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We are trying to be somewhat conservative because right after the <br />budget was adopted last year we came up short in revenue projected <br />from the tax rolls due to significant adjustments made by the Value <br />Adjustment Board. He felt that the 50/50 split would be okay if we <br />receive the $400,000 that Sheriff Wheeler anticipates. <br />Commissioner Eggert asked if any of this money would be needed <br />for the wage -an -hour suit, and Sheriff Wheeler explained that it is <br />not really a suit at this time. We are doing a self audit on wages <br />per hour and it would be difficult to estimate the costs involved <br />at this point. There definitely will be some cost, however. <br />Commissioner Adams understood that we have 4 annual payments <br />of $137,000 under the lease/purchase contract, and Sheriff Wheeler <br />explained that every year we will be budgeting for the purchase of <br />new cars. Ideally, a car lasts 5 years, so we need to budget <br />about 20 percent of our fleet each year so that we don't get hit <br />with buying 50-60 cars in one year. <br />MOTION WAS MADE by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, that the Board stipulate that <br />for just this year the first $200,000 in federal <br />prisoner revenues goes to the County and the second <br />$200,000 goes to the Sheriff with a 50/50 split of <br />anything over $400,000. <br />Under discussion, Commissioner Adams brought up the matter of <br />whether or not there is a penalty clause for early payment of the <br />lease debt, and Sheriff Wheeler stated that if the money cannot be <br />used to pay off debt, it will be returned to the County. <br />Commissioner Macht felt we need more information on the long- <br />term budgetary effect of a 50/50 split of revenues, but Chairman <br />Tippin explained that the 50/50 split is just for this year. <br />THE CHAIRMAN CALLED FOR THE QUESTION. The <br />Motion was voted on and carried unanimously. <br />13 <br />2 MAR 15 1994 BOOK 91 uu. 985 <br />