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COMMISSIONER MINUTES
#595
July 19, 2010
The Cassia County Board
of Commissioners met this day with Chairman Dennis Crane, and Paul
Christensen , Board Members; Alfred E. Barrus, Prosecuting Attorney;
Dee Yeaman, Clerk of the Board, and Kerry D. McMurray, County
Administrator, present. Commissioner Handy was excused.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S MINUTES
The Minutes for July 12,
2010 were discussed. A motion was made and seconded to approve. Roll
call vote was unanimous with Commissioner Christensen and Chairman
Crane all voting yea.
CALENDAR
The Board reviewed the
calendar for July, 2010.
1. Mid Snake Water meeting on
Wednesday, July 21, 2010.
FAIR BOARD
VOUCHERS
The Commissioners reviewed
travel vouchers for members of the Fair Board. A motion that the
vouchers be paid was made by Commissioner Christensen and seconded
by Commissioner Crane with Commissioner Crane voting yea, and
Commissioner Christensen voting yea.
CSI
The Board reviewed and
signed CSI residency certificates.
CORRESPONDENCE
The Board reviewed the
following:
1.
Invitation to open house at South Central Public Health
District Gooding office; July 21, 2010.
2.
2009-2010 annual report from National Association of
Counties.
TAX DEED
HEARING
At 9:31 a.m. the Board
conducted a hearing to determine the County’s position on various
properties with delinquent taxes. Upon being presented with the
following properties, the Board by motion ordered said parcels to be
transferred to Cassia County by tax deed based upon finding that the
Cassia County Treasurers office had met statutory requirements for
issuance of said tax deeds.
1. RP BB21000007B
A Jorge Herrera
2. RP
13S25E231050 Richard T. Crockett
3. RP
16S28E192800 Walter Steiner
4. RP OST190006964
A Jane Berg
5. RP BB001141011
AA H.J. Chance
6. RP OK002013005
DA Wm. J. Speckman
7. RP 16S27E120175
A Fred Gonzales
8. RP BB001167009
AA Delona Mae Flowers
9. RP ASBR40006529
A Lydia Farley
The hearing closed at 9:37 a.m.
COUNTY EXPENDITURE
The Board reviewed the
County’s Payables Approval Report dated July 16, 2010. A motion was
made and seconded to approve the report and the roll call vote was
unanimous with Commissioner Christensen and Chairman Crane all
voting yea.
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CURRENT EXPENSES |
104 |
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$7,880.17 |
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INDIGENT FUND |
105 |
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$126.90 |
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DISTRICT COURT FUND |
106 |
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$1,883.84 |
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CASSIA FAIR FUND |
111 |
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$42,745.00 |
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REVALUATION FUND |
114 |
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$15.00 |
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911 COMMUNICATIONS FUND |
115 |
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$2,746.81 |
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COUNTY ELECTION FUND |
116 |
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$128.94 |
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COUNTY BOAT LICENSE FUND |
117 |
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$1,000.00 |
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ASSESSOR TRUST FUND |
123 |
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$71.05 |
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JUSTICE FUND |
130 |
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$27,914.48 |
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NARCOTICS SEIZED ASSETS FUND |
134 |
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$25.40 |
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MINI-CASSIA DRUG ENFORCEMENT TASK FORCE |
136 |
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$148.52 |
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PHYSICAL FACILITIES FUND |
144 |
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$6,518.59 |
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ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION |
149 |
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$1,173.41 |
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TOTAL |
$92,378.11 |
CHANGE OF STATUS
The Board reviewed 8
change of status forms. It was moved and seconded to approve the
changes of status and roll call vote was unanimous with Commissioner
Christensen and Chairman Crane all voting yea.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 10:18 it was proposed
by Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Crane that
the Board convene in Executive Session under Idaho Code Section
67-2345(1)(d) with Commissioner Christensen voting yea, and
Commissioner Crane voting yea. The purpose and general tenor of the
meeting was to discuss medical indigent matters. The Board signed
Finding of Fact on case # 2009135, and 2010043. The Board signed
Certificate of Approval on case # 2010097. The Board signed
Certificate of Denial on case # 2010084, and 2010083. The Board
signed Release of Medically Indigent Lien on case # 2010077. The
Board signed Notice of Continuance of Hearing on case # 2010033,
2010040, 2010053, and 2010005. The Board signed Certificate of
Approval for Additional Treatment on case # 2010094, 2009122, and
2009128. Following the discussion, the Board returned to regular
session at 10:47 a.m. .
