) PETITION #16-05-S.U. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT UNDER THE LASALLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
An ordinance was submitted requesting the approval of Petition #16-05-S.U. filed by owners Kenneth and Marilyn Swanson and applicant Heartland Wind, LLC, who are requesting approval for a Special Use to place a Temporary Meteorological Test Tower at the property commonly known as parcel #35-32-203-000, located in an Agricultural District (A-1), pursuant to Section 7.1-4-K and Section 14.10 of the LaSalle County Zoning Ordinance.
Motion by Mr. Kasap to approve the ordinance, second by Ms. Carretto. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 15-16
ORDINANCE: (#16-55) PETITION #16-06-S.U. REQUESTING A SPECIAL USE PERMIT UNDER THE LASALLE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE
An ordinance was submitted requesting the approval of Petition #16-06-S.U. filed by owner Edith Voights and applicant Heartland Wind, LLC, requesting approval for a Special Use to place a Temporary Meteorological Test Tower at the property commonly known as parcel #34-35-202-000, located in an Agricultural District (A-1), pursuant to Section 7.1-4-12 and Section 14.10 of the LaSalle County Zoning Ordinance.
Motion by Mr. Roach to approve the ordinance, second by Mr. Sedlock.
Mr. Roach and Mr. Sedlock agreed to rescind their motion to correct a typographical error in the parcel number on the last page to read #34-35-202-000. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Roach to approve the corrected ordinance, second by Mr. Sedlock. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 17-18
RESOLUTION: (#16-56) #16-02 -VARIANCE FROM THE LASALLE COUNTY SUBDIVISION ORDINANCE
A resolution was submitted recommending approval of Petition #16-02-VAR file by Gary and Peggy Close for a variance from the LaSalle County Subdivision Ordinance to allow a 2.0± acre parcel with 33± feet of public road frontage on E. 20th Road to be considered a “legal tract”, located in Section 28 Township 35 North, Range 4 East of the third Principal Meridian, Serena Township, LaSalle County.
Motion by Mr. Tuftie to approve the resolution, second by Ms. McNally. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 19-20
ORDINANCE: (#16-57) AMENDING THE RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE APPROVAL OF SITES FOR NEW REGIONAL POLLUTION CONTROL FACILITIES IN THE UNINCORPORATED AREAS OF LASALLE COUNTY
An ordinance, placed on file for review April 14, 2016, was submitted recommending the approval to amend the rules and regulations of sites for new regional pollution control facilities in the unincorporated areas of LaSalle County previously adopted by the LaSalle County Board on October 16, 1989 and amended in September 15, 1995.
The amendments are Paragraph 11 of Part VI on page 25, New Paragraph 12 of Part VI, page 25, Paragraph 13 of Part VII beginning on page 53, New Paragraph 16 of Part VII, page 60 and Paragraph 1 of XVI on page 71.
Motion by Mr. Erbrederis to approve the ordinance, second by Mr. Abel. Voice vote;
28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 21-27
RESOLUTION: (#16-58) GREATLAKES BASIN RAILROAD PROJECT
(FEDERAL DOCKET 35952)
A resolution was submitted recommending LaSalle County Board oppose the proposed Great Lakes Basin Railroad Project for various reasons which includes potential route corridors that would cut across prime farmland in LaSalle County which is the focal point of the LaSalle County Comprehensive Plan that include strategies and goals to protect nonrenewable farmland and natural resources. The railroad project poses significant environmental concerns which could result from accidents involving the transportation of hazardous material and will have a significant impact on the current system of state, county and township roads situated in LaSalle County and the proposed railroad line could result in loss of property value, lost income and development potential of prime farmland, increased crop production time and costs, and unknown impact on the general economy.
Motion by Mr. Thrush to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Freeman.
Mr. Walsh proposed an amendment to the resolution to state a copy of the resolution be sent to The Surface Transportation Board, Illinois’ US Senators, LaSalle County Congressional Representative and the Great Lakes Basin Railroad.
Mr. Thrush and Mr. Freeman agreed to rescind their motion.
Motion by Mr. Walsh to amend the resolution, second by Mr. Tuftie. Voice vote; 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Thrush to approve the resolution as amended, second by Mr. Freeman. Roll call vote: 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 28-30
RESOLUTION: (#16-59) COUNTY HIGHWAY #16-11
A resolution was submitted recommending approval to enter into an Intergovernmental Agreement with Putnam County for funding the replacement of Structure No. 078-3022 carrying TR2A (1600N/Meridian Road) over a tributary to Little Sandy Creek near Magnolia, Illinois and appropriating the necessary funds from the County Bridge Fund to pay for the cost of said work.
Motion by Mr. Borchsenius to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Tuftie. Roll call vote: 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
ABSENT: Mr. Boe and Mr. Abel
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 31-38
RESOLUTION: (#16-60) COUNTY HIGHWAY #16-12
A resolution was submitted recommending the approval for the anticipation of Township Bridge Funds for Section 16-16791-00-BR (15-03129-00-BR Putnam County) and appropriating County Bridge Funds for said project.
