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Extracted from Consolidated Report
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Findings 2 findings
F1
Page 19
Pertinent information was omitted in the agenda item (i.e. indicating the table was a surplus item rather than disclosing its historical significance).
F2
Page 19
Bill Copren is in possession of a cultural artifact donated to Sierra County.
Recommendations 2
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R1Page 19The Sierra Board of Supervisors should reexamine its policy of disposing of surplus items to avoid a recurrence of inadvertently getting rid of valuable or historical items. They should be wary of being fooled through less than honest means to declare something surplus.
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R2Page 19Resolution 2006-193 was approved incorrectly due to misrepresentation, and the Grand Jury recommends that the Sierra County Superior Court order the Turner table be returned to the county forthwith.