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COMMISSIONER MINUTES
#595
April 12, 2010
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; Dee Yeaman, Clerk of the Board, and Kerry D.
McMurray, County Administrator, present.
BLM/
GATEWAY
At 7:00 AM the Board met
at Perkins restaurant with members of the Gateway task force and
representative from BLM to discuss electrical transmission corridor
issues and matters pertaining to the Administrative Draft
Environmental Impact Statement for the Gateway West Transmission
Project. Those in attendance were; Walt George. Brent Stoker, Dennis
Crane, Jeff Stele, Doug Pickett, Fred Wood, Vaughn Gibby, Paul
Christensen, Dee Yeaman, Kerry McMurray, Al Barrus, Clay Handy, Kent
Searle, Mike Courtney.
HOWELL CANYON
ROAD
At 9:00 the Board
attended the Burley Highway District Commission meeting to discuss
contract for Howell Canyon road maintenance with BHD and the Albion
Highway District. The contract will be renewed to run through 2011,
renewed on an annual basis. Additionally, a meeting will be set in
June 2010 to discuss long-term maintenance issues and to discuss
future contracting amongst the entities.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S MINUTES
The Minutes for April 5,
2010 were discussed. A motion was made and seconded to approve. Roll
call vote was unanimous with Commissioner Handy, Commissioner
Christensen and Chairman Crane all voting yea.
CALENDAR
The Board reviewed the
calendar for 2010.
CORRESPONDENCE
The Board reviewed the
following:
1.
Letter from Dept. of Commerce re: available funding.
2.
Letter from Mike Crapo re: public lands management
3.
Letter from USDA re: Advisory
Committee meeting 5-17-10
4. Letter from
Idaho Dept. of Homeland Security re: grant funds.
COUNTY EXPENDITURE
The Board reviewed the
County’s Payables Approval Report dated April 9, 2010. A motion was
made and seconded to approve the report and the roll call vote was
unanimous with Commissioner Handy, Commissioner Christensen and
Chairman Crane all voting yea.
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CURRENT EXPENSES |
104 |
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$5,564.52 |
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INDIGENT FUND |
105 |
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$20,451.00 |
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DISTRICT COURT FUND |
106 |
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$1,786.60 |
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COUNTY ROADS & BRIDGES FUND |
107 |
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$46.15 |
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WEED & PEST FUND |
108 |
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$5,906.66 |
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REVALUATION FUND |
114 |
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$815.46 |
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911 COMMUNICATIONS FUND |
115 |
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$1,100.00 |
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COUNTY ELECTION FUND |
116 |
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$98.55 |
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JUSTICE FUND |
130 |
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$67,195.50 |
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MINI-CASSIA DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCE |
136 |
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$259.80 |
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COURT RESTITUTION FUND |
139 |
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$47.50 |
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES FUND |
144 |
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$5,605.04 |
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ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION |
149 |
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$1,108.53 |
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TOTAL |
$109,985.31 |
CHANGE OF STATUS
The Board reviewed 3
change of status form. It was moved and seconded to approve the
changes of status and roll call vote was unanimous with Commissioner
Handy, Commissioner Christensen and Chairman Crane all voting yea.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 9:58 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. The Board heard three appeal hearings; case #2009120,
#2009137, and # 2009139. The patients were sworn in by the Clerk and
the Board will take the appeals under advisement. The Board signed
Certificates of Denial on cases #2010035, 2010031, and 2010019. The
Board signed Notice of Liens and Application for Medically Indigent
Benefits on case #2010056 and 2010054. The Board signed Release of
Medically Indigent Lien on case #2010009 and 2010026.Amy Kramer
presented case #2010-051, 2010-033, 2010-032, 2010-052, and
2010-053.Assignments were signed for case #204022. The Board signed
Certificate of Approval on case #2010-020. The Board signed
Enlargement of Time Limit on case #2009134. Following the
discussion, the Board returned to regular session at 11:33.
CSI
The Board reviewed
and signed CSI Residency Certificates.
WEED GRANT
The Board met with Gordon
Edwards to discuss seeking a Weed Grant from the South Central Idaho
Resource Advisory Council. It was proposed and seconded to have
Gordon draft a letter of support for the grant request. Voting was
unanimous in the affirmative. The Board will review and consider
signature of the letter when presented.
LUNCH
The Board traveled to
Oakley Idaho for lunch. Governor Otter and his cabinet members were
conducting “Capitol for a Day” in Oakley. Following lunch and
attendance at part of the afternoon program the Board traveled back
to Burley.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 2:41 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)(d) with Commissioner Crane voting yea, Commissioner Handy
voting yea, and Commissioner Christensen voting yea. The purpose and
general tenor of the meeting was to discuss personnel
matters. The Board returned to
regular session at 3:31 PM.
OTHER
BUSINESS
1.
The County Administrator presented proposals from Qwest and
PMT for phone system service. It was moved by Commissioner Handy and
seconded by Commissioner Christensen to accept the proposal from
PMT. The Administrator will check with PMT about credit for unused
lines. Commissioner Crane, Handy and Christensen voted yea.
2.
The Board reviewed PUC application for case #IPC-E-10-06 and
# INT-G-10-01. No action was taken.
3.
The County Administrator presented for discussion the
purchase of Magnesium Chloride for road treatment for this next
year. The County Road & Bridge Department plans to piggyback the
contract for Mag Chloride with Raft River Highway District. This
matter was approved contingent upon some investigation by
Commissioner Handy.
4.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign Resolution
#2010-09 to transfer $28,250.00 from Patrol Budget (#821, line item
01.002) to Dispatch Budget (#823, line item 01.002) to pay salary of
newly authorized dispatch hire. Voting was unanimous in the
affirmative.
5.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign Resolution
#2010-10 to repeal Title 2, Chapter 2 of the Cassia County Code-
Disbanding road Board. Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
6.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign resolution #
2010-11 re: Destruction of permanent records- Treasurer/Tax
Collector Office. Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
7.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign resolution
#2010-12; re: Destruction of Semi-Permanent Records-Treasurer/Tax
Collector Office. Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
8.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign resolution
#2010-13; re: Destruction of Semi-Permanent Records-Recorder’s
Office. Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
9.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign resolution #
2010-14; re: Destruction of Semi-Permanent Records-Clerk’s Office.
Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
10.
It was moved and seconded that the Board sign resolution #
2010-15; re: Surplus Sheriff’s Office Vehicles. Voting was unanimous
in the affirmative.
11.
It was recommended that the Board accept the City Watch bid
for Reverse 9-1-1 System. A motion was made by Commissioner Handy to
accept the bid. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Christensen,
with Commissioners Crane, Handy and Christensen voting yea.
12.
The Board reviewed potential policy amendment for Temporary
Employees. The County Administrator will draft language for the
amendment and present it at the next scheduled Board of
Commissioner’s meeting.
13.
The Board reviewed a policy change on Sick Bank Accruals. A
motion to authorize changes in the policy was made by Commissioner
Handy and seconded by Commissioner Christensen with Commissioners
Crane, Handy and Christensen voting yea.
14.
The Board reviewed letters to be sent to cities regarding
Recovery Zone Bonds. It was moved and seconded to approve the
letters. Voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
15.
The Board reviewed letters to be sent to Congressmen; re:
Geothermal Lease Payments. It was moved by Commissioner Christensen
and seconded by Commissioner Handy to approve the letters.
Commissioners Crane, Christensen, and Handy voting yea.
RECESS
Meeting was recessed
until 9:00 a.m., Monday, April 19, 2010. |