the building instead of on 'the pole; and r•un the necessary
conduit for the lighting of the trees around the Courthouse
Square.
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Item 2.7 Consider and discuss Outdoor Business Order and
Repeal of existing Or•der• No. 18053. This item was discussed
and the owners of outdoor businesses were supposed to do there
own cleaning but to date nothing has been done. Robin King
was made the spokesman for junk yards and outdoor businesses
but they have not taken any action. A workshop is to 6e done
with Environmental Health to discuss the draft on junk yards
and outdoor businesses.
Item 2.8 Discuss the On-The-Job-Training (OJT program
sponsored by goodwill Ind~.xstries/JTF'R for the Ker•r• Co~_inty
Animal Facility. (Commissioner- Precinct # 3)
Commissioner Holekamp addressed the Court stating something
would need to be done about personnel when the new Kerr• Co~_inty
Rnimal Facility has been built. Commissioner- Holekamp
suggested filling the position of front clerk, and feeding the
animals, with a person that is possibly a junior- or• senior- in
high school looking far a .job. This would give the person
experience needed for- getting a .job as well as helping the
~-, Co~_~nty fill the position and we are educating people at the
same time. J~.idge Denson feels this is a good idea and would
like to see Commissioner Holekamp pursue this further-.
Item 1.4 Approve and Accept Monthly, Quarterly, and
Semi-Annual Reports
ORDER NO. 22647
RCCEPTANCE OF MONTHLY REPORTS
On this the 24th day of April 1995, came on to be considered
by the Court the reports of the County and Precinct Officials
of Kerr County, Texas and having heard and considered by the
Court finds that said reports should be accepted and filed
with the County Clerk far future reference and subject to
audit. Upon motion made by Commissioner- Lehman, seconded
by Commissioner Lackey, the Court unanimously accepted the
monthly reports of:
PATRICIR E. KNOX, J. F'. PREC # 1
March Report 63,63.17
Interest Earned 15.85
F'AGE 820
BETTY L. BURNEY, J. F'. F'REC #	
March Report	4 957.00
r
~ Interest Earned	~5,gg
ROBERT L. TENCH, J. P. GREC # 3	
March Report	22,916.34
Interest Earned	69.56
WILLIRM E. RAGSDRLE, J. F'. PREC # 4	
March Report	17 64^c. 64
Interest Earned	60.18
F'ATRICIR DYE, COUNTY CLERK	
Mar^ch Tr-ust Fund Report	~
473.88
Interest Earned	,
109.^c2
Mar-ch General Fund Report	,:,2,652.48
Interest Earned	65.41
LINDA UECKER, DISTRICT CLERK	
Mar-ch NOW ACCT	1,052.66
March TRUST ACCT	77.69
FRANCES A. KAISER, SHERIFF	
March Report	2,026.30
COMMISSIONERS' COURT CONVENED IN WORKSHOP SESSION RT 2:00 P. M.
0~2~f9.~~•12 Item 2.1'2 Wor^kshop on Election Machines from Global Election
Systems, Inc.
Robert Green and Char^1 es Conrad made a presentation to the
Court on election equipment/system. This system covers the
~ entire pr-ocess of Elections. This system was designed in 1988
,, and put to the test in 1989. Global is the fastest growing
company at present and the machines ar^e certified for
elections. The system is designed to make life easier for^ the
election worker as well as the voter. The cost of the machine
is 45,000.00 per unit.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT RECESSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT RECONVENED FROM RECESS ON APRIL 24, 1995
RND THE FOLLOWING PROCEEDINGS WERE HAD:
ORDER N0. 22648
APGROVAL TO GAY INVOICE # 57864 FOR 8299.95
On this the 28th day of Rpril 1995, upon motion made by Judge
Denson, seconded by Commissioner Holekamp, the Court
unanimously approved by a vote of 3-0-0, to pay 8299.95 for
reimbur-Bement of expense of Invoice # 57864, to be paid to the
Kerr County 4-H.
~` COMMISSIONERS' COURT ADJOURNED AT 1:25 G.M.
PRGE 821