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Home My WebLink About20110601.tiff RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS MINUTES BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WELD COUNTY, COLORADO MARCH 2, 2011 The Board of County Commissioners of Weld County, Colorado, met in regular session in full conformity with the laws of the State of Colorado at the regular place of meeting in the Weld County Centennial Center, Greeley, Colorado, March 2, 2011, at the hour of 9:00 a.m. ROLL CALL: The meeting was called to order by the Chair and on roll call the following members were present, constituting a quorum of the members thereof: Commissioner Barbara Kirkmeyer, Chair Commissioner Sean P. Conway, Pro-Tem Commissioner William F. Garcia Commissioner David E. Long Commissioner Douglas Rademacher Also present: County Attorney, Bruce T. Barker Acting Clerk to the Board, Elizabeth Strong Controller, Barb Connolly MINUTES: Commissioner Long moved to approve the minutes of the Board of County Commissioners meeting of February 28, 2011, as printed. Commissioner Conway seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously. AMENDMENTS TO AGENDA: There were no amendments to the agenda. PUBLIC INPUT: R. Chris Eikenberg, Weld County resident, stated she attended the Board's meeting on Monday to speak about the Chat at the Fireside meeting, which will be held at Farr Library on March 19, 2011, at 3:00 p.m. She stated both men and women have attended the group's meetings, as well as both people making rearage payments and people seeking information to receive rearage payments. She stated a man from the State of New Jersey who has been trying to collect child support payments will be a guest speaker via telephone. Ms. Eikenberg stated the point of the meetings is to share resource information, and she is working on organizing pro se clinics for people to learn about which forms they need to submit. She stated the Department of Human Services provides a website to access the necessary forms; however, people do not necessarily know how to complete the forms. She stated her group will dispel myths about child support collection, and it has recently been gathering information through the Secretary of State, which it will share at its upcoming meeting. Ms. Eikenberg indicated 50 people are following the group's website, and people are able to maintain anonymity on the website. She stated public testimony will be requested at the meeting and people will be connected to resources, since knowledge is empowerment. She invited the Commissioners to attend, and she stated there will tentatively be a woman providing childcare at the meeting for donations. She stated the group is child-friendly and men-friendly, and is not only for women. Commissioner Conway inquired as to whether the man from New Jersey is experiencing problems with collecting child support from someone within the State of Colorado. Ms. Eikenberg stated the man is experiencing problems with ( Y\ \ Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 3 Page 1 BC0016 Weld County, from which he has only received one (1) child support check throughout raising his child for 20 years. She requested permission to place a flier for the meeting at the Department of Human Services. Chair Kirkmeyer requested that Ms. Eikenberg submit the proposed flier to Judy Griego, Director, Department of Human Services, or one of the Commissioners, to determine whether it may be placed in Ms. Griego's Department. Ms. Eikenberg indicated she will submit a draft copy of the proposed flier after the meeting. Commissioner Long clarified that it is not guaranteed the flier will be placed in the Department, since many people want to place fliers for various events in the County buildings and the Board cannot allow all of the fliers; however, it will be considered, according to County policy. Doug Meyer, Weld County resident, stated he spoke to the Board about a water study on Monday; however, he forget to mention that the study indicated people would rather see limited growth than agricultural land dry up, and people want additional water storage. Commissioner Conway stated there is a statewide roundtable summit at the Double Tree hotel in the City of Westminster, which he and Commissioner Rademacher will be participating in, since they both serve on the South Platte Round Table. He stated the Governor organized the meeting to discuss future plans and water needs in the State of Colorado. He stated the event is open to the public and the address of the hotel is 8773 Yates Drive, which is located off of State Highway 36 and Sheridan, on the north side of the Boulder Turnpike, and the meeting will commence at 8:00 a.m., and last throughout the day. In response to Commissioner Conway, Commissioner Rademacher stated this is the first time all the round tables will be meeting together. In response to Mr. Meyer, Commissioner Rademacher stated there is not a date scheduled for the County's next coordination meeting with the Forest Service; however, the meetings continue to be held quarterly. In response to Mr. Meyer, Bruce Barker, County Attorney, confirmed there will be a decision regarding the Rocky