HomeMy WebLinkAbout5.0 1980 BOCC MinutesLL4Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners, Garfield County, Colo.,----------NovemberIA public hearing was held on a requested zone change from R/L/SD to C/L at the CMC turnoff South of Glen-wood Springs. The applicant rnias K eî B Plumbing who was represented by lt{r. Ed Pearson. Mr. Abplanalpread the procedure to be followed during the hearing. Mr. Jolley swore in Assistant Planner DavisFarrar and Mr. Pearson. Mr. Farrar explained that this in an application for a zone change on a parcelof land near the CMC turnoff on Highway 82. Mr. Farrar submitted the following exhibíts as evidence:Exhibit A, application; Exhibit B, proof of publication; Exhibit C, return receipts; Exhibit D, vicinitymap; Exhibit E, letter from Mr. Clyde York showing no objections to the proposal (Mr. York owns propertyacross from the area in question); and Exhibit F, a letter from Mr. Norman Histand also stating he hasno objections to the proposal (Mr. Histand owns adjacent property). Mr. Farrar stated that the PlanningCommission recommends approval. Mr. Jolley accepted the exhibits and then asked for comments from thosein favor of the project. Mr. Histand was sworn in by Mr. Jolley and stepped forward to state that hehad no objection to the proposal as he now owns the property and it will be necessary for Mr. Pearsonto meet the concerns of the surrounding property owners before the property will be sold to him. Thiswill insure that all proposals are followed through. Mr. Jolley then asked for corunents from thoseopposed to the project. There were none. Mr. Velasquez moved that the public hearing be closed. Mr.Jolley stepped down as Chairnan and seconded the motion. It was carried. A motion was made by Mr.Velasquez that a resolution be prepared approving the request from K & B Plumbing for a zone change fromR/L/SD to C/L. Mr. Jo11ey stepped down and seconded the moti-on. It was carried.Mr. Velasquez moved that the following resolutions be adopted and included in the Resolutions Book:#80-275, minor subdivision exemption for William A. Barnes and Cfifford E. Haycock; #80-276, specialuse perrnit for Richard Niday; #80-277, minor subdivision exemption for August Grathwohl; #80-278,mobile horne special use permit for Storm King Ranch; #80-279, subdivision exemption for Sebastian Brungs;#80-280, minor subdivision exemption for Raymond Steed; #80-281, amendnent to Resolution #78-165 whichgranted a subdivision exemption for Robert E. and Dorothy G. Pretti; and #80-282, subdivision exemptionfor Sebastian J. Brungs. Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chairman and seconded the motion. The motioncarríed.A public hearing was held on a gas well permit request 15 miles northwest of DeBeque by Adolph Coors Co.Mr. Bob Martin üIas present representing the Coors Co. Mr. Jol"ley swore in Mr. Martin and Mr. DavisFamar, Assistant Planner for the County. Mr. Farrar stated that there is a county road up to theproject and that water will be punrped and that a chemical toilet will meet the sewage requirement.Mr. Farrar submitted the following exhibits as evidence: Exhibit A, application, and Exhibit B, map.It was noted that there was only one return receipt and that was the one sent to Mr. W. T. Spears. Itwas noted that Mr. Spears owns rnuch of the acreage around the proposed gas well along with the FederalGovernment. It was determined by the Board that the notification of Mr. Spears warrants proper notifi-cation of landowners. It was noted that the county road leading to the well may not be able to handlethe proposed heavy trucks going to the site. Mr. Martin stated that trucks usually bypass the bridgelocated on the county road while cars do continue to use it. It hras suggested that Mr. Martin contactMr. Bowlby of the County Road Department and check with him regarding how much weight a truck couldcarry before causing damage to the bridge. Mr. Jolley asked for comrnents from those in favor of theproject. There hlere none. Ile.then asked f,or comments,from those opposed. Again, there were none.Mr. Velasquez made a rnotion that the public hearing be closed. Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chairman andseconded the motion. It was carried. Mr. Velasquez made a motion that a resolution be prepared autho-rizing a special use permit for a gas well 15 niles northwest of DeBeque as applied for by Adolph CoorsCo. be approved subject to the Coors Cornpany contacting the Cormty Road Department before any heavyequipment over 30,000 pormds uses the county road leading to the well.A public hearing was held on a request from Connie Scamow for a mobile home permit on 40 acres of landat the intersection of Roads 320 and 329. Ms. Scarrow, her father, and Davis Farrar Assistant Plannerfor the County were sworn in. Mr. Farrar noted that there is now a residence on this propeïty and thatwater will be furnished by a well and a septic tank will serve as a seürerage disposal device. ExhibitA, application; Exhibit B, proof of publication; and Exhibit C, return receipts. Mr. Farrar statedthat the Planning Office had no objections to this request. There weïe no letters of opposition. Mr.Velasquez moved that the public hearing be closed. Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chairman and secondedthe motion. It was carried. Mr. Velasquez made a motion that a resolution be prepared that a mobilehome on Roads 320 and 329 as applied for by Connie Scarrow be granted. Mr. Jolley stepped down asChairman and seconded the motion. It was carried.A public hearing was held on a request for a perrnit for a gas well one mile west of Rifle on Highways6 Ë 24, adjacent ot Anvil Points on the property of Bill Clough. Mr. Clough was the applicant. Mr.Clough, Mr. John Bare and Mr. Davis Farrar, Assístant Planner for the County, hrere svùorn in. Mr. Farrarstated that the water for the project will be hauled from Mr. Clough's gravel pit and that a chemicaltoilet will serve for sev{age disposal. There are no county bridges which must be crossed in order toserve the well. Mr. Farrar stated that Planning has no problems with the application. Mr. Jolley askedfor comments frorn those ín favor of the project. There were none. He then asked for comments fromthose opposed. Again, there were none. Mr. Velasquez made a motion that the public hearing be closed.Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chariman and seconded the motion. It was carried. Mr. Velasquez made amotion that a resolution be prepared authorizing issuance of a special use permit for a gas well onemile west of Rifle on Highways 6 & 24 on the property of Bill Clough. Mr. Jolley stepped down asChairman and seconded the motion. It was carried.Mr. Clough also mentioned that a supply and pipe storage yard will be needed near the gas well and hispermit is conditional upon his obtaining water. He cannot get. a well permit for another two weeks anddue to the oncoming wínter weather he would like to begin building at this time while waiting on thewell permit. A solution to the problem::ü/as suggested by Mr. Abplanalp. He suggests that a special usepermit be approved with the conditíon that no certificate of occupancy be issued until water is avail-ab1e. This will allow for the building to begin but will require the water before actual occupancy.Mr. Abplanalp will prepare a resolution regarding the aboveMr. Velasquez moved that Resolution #80-274 be adopted and included in the Resolutions Bookthe resolution regarding Rifle Village South apportionment and assessment for improvements.stepped down as Chairman and seconded the motion. It was carried.This isMr. JolleyMrMr. Diemoz returned to the rneeting with his completed application for a special use permit for Mr.Velasquez made a motion that it be forwarded to the Planning Comrnission for their consideration.Jolley stepped down as Chairman and seconded the motion. It was carried.¡-I A continuation of a public haring regarding a request for zone change from the Rifle Fireside fnn andI Jack Elliott was heard. Present was Davis Farrar, Assistant Planner for the County. Mr. Jolley askedt
Proceedings of the Board of County Cornrnissioners, Garfield County, ColoNovernbern------, 19.-.9.0-.----rcffi -for comments forn those in favor of the request. Ms. Imalou Barlow was sworn in. She owns propertyacross from the proposed zone change and she stated that she has no objections to the change. Mr. Jollasked for comments from those opposed to the request. There were none. Mr. Velasquez moved that thepublic hearing be closed. Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chariman and seconded the rnotion. It was carriedMr. Velasquez made a rnotion that a resolution be prepared approving the zone change requested by theRifle Fireside Inn and Jack Elliott with the stipulation that traffic access not be off Highway 13 andwhen the return receipts are received, Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chairman and seconded the motion.It was carried.Mr. Velasquez moved that Resolution #80-283, approving the payroll for the nonth of October, be adoptedand included in the ResoLutions Book. Mr. Jolley stepped down as Chainnan and seconded the motion.It was carried unanímously.Meeting adjourned.ATTEST:BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSGARFTELD COUNTY, COLORADOvoe Boaa].lman -Monday, December 1, 1980The regular rneeting of the Garfield Cotrrty Board of Commissioners was held on Monday, December 1, 1980,beginning at 9:15 a.m. Present were Chairman Richard C. Joltey and Comnissioners Larry Velasquez andFlaven Cerise" Also present were County