Two Cass County Commissioner meetings were held Nov. 13 and 14.</p><p>The Commissioners were expected to discuss in greater detail a possible contract with Finley Engineering for voice, video and data service Nov. 14.</p><p>Due to a technical computer mistake, Melissa Freeman, interim broadband director said, Cass County Attorney Paul Campo had not received adequate time to review the details of the proposal.</p><p>Commissioners decided to table the agenda item.</p><p>The Commission previously made a request for qualifications to discuss how much revenue can be made from the project.</p><p>In other Commissioner business during the Nov. 14 meeting, the board took the following action:</p><p>-Approved a budget transfer to pay the county&#x2019;s final EATS bill to cover a $9,000 shortfall.</p><p>County Treasurer Steve Cheslik suggested to the commissioner to look at increasing the EATS budget from $675,000 to about $700,000-$750,000 in the upcoming budget year.</p><p>-The commission signed a letter of support for the ESG program grant for Hope Haven.</p><p>-Presiding Commissioner Terry Wilson signed an affidavit of work authorization, an annual renewal document for the county&#x2019;s health department.</p><p>-Approved a list of 2013 holidays for county employees.</p><p>During the Nov. 13 meeting, the board approved a zoning application from Craig and Wanda Cox, requesting a zoning classification change from commercial to residential-rural, on the east side of State Rt. D in Belton within the Hel-Go Estates.</p><p>-Accepted paperwork from Coffelt Land Title from the sale of the old Harrisonville hospital property.