Mountain Plover this month and there have not been any coordination meetings with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service regarding the matter; however, a letter of opposition was sent from the Board in August, 2010. Mr. Meyer stated there will be a coordination class on March 8, 2011, in the Town of Hugo, which will last throughout the day, and it costs $35.00, which includes lunch and workbooks. CONSENT AGENDA: Commissioner Rademacher moved to approve the Consent Agenda as printed. Commissioner Conway seconded the motion, and it carried unanimously. COMMISSIONER COORDINATOR REPORTS: Commissioner Conway indicated tomorrow the Board will be meeting with Senate President Brandon Shaffer, Larimer County Commissioner, Tom Donnelly, and the Mayor of Erie to discuss moving House Bill 1082 through the State Senate, which is the Emissions Bill that passed the House a week ago. BIDS: PRESENT BID #B1100047, 2011 MOW-HERBICIDAL - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS: Barb Connolly, Controller, stated this is the annual bid for mowing and spraying weeds, and it will be presented for approval on March 16, 2011. She stated two (2) vendors submitted bids, and the recommendation for approval will be made on March 16, 2011. APPROVE BID #B1100046, 2011 CATTLE GUARDS - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS: Ms. Connolly stated this is the bid for cattle guards for the year, and the Department of Public Works recommends the bid be awarded to DBE Manufacturing and Supply, LLC, which submitted the lowest bid, for a total amount of $28,545.00. Commissioner Rademacher inquired as to whether most of the cattle guards are for the oil and gas industry. Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 2 BC0016 Pat Persichino, Director, Department of Public Works, stated the cattle guards are for County use, and the cattle guards on the accesses for the oil and gas companies are normally provided by the oil and gas companies. Commissioner Rademacher moved to approve the low bid from DBE Manufacturing, in the amount of$28,545.00, based on staff's recommendation. Seconded by Commissioner Long, the motion carried unanimously. RECONSIDER BID #81100038, 4X4 FULL-SIZE EXTENDED CAB DIESEL PICKUP - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS: Ms. Connolly stated this bid was awarded to Stone Motors recently; however, she requested the Board consider rejecting the bid from Stone Motors and awarding the bid to Transwest GMC Truck because the bid from Stone Motors does not meet the bid specifications upon further investigation. She stated she thought the vehicle from Stone Motors could be modified to meet the specifications; however, the Motor Pool has indicated it is not advisable. Commissioner Rademacher moved to reject the bid from Stone Motors, since it did not meet the bid specifications, and to approve the bid from Transwest GMC Truck, in the amount of $38,000.00, based on staff's recommendation. Seconded by Commissioner Garcia, the motion carried unanimously. NEW BUSINESS: CONSIDER EXPENDITURE AUTHORIZATIONS FOR VARIOUS WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN: Judy Griego, Director, Department of Human Services, stated these are expenditure authorizations for the Department's Workforce Center, and the expenditure authorizations were previously reviewed by the Board as "pass-around" items. She stated the first expenditure authorization is for the Governor's Summer Job Hunt, for $40,000.00, and the goal of the program is to assist youth in making the transition from school to work. She stated the money will be used for staff support and marketing, and the period of performance is January 10, 2011, through August 31, 2011. She stated the second expenditure authorization is for the WIA (Workforce Investment Act) 10 Percent Outreach, for $25,000.00, to assist the Department with its Marketing Plan, which includes participation in career fairs and appreciation events, promoting services at community events, and local advertising via print and radio to promote activities and services for employment activities. Ms. Griego stated the period of performance for these funds is January 10, 2011, through December 31, 2011. Commissioner Conway moved to approve said expenditure authorizations and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Garcia, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDER AMENDMENT TO CHILD PROTECTION AGREEMENT FOR SERVICES AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN - VICTOR CORDERO, PSY.D., P.C.: Ms. Griego stated this amendment was reviewed by the Board, along with a "pass-around" memorandum dated January 22, 2011, and it amends the core agreement with Victor Cordero, Psy.D., P.C., by decreasing the amount to be paid by $15,000.00, in order to increase the amount of an agreement with Reflections for Youth. Commissioner Garcia stated Mr. Cordero is one (1) of the few Spanish speaking providers, and he inquired as to whether the decrease in funding will decrease the County's ability to serve its Spanish speaking population. Ms. Griego stated this is just one (1) of a number of agreements the County has with Dr. Cordero, and she believe other agreements