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SEP 2 21982 <br />8 a o x 51 Ir"i'G 1 <br />Commissioner Wodtke stated that his concern was that <br />this would not be a temporary type commitment. <br />Mr. Cook stated that the VFW felt it would be only for <br />the tenure of this Judge because they did not believe he <br />would be re-elected. <br />Commissioner Lyons wondered if our position would be <br />stronger if we were to try for a variance, although he <br />doubted we can get it. He noted that even if the VFW agrees <br />to lend us parking space, their group is growing and <br />sometime it will come to the point where we will not be <br />wanted there. <br />Chairman Scurlock felt the.bottom line is that we feel <br />we have an adequate facility and have done everything we can <br />do. He pointed out that if we go through the judicial <br />process, at least a court of law will make a decision about <br />exactly what money must be spent and on what. <br />Commissioner Bird commented that to spend that amount <br />of money to refurbish the building may satisfy the Judge, <br />but he felt it is an imposition on the other people who have <br />to use that facility for the next two years. He did not <br />believe that is the type of facility we want to provide for <br />our judicial system. <br />Commissioner Wodtke noted that the Motion does not <br />include a time frame. He pointed out there has been new <br />carpet put in; we are still repainting; and he believed <br />there should be a 30-60 day period allowed for the courtroom <br />to air out. <br />COMMISSIONERS FLETCHER AND BIRD REWORDED <br />THEIR MOTION to require Judge Stikelether <br />to return to his former quarters in the <br />County Courthouse by November 1, 1982. <br />80 <br />