Motion by Mr. Zielke to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Walter. Roll call vote: 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
ABSENT: Mr. Boe and Mr. Borchsenius
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 39-42
RESOLUTION: (#16-61) COUNTY HIGHWAY #16-13
A resolution was submitted recommending approval for the Local Agency Agreement for Federal Participation for Section 13-00323-00-SP (a Highway Safety Improvement Program Project) at the intersection of the Morris Blacktop (County Highway 4) and Nate Fleming Road (County Highway 15).
Motion by Mr. Roach to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Weiss. Roll call vote: 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 43-52
RESOLUTION: (#16-62) COUNTY HIGHWAY #16-14
A resolution was submitted recommending approval for designating County Highway 23, Ed Hand Road (F.A.S. Route 275) from its intersection with IL Route 71 southerly to the jurisdictional limit of the City of Oglesby as a Class II Truck Route and the authorization for the County Board Chairman to enter into an Agreement with the IL Department of Transportation for reimbursement from the Truck Access Route Program (TARP) Fund.
Motion by Ms. Billard to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Kasap. Roll call vote: 28 ayes and 1 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 53-60
RESOLUTION: (#16-63) COMBINING RECORDER’S OFFICE WITH
THE COUNTY CLERK’S OFFICE
A resolution was forwarded to the LaSalle County Board in regards to placing a referenda question on the ballot for the next General Election being held on November 8th, 2016.
“Shall the Office of LaSalle County Recorder be eliminated and the duties of the position be transferred to the Office of the LaSalle County Clerk effective December 1, 2020”?
Ms. Lou Anne Carretto, County Board Member, explained after serving on the Ad-Hoc Committee (a committee created by the board specifically for the purpose of conducting a study to investigate the idea of merging the offices of the County Clerk and Recorder) has stated the findings from the research was that there wasn’t any monetary or professional benefits in the merging and she would be voting no.
Mr. Tom Walsh explained, having served as LaSalle County Clerk, felt that eliminating the recorder’s office was uncalled for since there wasn’t enough hours in the day for the County Clerk to function and he would be voting against putting the question on the ballot.
Mr. Myers added his feelings were that LaSalle County was a “special situation” and his vote would also be no.
A letter written by Mr. Jim Olson was read to the board members by the County Clerk. Mr. Olson served as County Board Member (District 23) and as Chairman of the Finance Committee before being appointed as LaSalle County’s Circuit Clerk. In his letter Mr. Olson explained he did not see the merger saving tax payers money, adding that if he thought combining the two offices would reduce costs he would be the first to say so. He did not see any savings with consolidating the County Clerk’s Office and the Recorders Office by basically removing the office holder.
Mr. Freeman stated although he was against the consolidation and saw no significant savings by eliminating the recorder’s office he would be voting yes and was putting his trust in the people.
Mr. Weiss felt there would be a loss of service and efficiency by combining the offices and he would be voting no.
Mr. Tom Lyons, LaSalle County Recorder, and Ms. JoAnn Carretto, LaSalle County Clerk, each gave their views on combining the offices with both agreeing each office had distinct functions. Ms. Carretto mentioned several reasons why LaSalle’s County was different with other counties who have combined their offices.
Motion by Mr. Roach to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Savitch. Roll call vote: 3 ayes, 24 nays and 2 absent. Motion failed.
AYES: Mr. Freeman, Mr. Sedlock and Mr. Walter
NAYS: Mr. Abel, Ms. McNally, Mr. Zielke, Mr. Erbrederis, Ms. Owens, Mr. Borchsenius, Mr. Small, Ms. Bernal, Mr. Butkus, Mr. Savitch, Mr. Kasap, Ms. Billard, Ms. Busch, Mr. Tuftie, Ms. Carretto, Mr. Walsh, Mr. Trager, Mr. Thrush, Mr. Dose, Mr. Weiss, Mr. Lee, Mr. Myers, Mr. Orban and Mr. Roach.
ABSENT: Mr. Boe and Mr. Oscepinski
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 61-65
RESOLUTION: (#16-64) ARCHITECTURAL AND ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR LASALLE COUNTY NURSING HOME BOILER REPLACEMENT AND
BOILER ROOM UPGRADES PROJECT
A resolution was submitted recommending the approval to enter into an agreement for architectural and engineering services with Basalay, Cary & Alstadt Architects, LTD for a boiler replacement and boiler room upgrades project at the LaSalle County Nursing Home at a cost of $80,000 with a fixed payment of $20,000 in Fiscal Year 2016 and balance in Fiscal Year 2017 and to authorize the LaSalle County Board Chairman to execute said agreement.
Motion by Mr. Sedlock to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Kasap. Roll call vote: 25 ayes and 4 absent. Motion carried.
