DEFIANCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
MONDAY, APRIL 7,
2003
NEWS RELEASE
The Board of Defiance County Commissioners
met at 8:30 a.m. in the Conference
Room of the Board of Defiance County Commissioners, 500 Court Street, Suite A, Defiance,
Ohio 43512
on Monday, April 7, 2003. The meeting was called to order by Thomas
Kime, Chairman. Present were Commissioners
Thomas L. Kime, Otto L. Nicely and Richard L.
Cromwell. Also present was Alison
Grimes, Clerk. and Joan Brown, Deputy Clerk.
8:30 a.m. Russ Herman, Chief Assistant County
Prosecuting Attorney, met with the Board to review various documents pending
his review/opinion. One or two documents
are pending his approval; these should be completed and returned to the Board
in the next few days.
9:00 a.m. General
Session – Commissioners approved and signed various resolutions and documents, approved
several travel requests and two hunting permission requests, reviewed the agenda
items and the calendar of events, discussed upcoming meetings and updated
information for the calendar of events.
Warren Schlatter, Engineer’s office, came in for a brief
time to review the KeyBank parking lot plan.
10:00 a.m. Gaylon Davis,
County Engineer,
scheduled to meet with the Board with his weekly update, cancelled due to lack
of discussion items.
11:00 a.m. Tim
Leisure, Ohio Water Development Authority, called to cancel his meeting with
the Commissioners due to weather conditions, as he would be traveling from
Columbus. The meeting will be
rescheduled.
1:30 p.m. Tina Hiler and Joe Coressel, Senior
Services Center, met with the Board for a budget/financial review. Joe reviewed the various grants and
allocation amounts the Senior Services
Center receives. There is an overall reduction of $49,000 in
FY 2003 grants compared to FY 2002. Joe’s figures showed that the Senior
Services Center
is well within its budget.
Joe also noted that the new Hot Shot/Home Delivery vehicle
should be delivered this week.
2:00 p.m. Karen
Tubbs, Treasurer, and Tim Houck, Landfill
Manager, met with the Board for the first quarter, 2003, Investment Advisory
meeting. Karen reviewed the amounts as follows: $39,414,142 is invested in the general
portfolio, $1,123,793 in the Landfill Closure account and $2,557,675 in the
landfill Post-Closure account.
Currently, all investments are in order and the Board approved the
investments as presented.
Today’s meeting adjourned at 2:35 p.m.
Approved for news release: _____________________________
Thomas
L. Kime, Commissioner