Quincy Reporter

Adams County Board met Aug. 15.

Here are the minutes provided by the board:

The County Board of Adams County, Illinois met at the Courthouse, Quincy, Illinois, on Tuesday, August 15th, 2023 at 7:00 P.M., pursuant to recess.

PRESENT: Kent Snider, Chairman

Ryan Niekamp, County Clerk

Chairman Snider called the meeting to order.

Mr. Mark Sorensen gave the invocation which was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America.

The County Clerk called the roll and the following members were present: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total Present: 19 Absent: 2

Absent were: Joe Zanger and Todd Duesterhaus, both excused

Chairman Snider declared a quorum present.

Officeholders, department heads, and/or their representatives also present were: Georgene Zimmerman- Supervisor of Assessments, Lori Geschwandner-Circuit Clerk, Anthony Foster- Director of Court Services, Todd Nelson- Public Defender, Jessica Douglas- Director of 9-1-1, Gary Farha- States Attorney, John Simon-EMA & Ambulance Director, Jim Frankenhoff- County Engineer, Cisco Fuller- Director of Administrative Services and Sheriff Anthony Grootens.

Request to Speak:

At this time, Mr. Kyle Moore from GREDF spoke to the board. He spoke about the housing needs assessment report that was done for Adams County, Illinois. This report has been in the making for the past 6 months. GREDF reports the county needs 400 units built this year and over 500 in the next five year. The report estimated the county will need 1600 in the next 10 years. There are 743 jobs open within a 10-mile radius of Quincy, where there are only 100 homes for sale and a handful of homes for rent. Mr. Moore stated that this is causing issues in getting and retaining workforce in our county. He reviewed what Adams County is lacking as far as housing. Mr. Moore reviewed the strategies that could help the housing issue in our area. He spoke about what other counties are doing to help their housing situations. He stated that the aftermath of the pandemic is still being felt and GREDF hopes the board will use ARPA funds to help alleviate the housing shortage in Adams County. He expressed GREDF’s thanks for support.

Mrs. Fletcher moved to approve the minutes of the July 11th and July 18th, 2023 county board meetings as printed and distributed.

Mr. Bellis seconded the motion.

Motion to approve the minutes of the July 11th and 18th meetings as printed was adopted.

Transportation, Building & Technology

Committee Report (Mr. Bellis)

Bills – The committee met on Tuesday, August 15th and reviewed the bills for the Highway Department, the Maintenance Department, and the Technology Department. All the bills were in order.

Reports

a. Jurgeil & Associates, INC – Review of testing conducting within the Adams County Courthouse. (Attachment A-1)

Mr. Jurgiel stated that these results just came in and there are areas they are taking another look at. He stated they are taking more samples in areas they hadn’t been to yet. He stated that the results have come back fairly low but there are a couple of areas that need another look at because of the types of results that came back higher than other areas. He stated that there were low levels of 3 mold types that are typically found in buildings impacted by water intrusions in boiler room and the back stairs. He stated there was some spots that appeared to have been cleaned so the results did not show mold. He stated that they talked about sealing off the file room to avoid water intrusions in there.

Mr. Kerkhoff asked what the most harmful spore type is. Mr. Jurgiel responded Stachybotrys is the toxic black mold. He stated they did not find any of that and that it is not that uncommon to find that in buildings that have had drywall that has been wetted repeatedly.

Mr. Poulter asked if most of these molds are common household molds. Mr. Jurgiel responded that there isn’t really a difference between residential and office settings. He stated that if you have drywall that gets wet, you’re going to start to grow mold. He stated this is draft-dated tables and they will put together another full report after the additional samples are added.

