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rr'--a�Ufd <br />41986 <br />BOOK 64 I',�U'E <br />63 7 <br />Commissioner Wodtke <br />believed that all of us did what we <br />thought was right at the time. These are projects we all worked <br />hard on. Commissioner Lyons worked hard on the jail; we need the <br />minimum security building and must build that; and we have the <br />Health Department coming up. He agreed we need to do more in <br />depth planning, and he urged that we continue to move ahead and <br />put this situation behind us as we need all these facilities and <br />we need to work as a group to find the mechanism to do it <br />economically. <br />The Board members agreed, and Commissioner Lyons pointed out <br />the urgency of the jail situation and the need to get authoriza- <br />tion for the minimum security building to be built as soon as <br />possible to strengthen our position and stave off the state. <br />The Chairman felt we need to call a workshop at the soonest <br />possible time, and reported that we already have received calls <br />from about six people interested in the position of County <br />Administrator. <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Lyons, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Bowman, the Board unanimously <br />called a Special Meeting for 9:00 A.M. Tuesday, <br />June 10th, to address how to deal with the <br />unanticipated deficits. <br />DISCUSS SUPPORTING DR. DEAN AS DIRECTOR OF STATE DIVISION OF <br />BEACHES AND SHORES <br />Commissioner Wodtke reviewed the following letter: <br />L� <br />43 <br />