Attorney Art Abplanalp and Deputy Clerk of the Board, NancyPage.Mr. LaMon Baird a member of the Board of ther Resource Conservation and Development Act was present tospeak with the Connissioners regard.ing a change in the cument Board nembership. At the present tiineone of the County Comrnissioners serves as a member of -uhe Board but Mr. Baird inquired about whetheror not the Comrnissioners would object if a representative from the Glenwood Springs City Council wouldserve on the Board in place of one of the County Comníssioners. It was felt that the representationfrom the city might be more appropriate at this time based upon projects under consideration by theRCD. The Conmissioners felt that this change in Board membership was satisfactory. Mr. Abplanalp willprepare a letter from the Comnissioners authorizing Mr. Mike Fattor, City Councilman, to be the repre-sentative from Garfield County for 1981.Mr. Ron Bausch, Director of the County Library System, appeared before the Comnissioners to request asupplemental appropriation for the 1980 budget and with figures for the 1981 budget. No action wastaken.Mr. Abplanalp arrived at 10:00 a.n.A public hearing was held regarding a request for Four Mile PUD located on Road 117. The PUD wouldconsist of 138.6 acres. Mr. Abplanalp read the procedures to be followed during the hearing. Mr.Ron Liston and Mr. John Ray of Land Design Partnership in Glenwood Springs, and Mr. Ray Baldwin, CountyPlanner, were sworn in by the Charinan. Mr. Baldwin submitted the following exhibits as evidence:Exhibit A, application for Four Mile Ranch; Exhibit B, Resolution fron County Planning Commissin;Exhibit C, letter from John Fernandez, City Flanner of Glenwood Springs, and copies of the minutes fronthe Planning Cornmission and ninutes from the City Counci.l; Exhibit D, letters from Thomas Marton, RayMorgan and Bert Catcr; Exhibit E, proof of publication; Exhibit F, return receipts from public hearingnotices; Exhibit G, letter from Lee Scott and Cleary, Inc. dated Novenber 28, 1980 (signed by PhillipScott, III); and Exhibit H, letter from Leonard Bowlby dated January 23,1980. Mr. Liston then descrihthe proposed PUD in detail to the Conmissioners and interested parties. The proposed development is3/8 mile south of Four Mile Road and the development will be a residential type with both single andmulti-family units. The total number of units proposed for the finished project is 480. There willbe 12 acres set aside for the construction of a school (the developers have discussed this proposalwithrtheschool district and they would like to have this area set aside). The developnent will haveseveral areas set aside for greenery and the development will be surrounded by a green area to act asa buffer between this development and the surrounding area. There wiil also be two areas set asidefor the development of tot lots and there will be an agreement with the school district that the schoolyard will be used with limited play facilities mainly for small children.Mr. Liston explained that sewage wil1 be through the Glenwood Springs sewage disposal system but thatthe use of city l^rater has been discussed with the city and it nay be necessary for the developer toput in their own storage tanks. Only a limited rumber of units will be built until the water situatioris cleared up with the city.The developer is willing to do sorne improvements on four-mile road such as flattening out the hill andwidening the road in order to alleviate traffic problems that would exist without these modifications.The developer has had a professional exrnamine the present road conditions and the number of vehiclesusing the road at a given time. It has been d.etermj-ned that the present road capacity is 590 vehiclesper hour and at the present time only 298 vehicles use the road per hour. The developer estimates thatonly 384 vehicles per hour will use the road when the development is completed. The developer estimatethat they could build 565 units at this time before Midland Avenue is overloaded.Mr. Cerise wanted to know when the traffic corlrtt was taken. Mr" Liston said the count was taken twoweeks ago and it is a weekday count and does not reflect heavy weekend traffic for Sunlight. Mr.Velasquez asked if the realignment of the road can be done with the current property owned by theCounty or if the developer would need to acquire additional property. Mr. Liston mentioned that hecould not give an answer to this question as it had not been researched fully. Mr. Baldwin mentioneda concern regarding traffic congestion caused by an unforeseen delay in traffic such as an accident orbad weather. Mr. Liston mentioned that there may be some delay if there is an unique traffic problem.The developer still feels that an initial phase of the project can begin even with the current trafficconditions. Mr. Cerise questioned if there is enough rvater available to sustain the fu1l project. Mr.Liston says there is not enough water and that there are alternatives to get the needed water if the
