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JUL 23 19191H, aooK 3 F�cE D Under discussion Commissioner Scurlock inquired whether the flow of new impact fees would allow us to issue less than the maximum debt. OMB Director Baird stated we have not determined that as yet. This is just the very first stage where we have Farmers Home approval and are getting a bond document passed for validation. COUNTY ATTORNEY CONTRACT The Board reviewed memo from County Attorney Charles Vitunac dated July 17, 1991: .TO: BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FROM: Charles P. Vitunac, County Attorney DATE: July 17, 1991 RE: COUNTY ATTORNEY'S CONTRACT As discussed at the July 17, 1991, preliminary budget hearing, I offer the attached amendment to my employment contract, which incorporates all the changes suggested by the Board of County Commissioners. On an another issue discussed at that meeting, Commissioner Eggert indicated that she wanted the two Assistant County Attorneys to have a cap set on their salaries also. As it turns out, these positions have maximum salaries set by the Board of County Commissioners several years ago. A copy of the salary limits for our whole office is attached. County Attorney Vitunac proposed several amendments to his contract with the County. In paragraph A.1. of the contract, the salary cap would be changed from $85,000 to $82,000. In paragraph A.2., the fourth line, change "County employees" to "County department heads." In other words, if County department heads receive a cast -of -living raise less than what the general County employees get, that would be what the County attorney would receive. Commissioner Eggert stated her preference was to have the County Attorney's contract read the same as County Administrator Chandler's contract. She quoted from Mr. Chandler's contract: "In advance of each new fiscal year County Administrator shall discuss Administrator's performance and shall mutually agree on any salary increase, which increase shall become effective October 1 of each year." 36