BUTLER
COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Tuesday, October 22, 2002
Commission Chairman Randy Doll called the Butler County
Board of Commissioners to order at 9:00 a.m. Present were Commissioner Bill Shriver;
County Administrator, Will Johnson Jr., and Deputy Clerk Barbara Day.
Commissioner Carpenter was absent today.
911 Tax $ 42,308
Motor Vehicle $140,000
Register of Deeds $250,000
Weed $ 7,000
Alcohol $ 250
Mineral Taxes $ 1,500
LAVTR hand distribution $
15,000
City/County Shared Income $181,791
Transfers $ 80,000
Interest Income $
86,776
Rent from Misc. Buildings $151,000
Penalties and Interest $
50,000
Fees & Licenses $ 2,500
Total Building Permits $
25,000
Planning & Zoning fee $
6,000
Total
Reimburse Exp. $
12,000
$1,141,125
Total Overage (shortfall) ($
341,970)
Administrator Johnson stated that Sheriff Cox will be present
in Commission meeting on October 28th, to discuss Revenues for the
remainder of 2002. Commissioners agreed to
address the amount needed for the Sheriff and Jail budget on
October 28th, Commission meeting.
Scott
Stoskopf, Director of Computer Services came before the Board of Commissioners
for approval
and purchase of 7 scanners in the amount of $5,355 each from Galaxie.
Chairman
Doll made a motion to table this item for 30-days. Commissioner Shriver seconded
the motion. Motion carried 2-0
JAIBG DRUG COURT GRANT
Ryan Winfrey with the Drug Court came before the Board of
Commissioners for Ann Carpenter JJSA Administrator for authorization of a
continuation funding for Drug Court.
District 13 has been awarded continuation funding for the
Drug Court program for an additional year, in the amount of $123,250.There was
no formal application needed, therefore signatures were not required prior to
announcement of award. This award provides funding for staff up to two
full-time employees, benefits rent and funds for counseling and treatment.
There is no match required although Juvenile Justice Services is providing in
kind match in the form of phones, copier, and consumable office supplies, some
staff training and partial rent for common spaces.
Commissioner
Shriver made a motion to approve the Drug Court Grant in the amount of $123,250
and allow the Chairman to sign. Chairman Doll seconded the motion. Motion
carried 2-0.
Chairman
Doll made a motion to table this item. Commissioner Shriver seconded the
motion. Motion carried 2-0.
ZONING
CLASSIFICATION CHANGE
Todd
Kennemer, Director of Planning and Development presented to the Board of
Commissioners for approval, a zoning classification change from Agriculture to
Rural Residential Case No. RZ-02-6, Resolution No. 02-66.
Mr.Kennemer
advised the owner C. J. Livingston, owns a 66-acre tract of land located at the
SE corner of the intersection on SW 40th St. and Turkey Creek Rd.,
southeast of the City of El Dorado. He is requesting a change of zoning on the
western 26 acres so he can sell two 13-acre lots. The rest of the tract will
remain a legal, conforming 40-acre lot zoned AG-40.
Mr. Kennemer
recommends approval of this request on a vote of 5-0 by the Planning
Commission.
Chairman
Doll recommends approval of Resolution 02-66/Case No. RZ-02-06 for zoning
change from Agriculture to Rural Residential. Commissioner Shriver seconded the
motion. Motion carried 2-0.
ADJOURNMENT
Chairman
Doll made a motion to adjourn at 9:40 a.m. Commissioner Shriver seconded the
motion. Motion carried 2-0.