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MINUTES OF THE
OTTER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
New York Mills Offices, Courtroom
118 N Main Avenue, New York Mills, MN
Tuesday,August21,2007
9:30 a.m.
Call to Order
The Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners convened Tuesday, August 21, 2007, at 9:30 a.m. at
the Otter Tail County New York Mills Courtroom with Commissioners Dennis Mosher, Chair;
Syd Nelson, Vice-Chair; Bob Block, Roger Froemming, and Everett Erickson present.
Approval of Agenda
Motion by Block, second by Nelson, and unanimously carried to approve the County Board Agenda of
August 21, 2007, with the following addition:
Land & Resource Director Agenda Items -Common Interest Community Minor CUP Change
Approval of Minutes
Motion by Erickson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve the County Board
Minutes of August 14, 2007, as presented.
Approval to Pay Bills
Motion by Nelson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve payment of the County
Board bills per Attachment A of these minutes.
Ag Extension Update
Ag Extension Educator, Vince Crary, updated the Board regarding trees in stress because of
areas of drought and damage from the 2005 wind storm in the County. He has been
recommending watering these trees by using a sprinkler to ensure at least one inch of
moisture per week. He also discussed drought corn, specifically south of New York Mills
where it has been very dry and provided a handout on the topic. Mr. Crary stated that
producers are looking into irrigation in this area, as irrigation can make a big difference in
crop quality.
4-H Update
4-H Coordinator, Janet Malone, briefed the Board on the 2007 East Otter Tail County Fair.
She provided handouts comparing statistics of the 2006 County Fair and 2007 County Fair.
There were 1,705 total exhibits at the EOT County Fair in 2007, which is an increase from
1,574 total exhibits in 2006. The State Fair begins August 22, 2007, with EOT County
sending 39 exhibitors.
Public Meeting -Proposed Construction of Feedlot
At 9:55 a.m., Chairman Mosher opened the Public Meeting to accept comments regarding
the proposed construction of a swine feedlot by Pigs R Us, L.L.C. in Section 32 of Compton
Township. County Attorney, David Hauser, stated that typically, the Proposer of the Project
would have an opportunity to speak first to explain the project being requested. Then, other
interested parties will have an opportunity to provide input. The County Board does not make
a decision; rather, the MPCA will receive a synopsis of today's comments and make a
decision. Mr. Hauser asked that those speaking today state the reasons for or against the
proposed project. The attendance sheet showed 33 signatures.
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Deon Roth, President of Pigs R Us, which is a local limited liability company formed by the
Roth Family represented the project. He provided a copy of the published notification
submitted to the MPCA and floor plans for the proposed facility. Mr. Roth stated that the
purpose of the project is as a competitive business. The facility will consist of two barns with
2,488 swine equating to 995.2 animal units. He noted that the project will create 8 -10 new
jobs with wages of $12 per hour plus benefits and 5 -7 indirect jobs. It would create new
markets for corn and other ag products. He calculated $600,000 in new income in the area
with 6 -10 new children in nearby schools and an estimated $30,000 -$40,000 additional
sales tax would be generated. Mr. Roth submitted a handout entitled "Real Estate Purchases
Near Feedlots Greater than 1000 AU" showing increased land sales of 33% over appraised
value for property sales around other large feedlots. Mr. Roth briefed the Board on new
technology and methods to handle manure and stated a commitment to maintaining water
quality with zero runoff from the facility and frequent monitoring of manure plan and soil
sampling. A 50' setback from wells and 25' setback from wetlands would be maintained.
Mr. Roth stated that there is 4 times the amount of land to apply manure on a 2 times per
year basis with plenty of storage. He reported approximately 10 gallons of water
consumption per minute, well under the 600 gallons per minute used in irrigation. He stated
a commitment to air quality to make sure the air is not polluted. Specific information for
expectations of odor and other pollutant factors, at property lines, will be provided by an Air
Modeling Engineer. In the event that there is an additional smell factor, Mr. Roth provided a
Tree Planting Plan from the EOT Soil and Water Conservation District for adding 3,800 trees
around the facility to provide a shelter belt for sight and smell. Feed and pit additives can be
used on limited basis for a quick action odor occurrence. A BioCurtain handout was
submitted for possible usage as well to divert air direction by going over fan biofilters. He
addressed traffic concerns and stated potential usage of one semi per day as well as
employees traveling to and from work during normal business hours. It is anticipated that
insecticides would be used to mitigate insects. A handout from Valeo was provided for
decibel tests and readings. An "Operation and Maintenance Plan" as well as a "Nutrient
Management Plan" for manure handling and storage areas and operation practices was
submitted. Mr. Roth stated that his company wants to do the right thing for farming,
neighbors, and community.
Commissioners questioned the amount of land available for the project, the length of time
manure would be stored, and the size of the semi needed for transporting manure in relation
to damage to the township roads.
Ron Tobkin of Perham, MN, spoke in favor of the project and in support of the Roth family as
good farmers involved with clean and well-managed operations. He spoke about his
personal experience similar to this current situation when he developed a project north of
Perham in 2005. He stated that he was aware of proponents' objections; however,
technology is changing and there is a need to adapt to these positive changes allowing
animal agriculture to survive in Minnesota.
Charlie Gantzer of Barr Engineering provided a PowerPoint presentation on behalf of the
Operator relative to the issue of odor from the facility. The presentation showed that the
proposed Roth Hog feedlot will meet all air quality required parameters.
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Norma Read, residing on 280th Street, presented a Citizens' Petition with 198 signed
petitioners opposing the construction of this hog feedlot. The Petition cites the following
reasons for opposition to the project:
1. Potential for significant environmental/health effects.
2. Decreased property values of the properties in the vicinity of the Project,
particularly neighboring residencies.
3. Negative affect on drinking water as the soils in the area are sandy and
allow surface applied manure to quickly go down to the ground water.
Wells in the vicinity are very shallow and the Project proposes to land
apply millions of gallons of untreated liquid hog manure.
4. Smells to the neighboring properties probably will decrease the air quality
in the area and the air toxins from the Project are bad for the health of the
neighbors and can make them sick.
5. The project will generate an increase in insects and flies.
6. The owner does not live on the premises and is a commercial or industrial
operation making the project inconsistent with existing land uses in the
area.
7. The Project will cause much traffic due to hauling animals, feed, and
manure and the township roads in the vicinity will be damaged and Town
Board road budget will increase.
Ms. Read stated that this petition is a copy with the originals being presented at the Compton
Township meeting being held the evening of August 21 st. Oak Valley Township is also
affected. Ms. Read states that the petitioners are not anti-ag, they are opposed to this
location, as it is improperly located too close to neighbors and other landowners. She
pointed out the large number of yellow dots on the PowerPoint presentation which
represented houses, farms and residences too close to a facility being built on 40 acres. She
stated that ambient air quality cannot be guaranteed. She expressed opposition to having
this facility in her front yard.
John Read of 280th Street spoke in opposition to the proposed project because it is too close
to other residences. He was opposed to the MPCA not using the animal end areas of the
facility in the calculations of what is allowed, opposed to no land use regulation in Otter Tail
County other than shoreland regulations, and concerned that Pigs R Us is represented by a
Canadian organization out of Quebec, Canada and stated that the Canadians have a
moratorium on industrial operations of this kind.
Mr. Roth responded that the ends of the barns are for infrastructure, not housing and that his
company has no involvement with Canada.
Robert Rawlings expressed concern with the distribution and application of manure on fields.
He stated that this factory and byproduct manure will be a combination of other chemicals in
addition to manure product and the weight of the 6,000 gallon tractor trailer with manure
cannot be handled by the township roads. He expressed concern with the potential
application of manure mixture, which contains chemicals and insects, being applied at certain
times of the year when there are 3-4 ft. of water on the fields where there is the potential for it
to wash into our lakes, rivers, and streams. Chemicals could also wash into nearby wells.
Mr. Rawlings stated that he is a landowner and farmer and believes that the mixture they will
be collecting under their facility all year, spread in short increments throughout the year, is
not an appropriate way to spread manure and would affect farming on his land.
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Kari Mohr-Rawlings is a licensed realtor and presented information in opposition to Mr. Roth's
statement of increasing property values. She provided an abstract out of an appraisal journal
that addresses the issues on feedlots which shows a 50% -90% decrease in values.
Ms. Rawlings states that neighbors have the right to enjoy their properties and transfer their
properties. She stated that 79% of the net worth is assets, which is equity used to purchase
machinery and animals. She is opposed for numerous other reasons including awareness of
relatives living near a feedlot in Manitoba who cannot hang out laundry because of the smell.
Neighbor, Diane Schlueter, expressed opposition to the project because her home is 900'
from the facility. Property values will go down. There will be odor and noise from the fans,
additional flies and mosquitoes posing a health concern and nitrates in the soil. Ms.
Schlueter read a statement from an individual who is a mile away from a similar facility who
has to keep their windows and doors shut and the smell still gets into the carpets, furniture
and curtains. The land is not large enough and too close to other residences.
LeRoy Vandermay opposed the hog operation because of what it may do to his hog
operation and the health risks related to hydrogen sulfide, methane, and ammonia.
Don Richter from Compton Township spoke in opposition to the conglomerate and stated that
conglomerates harm the local farmers. He was also concerned with health issues.
Gary Ziese stated that the SWCD plan handed out by the owner has not been approved by
the EOT Soil and Water Conservation District. He stated that this needs to be studied.
Bob Swartz opposed the project and expressed concern that the people operating the facility
do not live next to the facility.
Written objections to the Pigs R Us Project were received from Angie Mikkelson, a landowner
on 280th Street. A handout entitled "The Truth About Factory Farms" and correspondence
from Peters & Peters, Attorneys At Law, were also received.
Chairman Mosher informed the public that the information heard will be passed on to the
MPCA for a decision. The County does not have the authority to make a decision in the
matter.
AGREEMENT NO. 90979 SIGNALS & GATES
CROSSING NO. 695582B -S.P. 56-00117
Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2007 -58
Upon a motion by Froemming, second by Block, and unanimously carried, the following
resolution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, that the County of Otter Tail enter into an agreement with the Soo Line
Railroad Company (D/B/A/ Canadian Pacific Railway Company) and the Commissioner of
Transportation for the installation and maintenance of railroad flashing light signals with gates
and constant warning circuitry at the intersection of East Soo Street (CSAH 42) with the
tracks of the Soo Line Railroad Company in Parkers Prairie, Otter Tail County, Minnesota,
and appointing the Commissioner of Transportation agent for the County to supervise said
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project and administer available Federal Funds in accordance with Minnesota Statue, Section
161.36. The County's share of the cost shall be 10 percent of the total signal cost.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Board Chair and County Board Clerk be and
they are hereby authorized to execute said agreement and any amendments thereto for and
on behalf of the County.
Adopted at New York Mills, Minnesota, this 21 st day of August, 2007.
Dated: 8/U/07 '
D OF COMMISSIONERS
ennis R. Mos er, Board of Commissioners Chair
AGREEMENT NO. 91644
VERGAS MUL Tl-USE TRAIL-S.P. 56-090-05
M.P. TEAX 5608(078)
Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2007 -59
Upon a motion by Erickson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried, the following
resolution was adopted:
BE IT RESOLVED, that pursuant to Minnesota Stat. Sec. 161.36, the Commissioner of
Transportation be appointed as Agent of Otter Tail County to accept as its agent, federal aid
funds which may be made available for eligible transportation related projects.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the County Board Chair and County Board Clerk are
hereby authorized and directed for and on behalf of the County to execute and enter into an
agreement with the Commissioner of Transportation prescribing the terms and conditions of
said federal aid participation as set forth and contained in "Minnesota Department of
Transportation Agency Agreement No. 91644", a copy of which said agreement was before
the County Board and which is made a part hereof by reference.
Adopted at New York Mills, Minnesota, this 21 st day of August, 2007.
Dated: ~/ZK/d]
r, Board of Commissioners Chair
Highway Contract
Motion by Mosher, second by Nelson, and unanimously carried to authorize the Chairman's
signature to execute a contract between the County of Otter Tail and Riley Bros.
Construction, Inc. for work and labor in the construction of CSAH No. 1 from CSAH 26 to 601
feet North of CSAH 2, South of Fergus Falls, MN.
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BRIDGE REPLACEMENTS
2008-2012
Otter Tail County Resolution No. 2007 -60
Motion by Froemming, second by Erickson, and unanimously carried to adopt the following
resolution:
WHEREAS, Otter Tail County has determined that the following deficient bridges on the
CSAH, County Road, Township and City systems require replacement or rehabilitation within
the next five (5) years as listed in our 2007 -2012 Highway and Bridge Improvement Plan
approved by the Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners on February 13, 2007, and
WHEREAS, attached is the list of the proposed bridge replacements for the 2008 -2012
Bridge Replacement Program, and
WHEREAS, sufficient local funds for the replacement or rehabilitation of these bridges are
not and will not be available, so that funding assistance from State Transportation Bonds is
necessary for the County, Townships and Cities to proceed, and
WHEREAS, Otter Tail County intends to proceed with replacement or rehabilitation of these
bridges as soon as possible when State Transportation Bond Funds are available.
BE IT RESOLVED, that Otter Tail County commits that it will proceed with the design and
contract documents for these bridges immediately after being notified that funds are available
in order to permit construction to take place within one year of notification.
Adopted at New York Mills, Minnesota, this 21 st day of August, 2007.
Dated: D OF COMMISSIONERS ----------
By:
Recess & Reconvene
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At 11: 07 a.m., Chairman Mosher declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of
Commissioners recessed for a short break. The meeting was reconvened at 11: 12 a.m.
Planning Commission Recommendations
Conditional Use Permit-Buse Township/Luverne Lee:
Motion by Mosher, second by Erickson, and unanimously carried to approve an after-the-fact
Conditional Use Permit for installation of a pipe that drains to Iverson Lake to prevent a road
from washing out as presented. The property is described as Lot 2 & SW1/4 NE1/4 & 5
acres in SE cor of Govt. Lot 1 & a portion of 175th St. approx. 100'± E of County Highway 25,
Section 26 of Buse Township; Iverson Lake (56-846), NE.
Conditional Use Permit -Carol Martinson/Juanita Granda:
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Motion by Froemming, second by Nelson, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional
Use Permit to construct a road as presented. The property is described as Pt of GL 1, 2 & 3,
Section 17 of Otto Township; Rush Lake (56-141), GD.
Conditional Use Permit -Larry Scheffler:
Motion by Nelson, second by Erickson, and unanimously carried to table this request until
September 12, 2007, as requested by the Applicant in a letter dated August 10, 2007,
provided Land & Resource Management receives a 60 Day Waiver (in writing) no later than
August 28, 2007. The property is described as Lot 1 Blk 2, Crystal Springs 1st Addition &
vacated road adj., Section 3 of Lida Township; Franklin Lake (56-759), RD.
Conditional Use Permit -Wee Villa L TO Partnership:
Motion by Erickson, second by Block, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional Use
Permit to replace existing 10 x 40 mobile home, remove 10 x 16 porch, and install roof on
existing 12 x 57 mobile home as presented. The property is described as Lot 4 ex trs (36.15
AC), Section 14 of Elizabeth Township; Long Lake (56-784), RD.
Conditional Use Permit -Matt Theraldson:
Motion by Erickson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve a
Conditional Use Permit for earthwork as presented on the Revised Drawing with a condition
as recommended by the Planning Commission. The property is described as Pt GL 3, (2.77
AC), Section 11 of Scambler Township; Pelican Lake (56-786), GD.
Conditional Use Permit-"Lazy Acres Resort"/Terrance & Elizabeth Larson:
Motion by Nelson, second by Froemming, and unanimously carried to approve a Conditional
Use Permit to construct a new screen porch and storage shed with conditions as
recommended by the Planning Commission. The property is described as Ryan's Beach
W1/2 Lot 4 & Lots 5-10, Section 2 of Edna Township; Little McDonald Lake (56-328), GD.
Preliminary Plat -"Collins Landing''/T om & Jodie Collins et al:
Motion by Block, second by Erickson, and unanimously carried to approve a Preliminary Plat
entitled "Collins Landing" consisting of a one (1) lot plat as shown on the revised plan
received at the August 15, 2007 Planning Commission meeting with conditions as
recommended by the Planning Commission. The property is described as Pt of GL 3 (3.24
AC, 2.51 AC & 4.67 AC), Section 34 of Star Lake Township; Dead Lake (56-383), NE.
Conditional Use Permit -Kevin & Michelle Moore:
Land & Resource Director, Bill Kalar, reported that the Moore's have hired a new contractor
who indicated that the plan approved last year could not physically be constructed on site.
After discussion regarding a new proposal, it was decided that the new proposal was a
substantial change from what was approved and probably a reduction in what was allowed.
The Planning Commission recommended that the new proposal be brought before the
Planning Commission and secondly, work this fall in this area is not recommended. The
County Board concurred with the Planning Commission's clarification on this project.
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Common Interest Community -Norway Estates 2nd Addition
Mr. Kalar showed a map of a CIC entitled Norway Estates 2nd Addition located on the south
side of Stalker Lake. The CIC Developer is requesting a minor change in the Conditional Use
Permit relative to locating Unit 1, Unit 6, and the proposed fish cleaning house in different
locations than originally planned. This plan would provide each resident a view of the lake.
Motion by Erickson, second by Block, and unanimously carried to allow the revised location
of residential unit 1 and 6 and the fish cleaning structure as requested.