ABSENT: Mr. Boe, Mr. Oscepinski, Miss Billard and Mr. Thrush.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 66-92
RESOLUTION: (#16-65) DEFAULTED RECONVEYANCE
A resolution was submitted recommending the sum of $1,246.00 paid on a defaulted time paying contract for redemption/reconveyance on real estate property known as 421 W. 2nd Street (#33-23-310-023) to be disbursed according to law. The County Expense to be paid $17.18, the Agent to be paid $611.89 for his services and the balance of $616.93 to be paid to the LaSalle County Treasurer.
This resolution to be effective for sixty days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 93-95
RESOLUTION: (#16-66) DEFAULUTED RECONVEYANCE
A resolution was submitted recommending the sum of $680.00 paid on a defaulted time paying contract on property commonly known as Richards Street & Burns Street (#33-23-416-014) to be disbursed according to law. The County Expense shall be paid $27.44, the Agent will receive $327.48 for his services and the balance of $325.08 shall be paid to the LaSalle County Treasurer.
This resolution to be effective for sixty days from this date and any transaction between the above parties not occurring within this period shall be null and void.
Motion by Mr. Myers to approve the resolutions, second by Ms. Carretto. Roll call vote: 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
ABSENT: Mr. Boe and Mr. Oscepinski
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 96-97
APPOINTMENT: (#16-67) LASALLE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY BOARD
A resolution was submitted recommending the reappointment of Robert Jakupcak as a Member of the LaSalle County Housing Authority Board of Commissioners for another five year term beginning July 1, 2016 and expiring June 30, 2021 or until a successor takes office.
Motion by Mr. Lee to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Dose. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 98-99
APPOINTMENT: (#16-68) LASALLE COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
A resolution was submitted recommending the reappointment of John Hughes, Tom Bruch and Monty Whipple as members of the LaSalle County Zoning Board of Appeals and Fred Seville as an alternate member for five year terms expiring March 31, 2021 or until a successor takes office.
Motion by Mr. Freeman to approve the resolution, second by Mr. Erbrederis. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 100
APPOINTMENT: (#16-69) OGLESBY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
A resolution was submitted recommending Martin A. Terselic to the position of Trustee of the Oglesby Fire Protection District left vacant by the resignation of Trustee Daniel Johnson for a three year term beginning on the first Monday of May, 2016 and expiring on the first Monday of May, 2019 or until a successor takes office.
Motion by Ms. Billard to approve the resolution, second by Ms. Bernal. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 101-102
APPOINTMENT: #16-70) READING COMMUNITY FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT
A resolution was submitted recommending the reappointment of Thomas E. Metzke as Trustee to the Reading Community Fire Protection District for a three year term beginning the first Monday of May, 2016 and expiring on the first Monday of May, 2019 or until a successor takes office.
Motion by Mr. Myers to approve the resolution, second by Ms. Busch. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 103-107
MISCELLANEOUS CORRESPONDENCE AND REPORTS
1. Correspondence from the Illinois Department of Transportation dated April 15th regarding Contract #87625 is being submitted.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 108
2. Correspondence from the Illinois Department of Transportation dated April 19th regarding the replacement of structure the structure over Spring Creek, Project BROS-0099 (056) in Troy Grove Township is being submitted.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 109-115
3. Correspondence from the Illinois Department of Transportation dated April 25th, 2016 regarding Contract #87324 was submitted.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 116-124
4. Correspondence to the Illinois Department of Revenue dated April 1 and May 2nd, 2016 regarding tax allocation is being submitted.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 125-127
5. The LaSalle County Treasurer’s Investment Schedule dated April 1, 2016 was submitted.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 128
6. Correspondence was submitted on the Public Safety Tax Monthly Total in the amount of $43,419,267.41.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 129
LaSalle County Nursing Home Director, Chris Csernus and County Board Chairman Jerry Hicks received a letter from Tom Miller expressing his family’s gratitude for the conscientious, supportive, patient professionalism and respectfulness showed during the 6 months his father Ed was a patient at the Nursing Home. He wanted to thank the entire staff for the excellent treatment showed to his father and family and commended everyone for the performance of the highest standard anyone could establish or expect while creating a loving environment.
SEE RECORD BOOK 214, PG 130
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. Freeman reported even though tax revenue was down $45,000 the last 3 months which he feels is due to lower gas prices, it has been the best year ever for the collection of sales tax towards the jail project. He also thanked the board members for passing LIHEAP resolution last month supporting continued funding which helps Tri-County Council with paying heating bills for the needy, the elderly and low income people.
Chairman Hicks reminded the board members per diems were due May 31, 2016.
Motion by Ms. Owens to place of file the Miscellaneous Correspondence and Reports, second by Mr. Dose. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
Motion by Mr. Savitch to recess the meeting to June 13th, 2016 at 6:00 P.M. in Room 250, second by Mr. Myers. Voice vote; 27 ayes and 2 absent. Motion carried.
CHAIRMAN HICKS RECESSED THE MEETING AT 3:42 P.M.
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