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COMMISSIONER MINUTES
#595
June 28, 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.
PREVIOUS WEEK’S MINUTES
The Minutes for June 21,
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 July, 2010.
COUNTY EXPENDITURE
The Board reviewed the
County’s Payables Approval Report dated06/25/2010. 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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$118.50 |
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INDIGENT FUND |
105 |
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$5,377.49 |
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DISTRICT COURT FUND |
106 |
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$1,170.01 |
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HISTORICAL SOCIETY FUND |
112 |
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$6,250.00 |
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JR COLLEGE TUITION FUND |
113 |
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$4,786.78 |
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JUSTICE FUND |
130 |
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$2,342.81 |
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ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION |
149 |
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$454.22 |
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TOTAL |
$20,499.81 |
COUNTY EXPENDITURE
The Board reviewed the
County’s Payables Approval Report dated 06/28/2010. 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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$6,446.00 |
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DISTRICT COURT FUND |
106 |
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$116.45 |
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WEED & PEST FUND |
108 |
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$5.67 |
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JUSTICE FUND |
130 |
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$157.76 |
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ADULT MISDEMEANOR PROBATION |
149 |
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$3.49 |
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TOTAL |
$6,729.37 |
CHANGE OF STATUS
The Board reviewed 4
change of status forms. 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.
HISTORICAL SOCIETY
The Board met with the
Historical Society to discuss repairs to the Historical Museum. An
estimate was presented from Zeke Zimmerman in the amount of $
3,500.00 to replace a deteriorating wall. A motion was made by
Commissioner Handy to proceed with the project not to exceed
$3,500.00. Payment would be made on actual cost up to the $3,500.00
limit. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Christensen.
Commissioner Crane voted yea, Commissioner Handy voted yea, and
Commissioner Christensen voted yea.
EXECUTIVE SESSION
At 9:20 am.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. Motions were made individually by Commissioner
Christensen and seconded by Commissioner Handy to sign Approval on
cases # 2010065 and 2010085. On each motion Commissioner Crane voted
yea, Commissioner Handy voted yea, and Commissioner Christensen vote
yea. Motions were made individually by Commissioner Christensen and
seconded by Commissioner Handy to sign Certificates of denial on
cases # 2010068, 2010074, 2010082, 2010067, 2010064, and 2010063. On
each motion Commissioner Crane voted yea, Commissioner Handy voted
yea, and Commissioner Christensen voted yea. The Board signed Notice
of Lien and Application for Medical Indigent Benefits on case #
2010091 and 2010090. The Board signed Order of Reimbursement on case
# 2010085 and 2010065. The Board signed Order of Dismissal on case #
2010054. The Board signed Release of Medically Indigent Lien on case
# 2010073 and 2010054. Following the discussion, the Board returned
to regular session at 9:28 am.
CSI
The Board reviewed
and signed CSI residency certificates.
BEER,WINE AND LIQUOR LICENSES
The Board approved the
following applications for Beer, Wine and/or Liquor Licenses:
County #
Name Doing
Business As
# 006 Ted R
Garcia Angela’s
# 007 Lee
Butterfield Skyline Bar
# 008 Anh
Trang Shong Hing Restaurant
Inc.
# 009 Burley
Trap Club Inc. Burley Trap Club Inc.
# 010
Marilyn Buck Malta Fuel Depot
# 011
Stinker Stores Inc.
Stinker Station # 61
# 012
Stinker Stores Inc. Stinker Station # 79
# 013
Smith’s Food and Drug Centers Inc. Smith’s # 123
# 014
Restaurante Guadalajara Inc. Guadalajara Mexican
Restaurant
# 015 Snake
River Sports and Marina Inc. Snake River Sports and Marina
# 016 Triple
S Company Mr. Gas Overland Car Wash
# 017 Triple
S Company Mr. Gas Quik-Pik
# 018 Triple
S Company Mr. Gas South Overland
BID AWARD
The Board reviewed the
bids for the Roof Repair on the Court House. After review and
recommendation, it was moved and seconded to award the bid to
Robinson’s . Roll call vote was unanimous with Commissioner Handy,
Commissioner Christensen and Chairman Crane all voting yea.
USFS/BLM
The Board heard reports from
Mike Courtney representing BLM and Scott Nannenga representing USFS.
Mike reported on ;
- Grazing
permit renewals.
- Shell-
Windland wind farm at Cotteral.
- Campground
updates at Milner
- Preparation
for Fire Season
Scott reported on;
- Trail
maintenance
- Campground
conditions at Howell Canyon
- Snow at
Lake Cleveland
- New
Campground at FS Flats
- Status of
plans for new office
BUDGET REVIEW
The Board met individually with
Department Heads to discuss budgets for the 2011 fiscal year.
OTHER
BUSINESS
1.
The Board discussed billing matters concerning Conflict
Public Defenders and Phone bills. Commissioner Handy suggested
looking into placing cell phones on land line contracts.
2.
The Board discussed the Ambulance service agreement. A motion
was made by Commissioner Christensen and seconded by Commissioner
Handy to sign the agreement. Voting was unanimous in the
affirmative.
3.
The Board reviewed the Draft Rule Covering Funds Allocations
to Conservation Districts. The issue was held over for further
discussion.
4.
The Board reviewed a CIRO letter concerning Circle Creek
Campground. No action was taken.
5.
The Board reviewed Gateway matters.
6.
The Board reviewed a New Hire for the Public Defenders
Office. A motion was made and seconded to accept the new hire and
voting was unanimous in the affirmative.
LUNCH AND JAIL INSPECTION
At 11:30pm the Board
departed for lunch at the Mini-Cassia Detention Center. Following
lunch the Commissioners, in conjunction with the Minidoka County
Commissioners, conducted the quarterly jail inspection
RECESS
Meeting was recessed
until 9:00 a.m., Monday, July 12, 2010. |