will provide sufficient coverage. Commissioner Garcia moved to approve said amendment and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Rademacher, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDER AGREEMENT AMONG VARIOUS PROVIDERS FOR RUSSIAN OLIVE REMOVAL PROJECT FOR WELD COUNTY YOUTH CONSERVATION CORPS AND AUTHORIZE CHAIR TO SIGN: Ms. Griego stated said agreement was reviewed at a work session conducted on January 24, 2011, and the Weld County Youth Conservation Corps is collaborating with the Department of Agriculture to remove sections of Russian Olives for property owners along the Big Thompson River. She stated Russian Olives will be removed for five (5) property owners: Western Equipment and Trucking, Barry Schroeder, Joshua James Odean, Lakota Lakes Ranch, and Croissant Farms, all of which have signed the agreement. Commissioner Rademacher stated he thought the Governor's Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 3 BC0016 Commission indicated the Youth Conservations Corps was one of the programs which will not receive funding this year. Ms. Garcia stated the Youth Conservation Corps is part of the Federal budget, and it is not considered a part of the continuing Resolution at this time; however, there is some time before the program goes through the entire budget process and there is funding available at this time for this particular project. She stated the project should be completed by the end of the summer. In response to Commissioner Rademacher, Ms. Griego stated there is no County cash match for the Youth Conservation Corps programs. Commissioner Conway commended Ms. Griego and her staff for working on this project, since Russian Olives have created a water consumption problem for years, and for selecting beneficial projects for the community. He stated last year the Weld County Youth Conservation Corps worked to stabilize buildings for the Town of Dearfield, and these are the kind of projects which truly benefit the community. Commissioner Garcia stated he spoke to Tina Booton, Department of Public Works, Weed Division, about this project last year and she indicated the Weld County Youth Conservation Corps did an excellent job, and he moved to approve said agreement and authorize the Chair to sign. Seconded by Commissioner Conway, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDER TEMPORARY CLOSURE OF CR 89 BETWEEN CRS 122 AND 134: Janet Carter, Department of Public Works indicated said closure will commence March 7, 2011, through March 25, 2011, in order to replace nine (9) culverts. She stated the average daily traffic count for County Road 89 is 513 vehicles, according to a traffic count taken this year, and message boards will be placed in advance of the closure and road signs and barricades will be used throughout the closure. Commissioner Conway moved to approve said temporary closure. Commissioner Garcia seconded the motion. Commissioner Long stated there has been an incredible increase in the amount of traffic on County Road 89, and there are just three (3) ranches along the road, which demonstrates the amount of activity in the area. Ms. Carter stated County Road 77 had an average daily traffic count of 513 vehicles in the year 2009, and in 2010 the average daily traffic count was over 1,000 vehicles; therefore, there has been a significant increase in the amount of traffic in the area. There being no further discussion, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDER REQUEST FOR PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FROM POWER EQUIPMENT COMPANY: Ms. Connolly stated this is a request for a used paver, and the Department of Public Works is scheduled to replace its paver in the year 2012. She stated when considering what the paver may cost the County in the year 2012, there is a potential cost savings of approximately $70,000.00 if the County purchases this paver at this time instead. She stated there would be additional cost savings since the current attachments will work with this machine, and it is a tier 3 diesel engine; whereas, the new pavers are tier 4 engines which require biofuel. Ms. Connolly recommended purchasing this paver. Commissioner Rademacher thanked Pat Persichino, Director, Department of Public Works, for finding these types of deals, even though it is sometimes outside of the normal bid process, since it saves the County money. Commissioner Conway concurred with Commissioner Rademacher. Commissioner Rademacher moved to approve said request for the purchase of equipment from Power Equipment Company. Commissioner Conway seconded the motion. Chair Kirkmeyer requested these expenses be footnoted in the budget; therefore, the Board will be aware this expenditure was made prior to the year 2012. There being no further discussion, the motion carried unanimously. CONSIDER DECLARING CERTAIN EQUIPMENT AS SURPLUS PROPERTY: Ms. Connolly stated inventory is taken at the end of each year and these are items which have not been removed in the past, are obsolete items, or are items which have already been replaced with other equipment. In response to Chair Kirkmeyer, Ms. Connolly indicated she is unsure; however, she thinks the 800 MHZ Mobile Data System on the list of equipment is a console. Commissioner Rademacher indicated he also thinks the item is a console. In response to Chair Kirkmeyer, Ms. Connolly confirmed the mobile tower at the Missile Site was destroyed in the Windsor tornado. Commissioner Rademacher moved to declare said equipment as surplus property. Seconded by Commissioner Garcia, the motion carried unanimously. Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 4 BC0016 CONSIDER ELECTION OF ACTING CHAIR PRO-TEM OF THE BOARD FOR MARCH 7 AND 8, 2011: Chair Kirkmeyer stated it is necessary to elect an acting Chair Pro-Tem because she and Commissioner Conway will be in Washington D.C. on March 7 and 8, 2011, to attend the NACo (National Association of Counties) Conference. Commissioner Rademacher moved to elect Commissioner Long as the Acting Chair Pro-Tem for the Board for March 7 and 8, 2011. Seconded by Commissioner Garcia, the motion carried unanimously. PLANNING: CONSIDER PROBABLE CAUSE HEARING CONCERNING AMUSR #1679 - JLW INVESTMENT, LLC: Chris Gathman, Department of Planning Services, stated Amended Use by Special Review (AmUSR) Permit #1679 was approved on March 31, 2010, and the site is located on Recorded Exemption #748, north of, and adjacent to, State Highway 392, and approximately one- quarter mile east of County Road 61.5. He stated AmUSR Permit #1679 is for a Class II injection well facility, and there are three (3) outstanding Conditions of Approval: Condition of Approval 1.J, which addresses concrete secondary containment for the tanks; Condition of Approval 1.K, which indicates evidence must be submitted to the Weld County Departments of Public Health and Environment and Planning Services and the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (COGCC) that the facility was constructed in accordance with the application materials; and Condition of Approval 1.L, which indicates the applicant must install the approved individual sewage disposal system for the proposed office trailer. He stated representatives from the Departments of Public Works, Planning Services, and Public Health and Environment met with the applicant, Jessie White, on February 11, 2011, and Mr. White indicated that all of the tanks had not been installed inside the concrete containment facility, due to delays in receiving the tanks he ordered more than six (6) months ago; therefore, there are two (2) tanks which still need to be installed within the containment area. Mr. Gathman stated the office trailer and sewage system have also not been installed; however, the applicant has made significant progress. He stated the Department of Public Works has approved the drainage report, and a drainage easement will need to be included on the plat; however, all of the other Conditions of Approval from the Department of Public Works have been addressed, including the applicant upgrading the access onto State Highway 392, which has also been approved by CDOT (Colorado Department of Transportation). He recommended granting the applicant at least an additional 60 days to meet the three (3) outstanding Conditions of Approval and submit the final plat for recording, based on the significant amount of progress which has been made. Troy Swain, Department of Public Health and Environment, stated the facility has been constructed and manned since August, 2008, and there have not been any permanent toilet facilities completed. He stated the secondary containment has also not been completed. Commissioner Rademacher inquired as to whether the secondary containment is required by OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) or the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency). Mr. Swain stated other entities require secondary containment; the SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure) Plan can include secondary containment and the COGCC requires secondary containment for tanks of this type. He stated the County prescribed secondary containment, which is consistent with what is required of other commercial facilities. Ms. Carter stated the applicant has met the drainage report and access requirements, and the Department of Public Works is just awaiting the changes to the plat. Mr. White stated he is not here to make excuses and he is responsible for the facility; however, there have been extenuating circumstances, which are causing the issues. He stated he somewhat anticipated the delay, due to the direction the industry was headed, and there has been a tremendous amount of activity since March of last year; therefore, the small companies, such as his company, tend not to receive as good of service as the large companies. He stated the largest issue he has had was Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 5 BC0016 ordering the tanks. He stated he ordered the tanks immediately after the Amended USR was approved, and he just received the final tank approximately one (1) week before meeting with Mr. Gathman and the other County staff. Mr. White stated the concrete for the secondary containment has been laid; however, not all of the tanks have been installed within the concrete containment yet. He stated earthen berms have been utilized to contain the tanks which are