Mr. Callaway asked if some of the drywall is with greenboard or non-greenboard. Mr. Jurgiel responded that it has grown on all kinds and greenboard does have a wax built into it to be more water-resistant but if it can still get mold growth on it. Mr. McQueen asked what the likelihood that stachybotrys just left this building recently. Mr. Jurgiel stated that they are still trying to assess that and he has some of the data from the previous report and they are waiting to get some other data from that to see exactly what was found where. Mr. McQueen also asked with the total count, what would be considered as high-count. Mr. Jurgiel responded that it depends on the mold spore levels but it also depends on what the outdoor levels are. He stated we bring levels in from outside and buildings have outdoor air components that are drawn in. Mr. Jurgiel stated that the sample from the County Board Room caught him by surprise because it resembled the outdoor samples and that they are going to check if there were any dusting activities or recent vacuuming activities. Mr. Farha asked him if he sees any reason for immediate closure of this building. Mr. Jurgiel stated “no”. He stated he does have some remediation recommendations for some areas.

Mr. Hinkamper asked if open windows in a building elevates the levels. Mr. Jurgiel responded that he would expect that it would elevate the levels that opened windows brings in warm and moist air which takes a while to be removed. It goes through the return air system, hitting the cooling coils and is dumped back into the space. The more humidity, the more an issue it can be. Mr. Hinkamper also asked on a scale of 1-10, 1 being a condemned building to close and 10 being a pristine building with nothing going on, where would he rank it. Mr. Jurgiel stated he would rate it an 8 or 9.

Mr. Callaway asked if there is an optimal temperature for humidity. Mr. Jurgiel stated if should be between 30-60%.

Mr. Bellis thanked Mr. Jurgiel for coming and working with the board. Mr. Jurgiel stated that he will be getting us a plan to move forward.

Resolutions

There were no resolutions to approve.

New Business

a. Approval of Additional Cost Agreement between the County of Adams and Jurgiel & Associates for Additional Work (presentation to board)

Mr. Bellis made a motion to approve the agreement.

Mr. Hinkamper seconded the motion.

The agreement was approved.

b. Approval of Bid for Courthouse Air Scrubbers.

Mr. Bellis made a motion to accept the bid.

Mr. Callaway seconded the motion.

Discussion Mr. Bellis stated the committee unanimously approved Peters to do it and it was for $78,560.

The bid was approved.

The committee’s next meeting is scheduled for September 12th, 2023.

Legislative & Judicial

Committee Report (Mr. Reich)

Bills – The committee met on August 15th and reviewed bills from the Circuit Clerk, Juvenile Detention Center, Probation Department, Public Defender, State’s Attorney, and the Supervisor of Assessments. All the bills were in order.

Reports

There were no additional reports.

County Code

a. Report on County Code Updates

a. Chapter One Section Four- Rules of the Board

b. Chapter Seven Section Three and Four- Unlaw Possession of Cannabis and Unlawful Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

c. Chapter Five Section Six – Wind Energy Siting Code

d. Chapter Five Section Seven – Solar Farm Ordinance

e. Chapter Five Section Four – Adult Oriented Businesses (Retail Liquor Licenses)

Resolutions

a. Resolution Number 2023-08-001-019 – Ordinance to Change Chapter One, Section Four – Rules of the Board – Visitors (Attachment B-1)

The clerk read the ordinance by title only.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the ordinance.

Mr. Kerkhoff seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is for speakers of the board and is similar to what the city has where people can request to speak right up until the beginning of the meeting but the limitations to length of speech are upheld. He stated the time limit is 3 minutes. Resolution 2023-08-001-019 was approved.

b. Resolution Number 2023-08-001-020 – Ordinance to Change Chapter Seven, Sections Three and Four – Unlaw Possession of Cannabis and Unlaw Possession of Drug Paraphernalia (Attachment B-2)

The clerk read the ordinance by title only.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the ordinance.

Mrs. Bockhold seconded the motion.

Discussion: He stated this is the ordinance we had before but the state has superseded this. Therefore, they want to drop this ordinance for the county.

Resolution Number 2023-08-001-020 was approved.

c. Ordinance Number 2023-08-001-021 – Ordinance to Change Chapter Five, Article Six – Adams County Wind Energy Siting Code (Attachment B-3) The clerk read the ordinance by title only.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the ordinance.

Mr. Mccoy seconded the motion.

Discussion: He stated this is similar in that the state superseded this and we need to drop it from our codes.