L1"0Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners, Garfietd County, Colo.,------.--... I{gygnÞ:f19._..90.The regular meeting of the Garfield County Board of Coinmissioners was held on Monday, November 3, 1980,beginning at 9:50 A.M. Present were Chairman Dick Jo11ey, Conmissioners Larry Velasquez and FlavenCerise, County Attorney Art Abplanalp and Deputy Clerk of the Board Nancy Page.The public hearing on the formation of a county housing authoïity was continued at this tine. Mr.Abplanalp said that he had sent copies of the proposed resolutíon to the cities of Carbondale andGlenwood Springs but they have not had a chance t,o review it yet. Mr. Velasquez rnoved that the matterbe continued again until November 17, at 4:00 P.M. Seconded by Mr. Cerise and canied unanimously.A public hearing was held on the application submitted for a zone change fron A/R/RD to C/L at theintersection of Highway 15 and 525. This is the property on which the Fireside Inn II is located andalso the adjoining property owned by Jack and Gloria Elliott. Mr. Abplanalp read the procedure to befotlowed during the hearing. Mr. Farrar said the Planning Comnission had rècomrnende¿ ihat the propertybe zoned Cornmercial/Lirnited instead of Commercial/General as originally applied for and Mr. Stuversaid that his clients would be willing to go with that. There are two pieces of property involved.One is 1.14 acres and the other is .97 acres for a total of 2.1I. Both parcels ale pt""xisting andnon-conforrning so they can remain as they are but cannot expand. The following exhibits were submittedand accepted: Exhibit A, application; Exhibit B, proof of publication; Exhibit C, certificates ofnailing; Exhibit D, vicinity nap; Exhibit E, zone district map; Exhibit F, letter from the City ofRifle. Mr. Farrar read the letter aloud. Mr. Abplnaalp examined the certificates of mailing andfound that they \^/ere not mailed out in tine. Milt Nichols said that he did not receive a notice.Mr. Stuver said that Mr. Nichols lives in the vicinity but is not within the specified limits. Itwas agreed that the hearing would be continued to November 24th, at 11:50 A.M., but the case wouldbe presented today. Exhibit E is a recornmendation from the Planning Cornnission for denial becausethe change would not be consistent with the Garfield County Plan for growth patterns in the neighborhoodand would be considered spot:{z:oning. Mr. Stuver said that he is acting on behalf of the Fireside Innand the Elliots. He said the reason that they need the zone change is that the existing commercialuse is non-conforming and no new construction can be done on the outside of the building and.theFireside wants to expand. The Elliott property is single family and does not neet the ãxisting zoningand cannot be used for any other purpose except as an existing residence. The existing residence isreally quite smal1 and the land value is ninimal as single family. Mr. Stuver said thé Rifle Cornpre-hensive Plan does recognize that the propeïty is commercial and is surrounded on three sides by high-ways. F{e said he feels the objection that this would be spot-zoning is not applicable because it ispeculiarly situated and there is an existing non-conforming use. The property should not have beenzoned agricultural to begin with. There is no use that could be made ıf tnose two parcels if theexisting buildings burned down. The issue of access into the pïoperty and channeliiation has beenraised. Mr. Stuver said that he feels it would be inappropriate to require just these two parcelsto make a 90" angle intersection because it would requiie lome of the properly to the east ãs well.The Fireside plans to extend its building so that they can seat people foi dinner in less than Ito I hour. He cannot add on under the' existing zoning. He does not intend to change the existinguses and he will have to move the existing trailer house off of the property. Pat Elliott 1ives onhis property but would like to put in a convenience store at some tine in the future because there isa lot of recreational traffic in the area. Mr. Abplanalp asked about the chronic sewer problein inthe area. Ernst Schopf, owner of the Fireside, said that that has been taken care of. Ue has installeda leachfield that will be large enough to take care of his expansion. Mr. Abplanalp pointed out thatElliotts can expand their house under the existing zoning. Mr. Stuver replieã that tñat is not theoptirnum use. Mr. Jolley asked for comments for those opposed to the zone change. Milt Nichols wassworn in. He said he wanted to know just what they were going