Tuesday, April 24, 2012

Committee of the Whole - 8:00 am
Board Room, 1st Floor, Administrative Center

1. Roll Call: Hancock, Minard, Sunderbruch, Cusack, Earnhardt

Presentation

2. Discussion with the following Authorized Agencies:

9:30 A.M. - Riverbend Transit - Randy Zobrist

10:00 A.M. - Waste Commission of Scott County - Kathy Morris

10:30 A.M. - Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds - Bob Fox

11:00 A.M. - Scott Soil Conservation/Watershed Partners

Facilities & Economic Development

3. Approval of award of bids for weed spraying. (Item 3)

4. Approval of award of bid for shoulder spraying. (Item 4)

5. Discussion of public hearing on a request for transfer of certain County tax deed properties to the Cities of Bettendorf & Davenport, Gateway Redevelopment Group, Neighborhood Housing Service of Davenport, Inc, and Habitat for Humanity of the
Quad Cities. (Item 5)

6. Approval of high bids from the County Tax Deed Auction held March 13, 2012. (Item 6)

7. Approval of purchase of squad car replacements for the Sheriff's Office. (Item 7)

Human Resources

8. Discussion of pending litigation pursuant to Iowa Code Section 21.5(1)(c). - CLOSED SESSION

9. Approval of retirement of Dave Anderson. (Item 9)

10. Approval of personnel actions. (Item 10)

Health & Community Services

11. Approval of tax suspension requests. (Item 11)

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Regular Board Meeting - 5:30 pm
Board Room, 1st Floor, Administrative Center

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