Discussion with Mr. Lovett was field on the renovation of the
Courthouse. Mr. Lovett said the Engineer- previously hir^ed
was not a certified Engineer and the .present engineer Mr^.
Alderson did not carry an insurance policy for error and
omission. The slab in the parking lot is sitting on
compacting fill and there has been no movement in it and
there is not sweat in the walls. If we raise the floor slab
we are talking about considerable expense. R jack hammer'
will need to be used to put ditches in for^ some of the sewer
lines and to knock out curbs on col~.tmns. Judge Stacy shares
Commissioner Margan's interest on work being done with out an
error- and omission insurance policy because this decision we
will have to live with for- the rest of our term and
Commissioners' Court to come. lodge Stacy will contact Mr.
Alderson, the engineer to discuss the changes being made in
the r^enavations of the Cour^thottse and have Stan Reid, the
Rssistant County Rttorney to address the statute of
limitations.
Discussion of utilizing two (c) lots for^ a building site, one
for the residence and one for all ar^ part of the wastewater
disposal system. Charlie Diggs addressed the Court with a
possible solution to have an easement drawn up with a sketch
to be recorded in the deed records and develop a policy with
the Homeowners Gr•aup on Var^iances. We can except metes and
bounds for• property.
ORDER ND. 2Q~664
RPPRDVRL OF VARIANCE TD THE GLAT REQUIREMENTS
OF SECTION 5~D2 (K) RULES OF KERB CDUNTY
FOR PRIVATE SEWERAGE FRCILITIES
On this the iDth day of November 1991, upon motion made by
Commissioner- Oehler, seconded 6y Commissioner Holekamp, the
Court unani~ously approved by a vote of 4-0-0, to approve a
variance for David Ballard, for Tract 13, in the Riverside
Subdivision. This variance is for an um^ecorded subdivision.
PRGE 474
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