to do. He thought someone was tryingto put sonething over on him. He said he does not object to adding on to the iestaurant, but hedoes not know if there will be ïoom enough for parking with a convenience stoïe. Mr. Elliott saidthere will be adequate room. Mr. Nichols said he is not against these uses. Alberta Langstaff wassworn in. She said that she had no objections to the proposed changes but if there is a ñighwayrealignment instigated, it would infringe on her property and she would be opposed to that. Mr.Stuver asked if it would be possible for him to get r^raiveïs as to the length ıf ti*" of notificationof adjoining property olvners. Mr. Abplnaalp said that would be satisfactıry. Mr. Cerise moved thatthe hearing be continued until November 24, 11:30 A.M. Seconded by Mr. Velasquez and. carried unani-mous 1y .Monthly staff Teports were given. Present were county Planner Ray Baldwin, Finance Officer Ed Feld,Road Supervisor Leonard Bowlby, and Building Official Bud Milner. There was discussion on preexisting,non-conforming lots and related problems of sewerage. Mr. Milner said one of the main probiems isthat in the past he has issued permits on such lots and people have relied on this infornation. Noconclusions \^Iere reached. Mr. Baldwin said that he has set up a neeting with oil cornpanies on Novernber18, to see what the oil companies will do to alleviate the impact problérns they will ùe causing.Mr. Baldwin told the Connissioners that the Zinko zone change "eq.tést has been withdrawn due tó publicopposition.The meeting hras recessed at 12:00 noon.Meeting reconvened at 2:00 p.M.The Conrnissioners had a lunch with the pest & Weed Board.Don Sillivan and Davis Famar were present for a decision on the application for a sketch plan forCasa del Monte which consists of ten lots located at No Name. The County planning Conrmission hasrecommended approval but there is a problen with the road and access to the property. The planningCorunission also recornrnended that something be worked out on the water situation-ty ifre tirne of pre-liminary plat submittal. The plan Mr. Sillivan has submitted includes the land tfiat he wants tã buyfrom the County. If he does not get it, there will be only nine lots instead of ten. Mr. Sillivansaid he is not prepared to pay for the property at this tilne but he is wílIing to enter into anagreement. The County has to either keep this piece of right-of-way or se1l it to tutr. Si11ivan.It cannot ¡u pY! up for bid because then the County would be creating an illegal lot. Mr. Sillivanagreed to pay $6000 for the property. Mr. Velasquez moved that a resolution be prepared approvingthe sketch plan for the casa del Monte Subdivision for ten lots and that the proier- docunei-rts beprepared for sale of the easement to Mr. Sillivan and that a l0-foot easement be retained by thecounty. Motion seconded by Mr. cerise and carried unanimously.Mr- Sillivan talked to the Cornrnissioners about the Ould exemption request which had recently beendenied. He said the property is no longer under contract and that they had not attempted to abusethe exemption process. He said that when he originally asked for the exemption he had talked thismatter over with the Conmissioners and told thern there ü/ere two natural exemptions that he wouldbe requesting. Mr. Abplanalp said the Board has been running into probtems with people puttingproperty up for sale before getting an exenption. Mr. Sillivan saiã there aïe two nàturãl exernptionson the property and he requested the Conmissioners go look at it. They agreed to do so.
I 1ö,Proceedings of the Board of County Comrnissioners, Garfield County, Colo.,--December19..-B.q--tExhibit A, application; Exhibit B, plan profile of proposed road; Exhibit C, proof of publication;Exhibit D, return receipts; Exhibit E, letter fron Union 0i1 Co. that Colony does have permission tocross their land; Exhibit F, copy of a portion of Planníng minutes of October L2,1980; and Exhibit G,nap of proposed route. Mr. Koebel stated that the new road will improve the existing one in order tohandle existing traffic and future road traffic. The proposed road will fo11ow most of the existingroad which is on Union 0i1 property. The road construction should be conpleted by November of 1981and it will take the efforts of 65 people to do the road work. These people are already on the payrollso Colony will not be adding additional people to the area. Erosion will be nininized and the disturbedareas will be reclaimed. Mr. Jolley asked if there was anyone pïesent who wished to speak in favor ofthe proposal. There were no comments. Mr. Jo1ley then asked if there vras anyone present who wishedto speak against the proposal. Ms. Beverly Johnston of Box 29, Parachute, inquired about whether ornot this road would restrict her easement for