outside of the concrete containment, which is acceptable to COGCC; however, it not acceptable under the Weld County regulations. He indicated when he received the tanks, he discovered the tanks were not correctly constructed; therefore, he had to open the tank, remove the entire column, correct and return the column, and then weld the tank back together. Mr. White stated he has two (2) wells he has not been able to get fractured, due to the amount of the activity in the area and the larger companies receiving all the service. He stated he has been waiting to complete the piping and tanks at the facility before installing the sewage system, in order to make sure he understands the traffic flow first. He stated he is not trying to make excuses; he is just trying to explain the situation. Mr. White stated that he indicated at the Planning Commission hearing he was concerned about completing the project within 90 days; however, it was not willing to grant more time. Commissioner Rademacher inquired as to whether 60 days is sufficient to complete the project. Mr. White stated at this point the new tanks are within the concrete containment, and he is at the electrical engineering design phase of the project, and then the construction will be completed. He stated he met with the engineers approximately 10 days ago, and they indicated it could take as long as three (3) to four (4) months to complete their portion of the project, including obtaining the permits to complete the electrical work. He requested 90 to 120 days, to allow a buffer period. Chair Kirkmeyer stated she wonders if the Board should even grant 60 days. She stated she can appreciate his circumstances to a point; however, beginning in August, 2008, there was correspondence requiring the secondary containment; in November, 2008, conditions for the USR were drafted allowing for an alternate secondary containment, other than concrete, if deemed equivalent by the Department of Public Health and Environment; in January, 2009, the USR was approved with an alternate secondary containment other than concrete being allowed, if deemed equivalent; in February, 2009, the facility was cited for inspection without having required secondary containment; and it has been almost one (1) year since the Amended USR was approved. She stated Mr. White has been aware secondary containment is necessary since the year 2008. Mr. White stated he understands Chair Kirkmeyer's position; however, when he constructed this facility, he did not know he needed to obtain a USR Permit, since there are numerous facilities of the same type which do not have USR Permits, and there has been confusion about commercial and non-commercial facilities. He indicated it has been difficult to correct the issues after he had already constructed the facility. He stated non-commercial facilities do not have to meet all of these conditions; however, he has been trying to meet the Conditions of Approval. He stated he feels concrete is not the best containment; however, he decided he would never satisfy the Department of Public Health and Environment with an alternative containment; therefore, he is installing every tank in the concrete containment, as opposed to pouring concrete around the tanks as he previously suggested. Mr. White stated he is trying to do everything correctly, to be consistent with the design requirements. Commissioner Conway inquired as to whether Mr. White is confident he will be able to complete the project in 90-120 days. Mr. White stated he will make sure the project is completed within the extension timeframe. Chair Kirkmeyer provided the opportunity for public testimony; however, none was given. Commissioner Long stated Mr. White has made a lot of good points and much of the discussion to create a process for these types of facilities resulted from Mr. White's facility. He indicated he understands certain items were consistent with how injection wells were being constructed at the time Mr. White constructed his facility. He stated that he drives by this facility frequently and it is a clean facility, and he is willing to grant Mr. White 120 days to correct the situation. Chair Kirkmeyer stated on October 22, 2010, Mr. White was cited for no secondary containment, and she inquired as to whether Mr. White thought he could complete the project within 60, 90, or 120 days at that point in time. Mr. White stated he was still waiting for the tanks to be delivered at that time. Chair Kirkmeyer stated a new flat tank was installed at that point for future use near the unloading pad; however, he did not have the secondary containment completed. Mr. White stated the flat tank was installed within the secondary containment; however, Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 6 BC0016 there are a number of additional tanks, which is the reason he needed to apply for an Amended USR Permit. He stated there are a total of seven (7) new tanks; the flat tank, two (2) oil tanks in the northern portion of the facility, and four storage (4) tanks in the southern containment area. He stated the storage tanks help to separate the water and oil between the flat tank and the oil tanks, and then the water travels to the