and subject to audit. Upon motion made by Commissioner
Holekamp, seconded 6y Commissioner Lehman, the Co~_~rt
unanimously accepted the monthly r•epor-ts of:
BETTY L. BURNEY, J. P. PREC #
Report for January 34,217.00
Interest Earned 8.04
ROBERT L. TENCH, J. F'. F'REC # 3
Report for January 11,241.29
Interest Earned 78.75
Item 1.3 Late Bills
ORDER N0. 22568
APPROVAL TO PAY LATE BILL TO MAYRN RRNCH
On this the 1st day of March 1995, upon motion made by
Commissioner Lehman, seconded by Commissioner Lackey, the
Court unanimously approved by a vote of 4-0-0, to pay (320.00
from Line Item No. 10-570-487, Lodging Expense for• four nights
for a Criminal Justice Management Seminar, in the Probation
Office.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT CONVENED IN R SPECIAL WORKSHOP SESSION ON
Monday, February 27, 1995 with all Officers present and the
following proceedings were held:
A workshop was held for• the discussion on park land
development for Kerr County.
Sadie Burdett, Linda Speck, Dennis Kneese, George Prendergast,
Bill Taylor, and Harold Wunsch were in attendance for the
meeting. The Judge addressed the public stating that the
Court would like to get the community involved with the park
land development to get some ideas from the general public.
Commissioner Oehler met with the Parks and Wildlife Department
to get some funding star^t ed. We would also like to poll the
public for needs, and we need to include as many organizations
as possible. We are trying to do this with grants to where
there would be no cost to the taxpayer. Mayor Wunsch
suggested maybe a bed and breakfast tax. Linda Speck stated
that we ar^e always needing practice fields for soccer that are
level and ant free. We have already made a commitment with
the City. Dennis Kneese applauded the Court for doing what
they are doing this is long over due. Those of us that have
grown up here know their is a need. There are grants you can
get for Boat Ramps which is separate from other yr•ants. The
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