cattle. Mr. Cerise explained that realignnent of the roadwill not affect any existing easements. There were no further statements frorn individuals either foror against the proposal. Mr. Velasquez moved that the hearing be closed. The notion was seconded byMr. Cerise and the notion was carried unanimously. Mr. Cerise made a motion that a resolution be pre-pared approving the realignment of Parachute Creek Road with the conditions included on previous reso-lutions related to the Colony Project and the additional condition that construction and use of theaccess road not transfer existing rights of access established either by written instrument or otherwise.Mr. Velasquez seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously.Mr. Cerise made a motion that the Chairnan be authorized to sign the second amended plat of SunlightView Subdivision. Mr. Velasquez seconded the motion and it was carried.Mr. Leo Swartzendruber appeared before the Cornrnissioners on behalf of Mr. George McCune regarding anexemption on property which has been owned for four years and eleven months but this was when theproperty l^¡as recorded and not when the property was actual-ly purchased. The pïoperty was purchasedeight years ago. Mr. Cerise made a motion that a resolution be prepared granting an exempiion to Mr.McCune. Mr. Velasquez seconded the motion and it was carried.The Commissioners discussed the Hunan Services Council and who the members of the Council should be.A motion was made by Mr. Velasquez that a resolution be prepared indicating the members of the HumanServices Council. Mr. Cerise seconded the rnotion and it was carried.Mildred Alsdorf, County Clerk $ Recorder, appeared before the Commissioners to discuss the possibilityof acquiring a photocopier for the Rif1e Annex. The Comnissioners suggested that Ms. Alsdorf lookinto the possibility of a lease/purchase option plan and Tepoït back to them.Mr. Cerise made a motion that the Chairman be authorized to sign the vouchers for November 1980. Mr.Velasquez seconded the motion and it was carried unanimously.Mr. Cerise made a rnotion that the Chairman be authorized to sign the following resolutions and thatthey be adopted and included in the Resolutions Book: #80-286, mobile hone special use pennit forConnie Scarrow; #80-287, special use permit for Adolph Coors Co.; #'80-288, special use perinit forNorthwest Exploration; #80-289, declination of establishnent of a County housing authoríty; #80-290,special use permit for Northwest Exploration Co.; #80-29I, approval of a zone district amenùnent tothe Garfield County Zoning Resolution requested by K & e Plumbing. The Board observed that the draftresolution for the zone district amendment relating to Rifle Fireside, Inc. and Jack Elliott andGloria Elliott included the requirement that access to Highway 13 be eliminated. The Board deletedthat condition frorn the proposed resolution and then it was moved by Mr. Cerise to adopt Resolution#80-2914 approving the zone district amendment. Mr. Velasquez seconded the two above lnotions and itwas carried unanimously.It was decided that the Cornmissioners would advertise for a Finance Officer but that they would liketo obtain several job descriptions before deciding upon the finaL description.Meeting recessed at 5:40 p.m.The Commissioners conducted an inspection of the Garfield County Jail inmediately following the neetingrecess.Meeting reconvened on Tuesday, December 2, 1980. Present were Comnissioners Jo1ley, Velasquez andCerise and Deputy Clerk of the Board Nancy page.The meeting hlas reconvened to work on the 1981 budget. Also, Mr. Velasquez moved that Resolution#80-292, approving the Fiuman Resources Council be adopted. Mr. Cerise seconded the motion and itwas carried unanimously.Meeting adjourned.ATTESTBOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERSGARFIELD COUNTY, COLORADOClerof the Boara1ïnanMonday, December 8, 1980The regular meeting of the Garfield County Board of Connissioners was held on Monday, December g, 1980,beginning at 9:00 A.l"{. Present were Chairman Dick Jo1ley, Conmissioners Flaven Cerise and Lapy Velas-qlrez, County Attorney Art Abplanalp, Deputy C1erk of the Board lrlancy page, and Jane Koss.Several members of the County Library Board net with the Conunissioners to discuss some Board matters.Present were Flarriett Slagowski, Louise Jackson, Jim Larson, and Rossi Turnbull along with Ron Bausch,Library Director. Mrs. Jackson said that the Board members have met and made a motion at their lastneeting. Mrs. Slagowski read the motion that they support Mr. Bausch. She said they do not feel thatthey have the authority to ask for the resignation of another Board member, but feel there is sufficientgrounds to ask the Comrnissioners to take action on Ruth Lawson. Mr. Jolley asked for an elaboration