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COMMISSIONER MINUTES
#590
August 3, 2009
The Cassia County Board
of Commissioners met this day with Chairman Dennis Crane, Paul
Christensen and Clay D. Handy, Board Members; Alfred E. Barrus,
Prosecuting Attorney; Wendy L. Marr, Deputy Clerk of the Board, and
Kerry D. McMurray, County Administrator, present.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S MINUTES
The Minutes for July 27,
2009 and July 30, 2009 were discussed. A motion was made and
seconded to approve and proceed with publication of an appropriate
synopsis. Roll call vote was Commissioner Handy, Commissioner
Christensen and Chairman Crane all voting yea.
CALENDAR
The Board reviewed the
calendar for August 2009.
CORRESPONDENCE
The Board reviewed the
following:
1.
An invitation for August 4th to participate in a LMMN 4C
meeting.
GATEWAY WEST TRANSMITTION LINE
MATTER
The Board reviewed BLM’s approval directing Tetra Tech to
provide GIS assistance to Cassia County, and adjacent counties
(including but not limited to - - Bannock, Oneida, Power and Twin
Falls Counties, Idaho; Box Elder County, Utah, and Elko County,
Nevada) for the purpose of delineating a reasonable alternative to
the proposed route for the Gateway West Transmission Line Project in
Segments 5 & 7.
MURTAUGH RECREATION DISTRICT
PROPOSAL
The Board met with Wendy
L. Marr, Chief Election Deputy to discuss the Murtaugh Recreation
District proposal. Al Barrus, County Attorney, reviewed Idaho
Statute to clarify the proper way to proceed with the creation of a
new taxing district. Upon review of Idaho Code 63-802(C), it was
determined that a notice of election would be mailed to all
residences within the proposed taxing district and compliance with
this statute would satisfy any notice or publication requirement as
may be provided by law. Mr. Barrus requested that the petitioner
submit a list of all residents located in the proposed boundaries
along with their addresses to comply with the statute. Idaho Code
34-308 was reviewed and proceeding as a Mail Ballot Precinct
complies with that statute.
RESOLUTION NO. 2009-22
The Board reviewed
Resolution No. 2009-22 regarding Public Land Use Policies as applies
to public lands within the geographic boundaries of Cassia County.
After review and discussion, it was moved and seconded to sign and
execute Resolution No. 2009-022 and roll call vote was unanimous by
the Board.
RESOLUTION 2009-023
The Board reviewed
Resolution No. 2009-023 regarding destruction of Semi-Permanent
Records in the Recorders Office. After review and discussion, it was
moved and seconded to sign and execute Resolution No. 2009-023 and
roll call vote was unanimous by the Board.
PATHOLOGY AGREEMENT WITH ADA
COUNTY
The Board reviewed the
Pathology Agreement with Ada County, upon review it was moved and
seconded to sign the agreement.
CCSO DISPATCH PROPOSAL
The Board reviewed the
proposal on CCSO dispatch for the City of Heyburn. This proposal
reflects that PMT has opted to discontinue billings for additional
trunking to facilitate the system. Therefore, this contract updates
and provides the same service for the traditional amount of $10,766
per annum. Upon review it was directed that the proposal be sent to
the City of Heyburn for their review and consideration.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 9:30am it was proposed by
Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Handy that the
Board convene in Executive Session under Idaho Code Section
67-2345(1)(b) with Commissioner Crane voting yea, Commissioner
Christensen voting yea, and Commissioner Handy voting yea. The
purpose and general tenor of the meeting was to discuss employee
matters regarding discipline. Following the discussion, the Board
returned to regular session at 9:42am.
COUNTY EXPENDITURE
The Board reviewed the
County’s Payables Approval Report dated August 3, 2009. A motion was
made and seconded to approve the report and the roll call vote was
Commissioner Handy, Commissioner Christensen and Chairman Crane all
voting yea.
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CURRENT EXPENSES |
104 |
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$7,311.07 |
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INDIGENT FUND |
105 |
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$2,440.00 |
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DISTRICT COURT FUND |
106 |
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$805.40 |
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COUNTY ROADS & BRIDGES FUND |
107 |
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$10,551.72 |
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911 COMMUNICATIONS FUND |
115 |
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$8,351.26 |
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COUNTY BOAT LICENSE FUND |
117 |
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$2,500.00 |
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JUSTICE FUND |
130 |
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$20,540.07 |
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MINI-CASSIA DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCE |
136 |
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$176.25 |
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES FUND |
144 |
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$186.97 |
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ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION |
149 |
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$425.46 |
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TOTAL |
$53,288.20 |
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 9:54am it was proposed
by Commissioner Handy and seconded by Commissioner Christensen that
the Board convene in Executive Session under Idaho Code Section
67-2345(1)(d) with Commissioner Christensen voting yea, Commissioner
Crane voting yea, and Commissioner Handy voting yea. The purpose and
general tenor of the meeting was to discuss medical indigent
matters. Following the discussion, the Board returned to regular
session at 11:14am. Following Executive Session the Board signed
Release of Lien for cases # 97023, 208107 2009083 and 2009084. Heard
case # 2009085. Signed Stipulation for Enlargement of Time
Limitations for case # 2009045, 2009037 and 2009000.
WHISPER MOUNTAIN – HAZARD
MITIGATION
The Board met with
Sheriff Randy Kidd and Rick Fawcett. Rick explained that there is
currently $75,000,000 of grant money from the Flood Mitigation
Program available. National Flood Insurance Programs are also
available to homeowners in Oakley, Malta and Albion. Upon review it
was moved and seconded to submit a letter of intent.
BUDGET REVIEW
The Board continued FY2010 Budget
reviews. County Auditor, Cara Petterson presented the additional
documentation requested by the Commissioner’s at last weeks meeting.
Additional documentation was requested to clarify PILT funding. Jail
revenue was discussed. It was requested that Rob Neiwert meet with
the Commissioners in today’s afternoon session to discuss projected
revenue from the Mini-Cassia Jail. Deadline for publication is
August, Monday 10, 2009.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 11:55am it was proposed by
Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Handy that the
Board convene in Executive Session under Idaho Code Section
67-2345(1)(a) with Commissioner Crane voting yea, Commissioner
Christensen voting yea, and Commissioner Handy voting yea. The
purpose and general tenor of the meeting was to discuss personnel
matters. The Board maintained executive session but moved on to
lunch for continued personnel discussions.
LUNCH
At 12:05pm the Board
departed for lunch at The Canton, in Burley, Idaho , where Kerry
McMurray, County Administrator and Al Barrus, County Prosecuting
Attorney, reported on personnel matters during their working
luncheon, which discussion remained in executive session.
BUDGET REVIEW CONTINUED
The Board met with Rob
Neiwert to discuss the FY2010 Mini-Cassia Jail Trust Fund Budget.
The population of Cassia County continues to grow which has caused
the jail to become overcrowded. Increased funds were requested to
help with the growing issues facing the detention center.
RECESS
Meeting was recessed
until 9:00 a.m., Wednesday, August 5, 2009, for a Special Meeting to
be held in Executive Session.
OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE AT TODAY’S
MEETING
Margi Owens, Weekly News Journal;
Dave Bagley and JoAnn Smith, PMC; Wendy Dean and Laurie Poulton,
CRMC.
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