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 11:08 it was proposed by
Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Crane that the
Board convene in Executive Session under Idaho Code Section
67-2345(1)(b) with Commissioner Crane voting yea, and Commissioner
Christensen voting yea. The purpose and general tenor of the meeting
was to discuss employee matters. Following the discussion, the Board
returned to regular session at 11:28 .
BEER,WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSES
The Board approved the
following applications for Beer, Wine and/or Liquor Licenses:
County #
Name Doing Business
As
# 025 Mike Williams
Golf Shop Inc. Mike Williams Golf Shop
# 026 Franklin United
Inc. United Oil
# 027 NPC
International Inc. Pizza Hut # 2151
OTHER
BUSINESS
1.
Mr. McMurray reported that notice had been given of openings
for 2 members on the Snow Trail Grooming Committee. No applications
have been received as of this date.
2.
The Board reviewed an application to West Coast Paper to set
up a vendor account. Motion was made by Commissioner Christensen and
seconded by Commissioner Crane to have the Board Chairman sign the
application. Commissioner Christensen voted yea, and Commissioner
Crane voted yea.
3.
The Board reviewed a request for comments from the Idaho
Transportation Department concerning a Material Source (crushed
gravel) located on the East Hills, south of Declo. After the
discussion it was the consensus of the Board members present that
there would be minimal effects to the County, however concern was
expressed as to the aesthetic impact on the citizens of Declo.
Motion was made by Commissioner Christensen and seconded by
Commissioner Crane to send a comment letter to the ITD stating said
position of the County. Commissioner Crane voted yea, and
Commissioner Christensen voted yea.
4.
Commissioner Christensen reported on Budget Discussion with
the City of Burley concerning Joint Law Enforcement. Mr. McMurray
will work with Sheriff Kidd to get a proposal to the City of Burley.
Sheriff Kidd will be asked to be on next weeks agenda for further
discussion of the matter.
5.
A discussion was held concerning County Road Issues. The road
crew is beginning to apply Magnesium Chloride. There is some concern
about water in the borrow pits. Todd Quast will be instructed to
work with Sam Adams to identify problem areas. The Board discussed
soliciting input from the citizens in the Almo area about creating a
road district. Mr. Barrus will research requirements for creation of
new road district.
6.
A general discussion was held concerning 2011 budget matters.
It was suggested that the Board invite Rob Neiwert to discuss the
Jail budget with attention directed to revenue issues.
7.
The Board discussed with County Building Official, Dave
Zanone, an issue concerning a permit for a potato cellar for Neil
King. The area of concern stems from whether the building should be
classified as a commercial building or whether is should receive an
Agricultural exemption. A letter explaining the ag-exemption will be
sent to Mr. King.
NEW APPRAISER
Cara Petterson introduced
Martin Adams to the Board. He has recently been hired by the
Assessor’s Office to serve as an appraiser.
RESOLUTION
Motion was made by Commissioner
Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Crane to execute Resolution
# 2010-023 to Destroy Election Records. Commissioner Christensen
voted yea, and Commissioner Crane voted yea.
EXTENSION AGENT
At 10:51 the Board met with Joel
Packham, Patrick Momont, and Donna Gillespie from the University of
Idaho Extension Agency. Joel Packham was introduced as the new
director who is filling the vacancy created by retiring director
Richard Garrard. Mr. Packham gave a brief history of himself. The
agency and the Board of Commissioners expressed a mutual desire to
work together on issues that concern the Extension Agency and the
County.
SOIL
AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT
At 11:30 a.m. the Board met with
members of both the East and West SWCDs. The SWCDs requested and
increase in the contribution to SWCD from the County. Their request
is for a total of $12,000.00 to be split equally between the two
districts. The Board took no action on the request, however they
stated that it would be considered, as discussions of the budget
continue. SWCD members present were Tia Mullens, Kay Wells, Richard
Kuneau, Laura McCall, Brent Stoker, Mark Webb, and Mark Streeter.
LUNCH
At 12:00pm the Board
departed for lunch at Wayside Cafe, where they met with the Gateway
Task Force to discuss Gateway Transmission Line issues. Brent Stoker
of the Task Force reported on the current status of the proposed
power line. He asked the Board for financial commitment for possible
legal fees, as well as the County to provide its name in going
forward with litigation measures. The Board took the request under
advisement.
RECESS
Meeting was recessed
until 9:00 a.m., Monday, July 26 , 2010.
OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE AT TODAY’S
MEETING
Stephanie Hansen
Weekly News Journal
Renae
Wells Voice
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