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APR 28 1982 ��9 F ,F 481 Commissioner Lyons commented that, as he has said before, he considers it a terrible loss to the county, and he has tried his hardest to get Mrs. Forlani to stay but has not been successful. Chairman Scurlock stated that he was hoping that the proposed reorganization was going to be properly addressed. He agreed this has been in limbo, and he realizes this is part of the problem. Mrs. Forlani informed the Board that she is firm in her decision to leave and felt that even now her problem is still only being considered, discussed and shuffled around. Nobody has made a firm decision; they are still procrastinating; and it could be another six months before some survey is done. She noted that the Board members are all well aware of the work that is done in her"office. Commissioner Fletcher requested Mrs. Forlani to write a job description for her position before she does leave. Mrs. Forlani reported that she and her assistant, Alice White, have kept a daily log for the last three months and can provide a very accurate account of the work done in that office. Commissioner Bird asked Mrs. Forlani if there is any action the Board could take this morning that would change her mind about leaving. He stated that he would like to see her stay and believed the Board all is."guilty of some degree of procrastination. Mrs. Forlani noted that her job description has been incorrect for well over a year and still nothing has been done; it is merely going to be evaluated. She stated that she believed she has to leave in order to get the office straightened out. She honestly felt she has to do this to get the office what it deserves and the credit for the amount of work that it does. Commissioner Lyons felt the new ordinance will be helpful to set the responsibility on the Commission for dealing with the offices under the Commission and everyone will know where they stand. Mrs. Forlani agreed that would be a tremendous help. c: