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MINUTES OF THE
OTTER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Government Services Center, Commissioners' Room
515 W. Fir Avenue, Fergus Falls, MN
March 8, 2016
9:30 a.m.
Call to Order
The Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners convened at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday, March 8, 2016, at the
Government Services Center in Fergus Falls, MN, with Commissioners Lee Rogness, Chairman;
Wayne Johnson, Roger Froemming, and John Lindquist present. Vice-Chair Doug Huebsch was absent.
.. Approval of Agenda
Chairman Rogness called for approval"of the Board agenda. Motion by Johnson, second by Froemming,
and unanimously carried to approve the Board of Commissioners Agenda of March 8, 2016, as submitted.
Consent Agenda
Motion by Lindquist, second by Johnson, and unanimously carried to approve Consent Agenda items as
follows:
1. March 1, 2016, Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes
2. Warrants/Bills for March 8, 2016 (Exhibit A)
3. Exempt Permit for an Event on April 25, 2016 Sponsored by Lake Country
Sportsmen's Club
4. Human Services Bills & Claims
5. Human Services Contract Amendments
6. Approve Issuance of a County Credit Card to Melanie Courrier, Human
Services Supervisor
7. Approve a 9 Month Seasonal On Sale and Sunday Liquor License for Fair
Hills Resort, Inc.
8. Request for Approval of Final Payment to Traffic Marking Services, Inc. for
2015 Traffic Marking Project
RESOLUTION APPROVING SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE OF PLAT CORRECTION
(Plat Correction for Shady Nook Beach)
Shady Nook Beach is located in Government Lot 8 -Section 15 of Maine Township
Otter Tall County Resolution No. 2016 -13
WHEREAS, Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 505.174 and 505.175, Michael L.
Fletchall, a duly Licensed Land Surveyor in and for the State of Minnesota has prepared a Surveyor's
Certificate of Plat Correction to the Plat of Shady Nook Beach; and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 505.176, when the certificate has
been approved by the governing body of the area involved and a certificate stating that said plat certificate
has been approved by the governing body signed by the clerk of said body is attached to said plat
certificate, the county recorder of the county in which the land so platted or subdivided is located shall
accept each such certificate for filing and recording in the recorder's office upon payment of a fee therefor
commensurate with the length of the certificate.
NOW THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners
hereby accepts and approves the attached Surveyor's Certificate of Plat Correction to the plat of Shady
Nook Beach as prepared by Michael L. Fletchall, a duly Licensed Land Surveyor in and for the State of
Minnesota; and
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, Pursuant to the provisions of Minnesota Statutes, Chapter 505.176 that
the Otter Tail County Recorder shall make suitable notations on the record of said Plat to which the
attached Surveyor's Certificate of Plat Correction refers to direct the attention of anyone examining said
Plat to the record of such certificate.
Upon the motion of Commissioner Lindquist, seconded by Commissioner Johnson and passed on a 4-0
vote, the above resolution is hereby adopted by the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners.
Adopted this 8th day of March 2016
Dated: M~ 2.z., 2olf. OTTER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
A-~¢ Larry Kroh ;cfe
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Wetland Eas t
USFWS Representatives appeared before the Board and requested certification of a wetland protection
easement consisting of about 40 acres with 7 wetland acres and 11 basins on the property.
Documentation was previously submitted regarding the request. After County Board approval, the wetland
easement request will be considered by the State Land Exchange Board. The owner continues to be
responsible for maintenance and taxes on the property. Motion by Lindquist, second by Froemming, and
unanimously carried to approve certification for the USFWS to secure the following wetland easement:
Johnson, Donald E:
T. 131 N., R. 39 W., 5th P.M.
Section 3, SW¼SW¼
Otter Tail County Legislative Initiatives
Administrator Larry Krohn presented a document of legislative initiatives for Commissioners to consider.
Discussion followed. Commissioners will review documentation for the various topics and choose several
specific topics to advocate for on behalf of Otter Tail County, in addition to the topics handled by the
County's organizations such as Association of Minnesota Counties (AMC) and the Minnesota Inter-County
Association (MICA). This topic will be placed on the next Board of Commissioners agenda for further
discussion.
Vehicle Replacement Request
Assistant Solid Waste Director, Zach Fjestad presented a quote from Nelson Auto Center, Fergus Falls,
MN for a 2016 Jeep Cherokee to replace a 2001 Jeep Cherokee that is requiring maintenance and may
not be as reliable as needed. Motion by Johnson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to
approve the purchase, from the Solid Waste Capital Expenditure Fund, of a KLJL74 2016 Jeep Cherokee,
in the amount of $23,923.98.
RESOLUTION OF THE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF
OTTER TAIL COUNTY
APRIL AS RECYCLE MONTH
Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2016 -14
WHEREAS: Otter Tail County through its Solid Waste Department strives to provide county residents with
opportunities to recycle, and
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WHEREAS: It is in the interests of residents of Otter Tail County to recycle and to increase participation in
recycling, and
WHEREAS: Otter Tail County, through its Solid Waste department, has invested considerable financial
and educational resources in recycling and waste reduction to assure that residents have access to
recycling facilities, recycling bins and educational programs, and
WHEREAS: County residents can use these resources while working toward increasing participation rates
for recycling within the county, and
WHEREAS: Reducing, reusing and recycling eliminates certain materials from entering the waste stream,
saves resources, protects the environment, prevents pollution, supports public health and creates jobs in
Otter Tail County, and
WHEREAS: According to the MPCA, Minnesotans recycle enough waste to conserve over 5 million trees
and reduce greenhouse gases equal to taking more than 1.3 million cars off the road, and
WHEREAS: Minnesota's recycling programs collected material worth almost $700 million, while at the
same time throwing away 1.2 million tons of recyclable materials worth $285 million and spending $200
million in disposal cost, and
WHEREAS: There is a continued need for increasing participation in reducing, reusing and recycling in
Otter Tail County with both residential and commercial sectors partnering toward working to recycle more
and keeping Otter Tail County sustainable for generations.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that Otter Tail County, by virtue of the authority vested in the
Board of County Commissioners, do hereby proclaim April as Recycling Month in Otter Tail County.
BE IT THEREFORE, FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Board of County Commissioners encourages
residents to use the County facilities to recycle, to participate in the "Making Our Hometowns Greener
Campaign" kickoff event on Earth Day April 22nd, and to be recognized as stakeholders in protecting the
environment by continuing to be conscientious citizens seeking education and information to further
reduce, reuse and recycle.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was introduced by Commissioner Johnson, duly
seconded by Commissioner Lindquist and, after discussion thereof and upon vote being taken thereon, the
following voted in favor:
Commissioners Johnson, Lindquist, Froemming and Rogness with Commissioner Huebsch absent
and the following voted against the same: None
Adopted at Fergus Falls, Minnesota this 8th day of March 2016
Dated: f'V\~ 2-.. 1 2.o It.
Attes1 L~~ Larry~ Clrk
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PLMSWA Discussion/Update
Solid Waste Director, Mike Hanan opened discussion regarding the upcoming Prairie Lakes Municipal
Solid Waste Authority meeting scheduled at 10:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 23, 2016 at the Perham
City Council Chambers. County officials from all participating counties have been invited to this meeting.
Mr. Hanan submitted the 2015 PLMSWA annual review which contains operations and construction budget
and income statements and balance sheets. Mr. Hanan will meet with Auditor Wayne Stein and two
commissioners to establish the agenda for the meeting which will be moderated by the PLMSWA
Chairman and its Board. The Agenda should be mailed out to all participating counties by March 18th.
There are a number of items to be discussed including upcoming bond payments on the building and
deficits that have been created due to delayed completion of the project.
Annual Conference of the Red River Watershed Management Board
Commissioners requested that BRRWD Representative, Peter Fjestad, attend the 18th Joint Annual
Conference in Moorhead, MN, sponsored by the RRWMB and RR Flood Damage Reduction Work Group.
Food & Lodging Ordinances Public Hearing
At 10:30 a.m., Otter Tail County Public Health Director, Diane Thorson opened a Public Hearing for the
consideration of the adoption of Environmental Health ordinances. The County needs to adopt ordinances
because Otter Tail County has given notice to the State Health Department that the County wants to re-
enter into a delegation agreement to enforce the environmental health regulations. The proposed
ordinances have been submitted to the Board and are named as follows: Food Protection Ordinance,
Lodging Establishment Ordinance, Manufactured Home Park and Recreational Area Ordinance, Public
Swimming Pool and Spa Ordinance, Public Water Supply Ordinance and Youth Camp Ordinance. The
proposed ordinances have adopted the State statute and rules by reference along with a couple of
additional specifications for Otter Tail County. Bruce Jasper, Director of Clay County Environmental Health
was present for technical questions. Ms. Thorson indicated that the fees for environmental health
regulation are set every year by the Community Health Board. Chairman Rogness opened the Hearing for
public comments summarized as follows:
Written Comments:
Written comments were received from Nick Leonard and Brad Stevens requesting:
1. Definitions for B&B's, Boarding Establishments and Vacation Home Rentals be added to the
Lodging Ordinance
2. Changing a resort from "five or more cottages, rooms or enclosures" to "three or more cottages,
rooms or enclosures" to be consistent with the County's Shoreland Management Ordinance
definition
Public Comments:
Cheryl Harris, former resort owner:
1. Why does Otter Tail County want to take the environmental health regulations responsibility back
from the State of MN?
Answer: Otter Tail County feels that the best service to business owners can be provided at the local
level and Otter Tail County is working towards adopting similar policies as the other counties in the
local Community Health Board which includes Becker, Clay, Otter Tail and Wilkin counties .
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2. Will Inspectors be respectful and.sensitive to business owners in our community?
Answer: Otter Tail C_ounty is taking on this responsibility to regulate environmental health services to
be more local, attentive,and,sensitivt;i to our con:imunity. · :
3. How long will the resinspection fees last and do those fees go directly to the County?
Answer: The only time resinspection fees are assessed is if there is non-compliance from a business
owner/operator.
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Keith Edwards Nichols, Jolly Ann Lake Property Owner:
1. Mr. Nichols read a statement of concern that our environment is suffering. He specifically
spoke about the problems of spraying chemicals and the effect on wildlife, loss of honey bees,
and the need for renewable energy and a natural, healthy environment. There did not appear
to be direct comment(s) relative to the proposed ordinances.
Vince Prososki,
1. Expressed satisfaction with the State environmental health inspections and asked if the
process will remain the same. Will inspectors go into occupied cabins?
Answer: The inspection process will be similar and every effort will be made not to go into
occupied cabins or rooms.
2. Will a permit be required when changing windows, paneling or faucets?
Answer: State codes apply -the environmental health ordinances do not address building codes.
3. What has Clay County done to address vacation home rentals? Will vacation home rentals
need to obtain a license the same as resorts and hotels? If not, this is an unfair advantage.
Answer: Clay County does not have many vacation home rentals so it is not an issue for Clay
County. County Economic Development Director, Nick Leonard, indicated that these types of
rentals are already controlled by statute and the definitions need to be added to the proposed
Lodging Ordinance. Commissioners requested further research on this issue and directed the
County Attorney to draft proposed language to add vacation home rentals by owner to the
Ordinance to treat them the same as other lodging rentals.
Commissioners will consider the public comments and consider adoption of the Environmental Health
ordinances at 11 :00 a.m. on Tuesday; March 22, 2016. If the ordinances are adopted, the previous 1984
ordinances will be repealed. Chairman Rogness closed the Public Hearing at 11 :00 a.m.
Strategic Plan
Community Services Director, John Dinsmore and Human Resources Director, Nicole Hansen presented a
draft document titled "Otter Tail County Government Action Plan" which is a result of the County Board
planning retreat held January 15, 2016. The report identifies three broad goals; 1) Technology, 2) External
Infrastructure (outreach) to citizens, and 3) Succession Planning. Discussion followed regarding the goals
within each category and work components chart from 2016 through 2018. Commissioners will review the
document for additions or changes and discuss the process further at their next regular County Board
meeting.
Rural Rebound Workforce Development Grant
Economic Development Director, Nick Leonard reported that Otter Tail County and the Fergus Falls
Economic Improvement Commission along with several public and private sector partners are currently
applying for grant funding to address the regional workforce shortage. The grant proposal is titled Otter
Tail County Rural Rebound Initiative. The grant will provide the resources needed to hire a Coordinator to
lead the process and pull together all of the efforts to attract, develop, retain and expand the employee
pool in Otter Tail County. Motion by Lindquist, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to identify
the Otter Tail County Economic Development Director as the leader of the Rural Rebound Initiative and to
commit a maximum of $15,000 over a two year period starting in CY2017 for a portion of the grant match.
Recess & Reconvene
At 11 :45 a.m., Chairman Rogness declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners
recessed for lunch. The meeting was reconvened at 12:35 p.m.
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Public Health Positions
Motion by Lindquist, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve the following two new
positions in the Public Health Department: Assistant Public Health Director and Public Health Nurse Lead
Worker. These two positions will be filled internally for succession planning; however, moving to these
positions will not create public health nurse vacancies.
ASSOCIATION OF MINNESOTA COUNTIES' COUNTY PROGRAM AID FORMULA
Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2016-15
Affirming Otter Tail County's endorsement of the revised County Program Aid formula developed by the
Association of Minnesota Counties' County Program Aid Work Group.
WHEREAS, Minnesota's counties are mandated by the state to provide essential services in many
program areas including human services, public safety, and transportation; and
WHEREAS, counties depend on County Program Aid ("CPA") for the financial sustainability of these state-
mandated, county-administered services; and
WHEREAS, the current structure of the CPA formula, pursuant to MS Chapter 447A.0124, creates
considerable volatility in the fund's distribution, interfering with counties' abilities to accurately budget for
essential services; and
WHEREAS, the current formula's inadequacies have also resulted in the dramatic reduction of funding for
one-third of counties, that have lost at least 50 percent of their funding since 2005; and
WHEREAS, despite fluctuations over the past ten years, the state appropriation to the 2015 CPA is equal
to the 2005 appropriation making it greatly depressed in terms of inflation; and
WHEREAS, a revised CPA formula in conjunction with additional funding will enable counties to continue
to provide quality services that may also translate into reductions in county levies, decreasing the tax
burden of Minnesota residents; and
WHEREAS, in October 2014, the Association of Minnesota Counties assembled the CPA Work Group
including leadership from twenty counties and representatives from the Metropolitan Inter-County
Association and the Minnesota Rural Counties Caucus to analyze and develop a CPA formula that reflects
the pressing needs of Minnesota's counties; and
WHEREAS, the CPA Work Group unanimously approved a revised CPA formula that benefits all
Minnesota counties by reducing volatility and ensuring a fair distribution of CPA; and
WHEREAS, the Board of Directors of the Association of Minnesota Counties that represents the diverse
interests of Minnesota's 87 counties, voted to support the proposed CPA formula revisions; now, therefore,
BE IT RESOLVED, Otter Tail County endorses the following revisions to the Minnesota County Program
Aid formula:
• A funding increase of $40 million;
• The creation of a funding floor that guarantees each county $350,000 in tax base equalization aid
("TBEA");
• Adjustments to the TBEA formula factors to slow down counties' loss of TBEA funding, including:
and increase of the per capita factor to $190 and a decrease of the county adjusted net tax
capacity (ANTC} factor to 9 percent;
• The elimination of special funds and transition aid; and
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• The creation of a 5% cap on annual CPA losses; ensuring no county will lose more than 5% of its
funding each year.
The motion for the adoption of the foregoing resolution was introduced by Commissioner Froemming, duly
seconded by Commissioner Johnson and, after discussion thereof and upon vote being taken thereon, the
following voted in favor:
Commissioners Johnson, Lindquist, Froemming and Rogness with Commissioner Huebsch absent
and the following voted against the same: None
Dated: OOCVG.b 22.,
Bid Award -2016 Seasonal Highway Supplie,i:r---'
ERS
After previously advertising for bids, the bids for Seasonal Highway Supplies were opened at 1 :00 p.m. on
March 2, 2016. Motion by Johnson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to award the 2016
Seasonal Supplies as follows:
Seasonal Sunnlv Estimated Quantity Bid Amount Bid Amount
Bituminous Material
Flint Hills Resource, LP 100,000/gal. $2.07/gal
St. Paul, MN
Hot Mix Bituminous (East)
Central Specialties, Inc. 2,500/ton $49.35/ton $123,375.00
Alexandria, MN
Mark Sand & Gravel Co. 2,500/ton $54.50/ton $136,250.00
Fergus Falls, MN
Wadena Asphalt, Inc. 2,500/ton $53.00/ton $132,500.00
Wadena, MN
Hot Mix Bituminous (West)
Central Specialties, Inc. 2,000/ton $49.35/ton $98,700.00
Alexandria, MN
Mark Sand & Gravel.Co.
Feraus Falls, MN -->' .. 2,000/ton • -,';;<· > $54.50/ton $109,000.00
Hot Mix Bituminous (North)
Anderson Brothers Const. of 2,000/ton $50.00/ton $100,000.00
Brainerd, MN
Central Specialties, Inc. 2,000/ton $49.35/ton $98,700.00
Alexandria, MN
Mark Sand & Gravel Co. 2,000/ton $54.50/ton $109,000.00
Fergus Falls, MN
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Winter Sand
Alexandria Concrete
Alexandria, MN
North Central, Inc.
Perham, MN
Alexandria Concrete
Alexandria, MN
Alexandria Concrete
Alexandria, MN
North Central, Inc.
Perham, MN
North Central, Inc.
Perham, MN
Delivery Location
2,500/ton Battle Lake $8.50/ton
2,500/ton Fergus Falls $9.65/ton
1,000/ton Henning $8.05/ton
2,500/ton New York Mills $8.30/ton
1,000/ton Pelican Rapids $9.17/ton
2,000/ton Perham $7.88/ton
. ' " ...
Bid Award -S.P. 056-070-019
Motion by Froemming, second by Lindquist, and unanimously carried to award MN HSIP 5616(081), Paved
Shoulders and Rumble Strips, to the low bidder, Knife River Materials of Bemidji MN, in the bid amount of
$371,777.32.
Bid Award -S.P. 056-070-020
Motion by Johnson, second by Lindquist, and unanimously carried to award MN HSIP 5616(082),
Installation of Chevrons, to A & H Co., Inc. of Ironton, MN, in the bid amount of $38,870.30.
Approval of Contract-S.P. 056-608-024, STP 5616(114)
Motion by Froemming, second by Johnson, and unanimously carried to authorize the appropriate County
Officials' signatures to execute a contract between the County of Otter Tail and Anderson Brothers
Construction Co., for the CSAH 8 project subject to the approval of the County Attorney.
Approval of Contract-S.A.P. 056-601-061 & 056-608-027
Motion by Froemming, second by Johnson, and unanimously carried to authorize the appropriate County
Officials' signatures to execute a contract between the County of Otter Tail and Tri-City Paving, Inc. of
Little Falls, MN for the CSAH 1 & CSAH 8 project subject to the approval of the County Attorney.
Adjournment
At 1 :25 p.m., Chairman Rogness declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners
adjourned until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, March 22, 2016 at the Government Services Center in Fergus Falls,
MN.
Dated: Mt,..rc.J,.. 2.i.1 2.0/f...
Attest~~ Larryl<rn,lerk
By:
Leland R. Rogness, Bo
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missioners Chair
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Exhibit A, Page 1
WARRANTS APPROVED ON 03/08/2016
Vendor Name
A 'VIANDS llC
:\lEXANDRL-\ TECH & COMM COLLEGE
Al.LEN'S AUTO BODY & 24 HR TOWING
ALPHA TRAINING & TACTICS 1..1.C
A.:.'IDERSON/RYAN
ATSSA
BATTERY JUNCTION
BEYER BODY SHOP INC
BLa\KE'S CONCRETE & SKIDSTIER
BR.ANO:NER/STEVE
BRED MAN/DION
BRENNA,"f/KEVJN
BUSE OR\VEll. 4-H
BUY· MOR PARTS & SERVICE 1..1.C
CARR'S TREE SERVICE
CDW GOVER.."IIIMENT INC
CI SPORT
COOPERS TECHNOLOGY GROvl'
CUI..LEN'S HOME CENTER
DACOTAH PAPER COMPA .. 1':").
DAVE'S AUTOBODY & TO'WING
DE."\ EAST
EVERGREEN La\ND SERv1CES
E\'IDENTINC
F· M AMBUL.\NCE SERv1CE INC
FERGUS 4·H
FERGUS FALLS DAil..Y JOUR...l\l.'li.
FERGUS F.'li.LS/CITY OF
FERGUS PO\VER PUMP INC
FR....\NK'S AUTO BODY SHOP OF PERHAM
FR....\ZEE FORUM INC
G.'li.LS 1..1.C
GODFATHERS EXTER..l',f!NATING INC
GRAINGER INC
GREATAMERICA FINA .. l\l"CL'li. SVCS
HAWES SEPTIC TANK PUMPING
HERMAN/CRYSTAL
HOHRMA .. 1'1/MEl.ISSA
HOLM/SHELDON
HOUSTON ENGlNEERING INC
ID A .. \fERJCA
INDIGITAL
Amount
8,711.05
200.00
320.00
3,016.82
18.72
1,015.00
192.12
4.539.05
150.00
32.17
445.72
1.180.18
250.00
152.25
14,111.00
2,239.04
611.50
44.17
300.00
292.88
158.60
17.85
5,919.28
1,001.99
138.00
250.00
442.22
1,088.58
420.00
4,926.08
190.00
452.33
436.91
638.85
237.63
80.00
131.14
22.92
1,280.90
2,514.90
253.31
1,654.23
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Exhibit A, Page 2
Vendor Name
INNOVATIVE OFFICE SOLUTIONS
INTIGRA TELECOM
INTERSTATE ENGINEERING INC
IVERSON/DAVID L
JAKE'S JOHNS UC
KAIU.GAARD/JASON
KilP.RS INC
KEl.l. Y SE.R\•lCES INC
KRONB-t.\.1\IN CONSTRUCTION
L.\KE.REGION HEALIBC.~ CORP
L~Y OTT INC TRUCK SERVICE
Lo\RllM/PA T
WCATORS & SUPPLIES INC
MANNYS -ROCF.."YS BAIT
MARCO INC ST LOUIS
MARCO TECHNOLOGIES UC
MID\\'"EST PRINTING CO
MINNEAPOUS FINANCE DEPARTML'ff
MINNESOTA MOTOR COJl,IPA.lll)•
MINNESOTA SHERIFFS' ASSOCLo\TION
MNSWAA
MNCITL\
MOTOROLo\
MYDRI\IERSMANUALS.COM
NEIGEL FIREARMS
NELSON AUTO CENTER
NELSON/ MARK
NIDAROS 4-H
NORTHL<\ND COMMUNITY & TECHNICAi
OTTER ELECTRIC UC
OTTERTAIL TRUCKING INC
PAKO.RINC
PAW PUBUCATIONS UC BATTLE Lo\KE R
PERR~f FOCUS
PERR~f/CITY OF
PICCHL-\.RlNI/MA.RCO
PITNEY BOWES
QUILL CORPORATION
RDO EQUIPMENT
RED RIVER CHILDREN'S ADVOCACY CE:"l"
RTI'ISION INC
S.W.INC
Amount
205.49
365.46
12,274.71
5.54
298.02
18.67
7.29
2.070.41
25,100.00
523.07
1.225.00
159.84
100.97
589.49
1,143.33
334.32
885.00
204.00
40.00
990.00
100.00
250.00
756.00
419.83
225.00
52,860.00
967.10
250.00
800.00
445.08
3,154.41
1.791.76
90.65
278.00
44,346.00
18.35
220.98
71.68
15. 153.32
60.00
2.250.00
2.795.00
vendor Name
SAND CR.EEK GROUP I.TD/THE
SANITATION PRODUCTS INC
SBI..C FF
SERVICE FOOD SUPER VAI.U
SOUTH MII.l. SER\i1CE
SPENCER/SHARON
ST JOHN'S ACT
STEINS INC
STREICHER.S
THIS WEEKS SHOPPING NEWS
TIRES PLUS TOTAi. CAR CARE
TOSHIBA BUSINESS SOLUTIONS USA
TRENCHERS PLUS INC
U S POSTAL SER\ilCE
ULSCHMID/SUSAN
UNIFORMS UNLIMITED INC
UNITED PARCEL SER\•lCE
US AUTOFORCE
VAUGHN AUTO & MARINE CO
VOSS UGHTING
WASTE M."'-NAGEMENT
WHITE PINE ACADEMY
\VIEBE/JEFFR.EY JON
XEROX CORPORATION
Final Total:
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Exhibit A, Page 3
Amount
1.257.17
376.53
6.15
22.72
36.80
8.88
250.00
2,047.73
647.85
58.20
696.60
108.36
30,241.00
10,000.00
123.12
369.84
23.60
503.64
268.31
1,114.60
1,113.44
250.00
1,167.36
169.90
284,782.96