Ordinance Number 2023-08-001-021 was approved.

d. Resolution Number 2023-08-001-022 – Ordinance to Change Chapter Five, Article Seven – Adams County Solar Farm Ordinance (Attachment B-4) The clerk read the resolution by title only.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the ordinance.

Mr. McQueen seconded the motion.

Discussion: He stated this is another one that the state has superseded and needs removed from county code. Mr. Cooley asked if we have anything in regards to easements. Mr. Reich stated they did not.

Resolution Number 2023-08-001-002 was approved.

e. Retail Liquor License for the Liquid Pony from July 7, 2023 until September 30, 2023 with the assignment of Permit Number 2023-08-010-001.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the Permit.

Mr. Mccoy seconded the motion.

Discussion: He stated they are in the process of getting a state license and we need to do this while they work it out with the state. Mr. Austin asked if they will be operating in the city and what keeps them from setting up right in front of a bar and causing conflict. Mr. Reich stated that they should wait and see what the Illinois Liquor Commissioner says about it.

Permit Number 2023-08-010-001 was approved.

Appointments

a. Reappointment of Erik Flesner as a Trustee to the Golden Fire Protection District effective retroactively to the First Monday of May 2023 and set to Expire the First Monday in May 2026. (Attachment B-5)

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the appointment.

Mr. Sorensen seconded the motion.

The reappointment was approved.

Liquor Licenses

There were no liquor licenses to approve.

Pyrotechnic Displays

There were no pyrotechnic displays to approve.

Other

a. County Courthouse Electronic Device Policy Ordinance Number 2023-08-001- 024 (Attachment B-6)

The clerk read the resolution by title only.

Mr. Reich made a motion to approve the resolution.

Mr. McCoy seconded the motion.

Discussion: Mr. Reich stated that the courts have one but the other offices outside of court need one that office holders can control. Mr. Austin asked if this would be done by posting in the office. Mr. Farha stated there would be posting outside of the offices. Mr. Hinkamper stated he sees guys going around with cameras doing audits in public buildings and asked if people cannot record in a public area here. Mr. Farha stated that they do have the right in a public area, but not inside of the court rooms. He stated that the other areas need to be controlled by individual office holders. Mr. Hinkamper asked if it affects the public areas and Mr. Farha stated it does not. Mr. Farha stated that even outside of some offices need privacy such as during voting times outside of the County Clerk’s Office.

The resolution was approved.

The committee’s next meeting is scheduled for September 12th, 2023. 

Public Health & Safety

Committee Report (Mrs. Fletcher)

Bills – The committee met on August 15th and reviewed the bills for the Sheriff’s Office, Coroner’s Office, Emergency Management Agency and Animal Control. All the bills were in order.

Reports

Mrs. Fletcher read the following department reports that were given to the committee: From John Simon, Director of Ambulance and EMA: An ambulance agreement with the workers is in the works and will hopefully be brought for approval in September. The EMT Academy could bring enough to fill staffing if all goes well.

From Scott Graham updated the committee on their figures for the month of July. From Sheriff Grootens: Mr. Grootens spoke about the School Resource Officer. He stated that they have one deputy that is assigned to the four schools in the county. He stated that we have lost Blue Richards and he would like to take that salary, split it in half and hire a school resource officer and another deputy. He stated the schools are on board and it would be a start.

Resolution

There were no resolutions to approve.

The committee’s next meeting is scheduled for September 12th, 2023. 

Executive Committee

Committee Report (Mr. Austin)

The committee met on August 7th.

There was no business to discuss.

The committee’s next meeting will be September 5th, 2023.

Finance

Committee Report (Mr. Austin)

Bills – The committee met on August 14th and reviewed the bills. All the bills were in order.

Report

Resolution –

a. Resolution Number 2023-08-111-021 – Renewal of Devnet Software Agreement. (Attachment C-1)

The clerk read the resolution by title only.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the resolution.

Mr. Finlay seconded the motion.