injection house and is pumped down the well. Mr. White stated he had some of the tanks at that point, and the tanks were purchased from two (2) separate companies; Industrial, and Frontier Fabrication. He stated Frontier Fabrication was constructing many tanks for all the activity occurring up north; therefore, his tanks were delayed. Commissioner Garcia stated the proposed Resolution indicates a Show Cause Hearing will be scheduled for May 4, 2011, and he inquired as to whether this is the date staff recommended or the regular amount of time between a Probable Cause Hearing and a Show Cause Hearing. Mr. Gathman stated the date was determined based on the 60 days staff recommended granting, and typically there is 30 days between the hearings. Commissioner Garcia stated this is just the Probable Cause Hearing and the facts, as stated by Mr. Gathman and Mr. Swain, indicate there is probable cause to move forward to a Show Cause Hearing, and he would be willing to schedule the Show Cause Hearing 60 days out, to allow some additional time for Mr. White to correct the situation. Commissioner Rademacher stated he is willing to grant 90 days, after hearing Commissioner Long indicate the facility is making progress. Chair Kirkmeyer stated there is evidence to demonstrate probable cause to schedule a Show Cause Hearing, and at that time, the Board will review the progress which has been made, and it can choose to continue the matter if the Board deems it appropriate. Commissioner Long stated there is a high demand for this type of equipment and other facilities will be experiencing this type of a situation with backlogs for tanks, and if Mr. White had the tank when he requested it, he would not be in this situation; therefore, the situation is not entirely Mr. White's fault, and he would like to grant 120 days for Mr. White to correct the situation. He stated there is no imminent danger or threat; Mr. White simply needs to complete the project. Commissioner Conway concurred with Commissioner Long; however, he indicated he would like to grant 90 days, as opposed to 120 days. Chair Kirkmeyer reiterated this is a Probable Cause Hearing, and the Board is determining whether there is sufficient cause to schedule a Show Cause Hearing, and at that time Mr. White will have the opportunity to demonstrate why his permit should not be revoked and to provide an update regarding the secondary containment and concrete pad installment. She stated that at that time the Board can choose whether it would like to continue the matter for 60 or 90 days before revoking the permit. She stated the appropriate time to continue the matter would be at the Show Cause Hearing, rather than the Probable Cause Hearing. Commissioner Conway indicated that if the Board allows 90 days before the Show Cause Hearing, perhaps Mr. White will have the Conditions of Approval met before the Show Cause Hearing and the matter can be dismissed at that time. Commissioner Garcia stated 30 days is the normal process and an additional 30 days is a generous recommendation by staff; therefore, he feels 60 days is the maximum appropriate amount of time. He indicated this case has been ongoing for quite some time, and he would prefer to be able to review the progress of the facility sooner, rather than later. He stated he is willing to accept staff's recommendation of 60 days; however, it is not his preference to allow that much time. Commissioner Long moved to find there is sufficient probable cause and to schedule a Show Cause Hearing for AmUSR #1679, for July 11, 2011, at 10:00 a.m., since there is no imminent danger to the public health or environment, and Mr. White would not be in this situation if the equipment delivery was not delayed. (Clerk's Note: The motion was mistakenly made for July 11, 2011; however, it is a Monday, and the hearing must be scheduled on a Wednesday. The closest Wednesday is July 13, 2011.) He stated the request by Mr. White for the equipment was made in a timely fashion; the equipment was just not delivered in a timely fashion, which is not Mr. White's fault, and he has not intentionally caused any delay. Commissioner Conway seconded the motion. Commissioner Rademacher indicated he concurs with Commissioner Long on many of the points he made; however, he is not comfortable granting 120 days before the Show Cause Hearing. Upon request for a roll call vote, the motion failed three (3) to two (2), with Chair Kirkmeyer and Commissioners Rademacher and Garcia being opposed. Commissioner Rademacher moved to find there is sufficient probable cause to schedule a Show Cause Hearing for AmUSR #1679, and to set said Show Cause Hearing for June 15, Minutes, March 2, 2011 2011-0601 Page 7 BC0016 2011, at 10:00 a.m. Commissioner Conway seconded the motion. Upon request for a roll call vote, the motion passed four (4) to one (1), with Chair Kirkmeyer in opposition. RESOLUTIONS AND ORDINANCES: The resolutions were presented and signed as listed on the Consent Agenda. No Ordinances were approved. Let the minutes reflect that the above and foregoing actions were attested to and respectfully submitted by the Acting Clerk to the Board. 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