Discussion: He stated this is our core software for tax records in our county. He stated we have used it for at least 20 years and it continues to be updated and has success. He reported it is a 5-year contract and there was a little increase this time.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the resolution. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

There were 19 in favor, 0 opposed and 2 absent.

Resolution 2023-08-111-021 was approved.

The clerk read the following Tax Sale Resolutions and they were approved together: b. Tax Sale Resolution Number 07-23-001 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 20-0331 – Located in the Melrose Township (Attachment C-2)

c. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-001 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 22-0247 – Located in the Riverside Township (Attachment C-3)

d. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-002 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-0833 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-4)

e. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-003 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-5-0730-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-5) 

f. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-004 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-7-0813-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-6) 

g. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-005 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-2-0848-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-7) 

h. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-006 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-5-0863-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-8) 

i. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-007 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 02-0-0621-001-00 – Located in the Northeast Township (Attachment C-9) 

j. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-008 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-2-1240-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-10 

k. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-009 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-5-0731-000-00 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-11) 

l. Tax Sale Resolution Number 08-23-010 – for Permanent Parcel Number (PIN) 23-2570 – Located in the Quincy Township (Attachment C-12)

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the tax sale resolutions.

Mr. Cooley seconded the motion.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the tax sale resolutions. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2.

The 11 Tax Sale Resolutions were approved.

Finance

a. Additional Fund Appropriation from John Simon – EMA/EMS Director – in the Amount of $30,440 – Expense Account Number 621-621-5827 – Durable Equipment – for a Revised Budget Amount of $64,440 and $30,340 – Revenue Account Number 621-621-4290 – Grants – for a Revised Budget Amount of $30,440. (Attachment C-13)

The clerk read the Additional Fund Appropriation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the additional fund appropriation. Mr. Callaway seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is a grant that the department found for durable equipment related to equipment we use often. This increases the amount that can be spent but is budget-positive.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the Additional Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary,

Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2. The Additional Fund Appropriation was approved.

b. Additional Fund Appropriation from John Simon – EMA/EMS Director – in the Amount 44,675 – Expense Account Number 212-211-5645 – Flood Material and Supplies – for a Revised Budget Amount of $44,675 (Attachment C-14) The clerk read the Additional Fund Appropriation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the additional fund appropriation. Mr. Callaway seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is carryover money they have had since the 2019 flood and this will close out the account.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the Additional Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2. The Additional Fund Appropriation was approved.

c. Additional Fund Appropriation from Anthony Grootens – Sheriff – in the Amount of $25,040 – Expense Account Number 002-001-5830 – Capital Project – Jail – for a Revised Budget Amount of $25,040. (Attachment C-15)

The clerk read the Additional Fund Appropriation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the additional fund appropriation. Mr. Finlay seconded the motion.

Discussion: This comes out of the capitol project jail account and this was for some plexi glass dividers and things that should have been in the original design. A roll call vote was taken to approve the Additional Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2. The Additional Fund Appropriation was approved.

d. Additional Fund Appropriation from Anthony Grootens – Sheriff – in the Amount of $480 – Expense Account Number 231-231-5715 – K9 Grant Expense – for a Revised Budget Amount of $480 (Attachment C-16)

The clerk read the Additional Fund Appropriation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the additional fund appropriation. Mr. Mr. Finlay seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is a grant of $480 and opening some account line items.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the Additional Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2. The Additional Fund Appropriation was approved.

e. Transfer of Fund Appropriation from Anthony Foster – Court Services Director – in the Amount of $19,305 from Account Line Number 001-321-5105 – Salary Detention Officers – for a Revised Budget Amount of $1,031,452 and $19,305 to Account Line Number 001-321-5506 – Maintenance JDC Building – for a Revised Budget Amount of $49,305 and $20,000 from Account Line Number 001-321- 5155 – Salary Part Time Staff – for a Revised Budget Amount of $45,000 and $20,000 to Account Line Number 001-321-5150 – Salary Overtime – for a Revised Budget Amount of $70,000 and $15,000 from Account Line Number 001- 321-5110 – Salary Full Time Staff – for a Revised Budget Amount of $104,767 and $15,000 to Account Line Number 001-321-5150 – Salary Overtime – for a Revised Budget Amount of $85,000. (Attachment C-17)

The clerk read the Transfer of Fund Appropriation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the Transfer of fund appropriation. Mr. Poulter seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is shifting money around to pay for some things the department is needing. He stated it is budget neutral.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the Transfer of Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider.

Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2. The Transfer of Fund Appropriation was approved.

f. Transfer of Fund Appropriation from Anthony Grootens – Sheriff – in the Amount of $63,201 from Account Number 001-001-5999 – Contingency – for a Revised Budget Amount of $88,299 and $63,201 to Account Number 001-103-5875 – Capital Expenses – for a Revised Budget Amount of $168,201.

The clerk read the Transfer of Fund Appropriation. (Attachment C-18) Mr. Austin made a motion to approve the transfer of fund appropriation. Mr. Callaway seconded the motion.

Discussion: This is for the remainder balance of cameras, audios and TVs for the County Board room.

A roll call vote was taken to approve the Transfer of Fund Appropriation. Those in favor were: Jon McCoy, Tim Finlay, Robert Reich, Brad Poulter, David McCleary, Les Post, Theresa Bockhold, Brent Fischer, Bret Austin, Keith Callaway, Mark Sorensen, Barbara Fletcher, Ryan Hinkamper, Dave Bellis, Marvin Kerkhoff, Mark Dietrich, Steve McQueen, Travis Cooley and Kent Snider. Total in favor was 19. Total opposed was 0. Total absent was 2.

The Transfer of Fund Appropriation was approved.

Budget/Levy

a. Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Budget

Mr. Austin reported that in the next week they will be reaching out to department heads to set up meetings starting mid-September with them. He stated he thinks they are looking at around a 3% EAV increase. He stated in the beginning of October they will have a final walkthrough with department heads and get a draft spreadsheet to board members. This allows time to bring it up for approval in November. He stated they are doing it with the old way on spreadsheets as well as on the new Cleargov system.

Insurance

a. CIRMA – Risk Management Renewal

Mr. Austin reported they have been asking them about different policies. They are also going through an audit process as well with them.

The committee’s next meeting will be September 11th, 2023.

Unfinished Business

There was no unfinished business to discuss.

New Business

Approval of Board Member Travel Vouchers

There were no travel vouchers to approve.

Monthly Reports

Supervisor of Assessments/Board of Review, Juvenile Detention Center, the County Clerk & Recorder’s office, the Public Defender, the Circuit Clerk, Information Technology, and Probation Department, Monthly check register for July 2023, and Funds Summary report for July 2023 including revenue and expenses. (Attachment D-1)

Mr. Hinkamper made a motion to receive and file the monthly reports with the appropriate committee.

Mr. McCleary seconded the motion.

Motion to receive and file the monthly reports with the appropriate committee adopted.

Resignation

a. Dave Bellis from Two Rivers Regional Council of Public Officials The Chairman entertained a motion to accept the resignation.

Mr. Austin made a motion to accept the resignation.

Mr. Fischer seconded the motion.

The resignation was accepted.

Appointments

a. Commissioners of the Bicentennial Commission (Attachment D-2) Chairman Snider entertained a motion to approve the list of appointments for the Commissioners of the Bicentennial Commission.

The Chairman entertained a motion to approve the appointments.

Mr. Sorensen made a motion to approve the appointments.

Mr. McCleary seconded the motion.

The appointments were approved.

Report

There were no additional reports.

Announcements

There were no announcements.

Discussion and Possible Action

There was no additional discussion or action.

Correspondence

1) MLCR3 – Central Stone Company – Mill Creek Quarry CS42 (Attachment E-1) 

2) IL Vegetation Notification from Ameren – Future Tree Trimming (Attachment E-2)

Mr. Hinkamper moved to receive and file the correspondence with the appropriate committee.

Mr. McCleary seconded the motion.

Motion to receive and file the correspondence with the appropriate committee adopted.

The August 15th, 2023 meeting was recessed until Tuesday, September 12th, 2023.

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