Closed to the Public
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At 11 :40 a.m., Chairman Mosher declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of
Commissioners closed to the public for the purpose of evaluating the performance of Land &
Resource Director, Bill Kalar, pursuant to M.S. Chapter 13D.05 Subd. 3. Commissioners
Mosher, Nelson, Froemming, Block, and Erickson were present for the evaluation. A
summary of performance conclusions will be provided at the next regular County Board
meeting. Upon conclusion of the performance evaluation at 11 :55 a.m., Chairman Mosher
declared the Board of Commissioners' meeting recessed for lunch break.
Meeting Reconvened
At 1 :00 p.m., Chairman Mosher reconvened the Board of Commissioners' meeting in open
session for consideration of the remainder of the agenda items.
County Ditch No. 12
Ditch Inspector, Randy Wasvick, reported that MnDOT is replacing culverts under Hwy 108
and there are two spots where County Ditch 12 is involved. Mr. Wasvick requested
authorization to allow MnDOT to replace these culverts with one area requiring work by the
Ditch System. Mr. Wasvick referred to a map and explained the proposed work. Lengthy
discussion took place regarding plugged tile for purposes of creating a wetland to put in an
easement with the Fish & Wildlife, the potential need for a standpipe to hold the wetland at a
certain elevation, the length of time the wetland has existed, and who is responsible for
payment of the expenses to replace the culvert in this area. Motion by Erickson, second by
Block, and unanimously carried to allow MnDOT to replace the culvert farthest west under
Hwy 108 in County Ditch No. 12 with further research required before replacement of the
other culvert is authorized.
Draft Junkyard Ordinance
Solid Waste Director, Mike Hanan, and Visual Chaos Committee members presented a draft
Junkyard Ordinance for Otter Tail County. Discussion items included the desire for a stand-
alone ordinance not tied to another ordinance, a committee to assist with enforcement, and a
request for public hearings to be held next spring or early summer when lake residents are in
the area. County Attorney, David Hauser, stated that the legislature has passed some laws
of pre-existing conditions that can exist, so further research needs to be completed as those
laws may relate to this type of Ordinance.
Commissioner Bob Block was absent at 1 :41 p.m.
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Perham Resource Recovery Facility Governance Discussion
Solid Waste Director, Mike Hanan, submitted a resolution regarding the future governance of
the Perham Resource Recovery Facility (PRRF). Perham City Administrator, Bob Louiseau,
was also present. Mr. Hanan explained that 1) there is a need to resolve the governance
issue aside from the discussion whether or not to expand the facility, and 2) the counties
would like to move forward with a Joint Powers type of governance with the resolution
providing the groundwork of the background of the facility and how today's situation with the
facility has occurred. Mr. Louiseau identified some areas of concern with the resolution. The
Board was in favor of some type of Joint Powers Board governance for the PRRF and
requested that Mr. Hanan relay that message at the next County Coordinating Committee
meeting.
Motion by Mosher, second by
application for license:
Stalker Lake Golf Course
Dalton, MN 56324
License Application
Nelson, and unanimously carried to approve the following
On-Sale Liquor License
Sunday Liquor
Performance Evaluation Summary
Motion by Froemming, second by Erickson, and unanimously carried to approve a
commendable performance evaluation for Solid Waste Director, Mike Hanan, which will be
placed in his personnel file.
Adjournment
At 2:40 p.m., Chair Mosher declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of
Commissioners adjourned until Tuesday, August 28, 2007.
Dated: "6-2'6-0f"}
Attest: ______,,_,}~~'~=-·
Larry K'rohn,tlerk
CB/kd
OF COMMISSIONERS
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Attachment A, Page 1
WARRANTS APPROVED ON 8/21/2007 FOR PAYMENT 8/21/2007
VENDOR NAME
A'VIANDS LLC
AL'S REFRIGERATION
ALL BUILDING CORPORATION
ALL CREATURES VET HOSPITAL
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLY
AMERIGAS
DONALD AUSETH ET.AL
JOE AXNESS
AVIS BAASEN REVOCABLE LIVING T
MORRIS BAASEN REVOCABLE LIVING
SCOTT BJERKE
BETSY BJERKLIE
BOB'S STANDARD BULK SERVICE
HAROLD BOESE
BRIGGS CORPORATION
BURELBACH AMERICAN LEGION POST
HAROLD SUSKO
BYTWARE INC
KAREN CANNELL
CLERK OF COURTS
CONVERGENT STORAGE SOLUTIONS
COOPERS TECHNOLOGY GROUP
COUNTRY GLASS INC
CRANE JOHNSON LUMBER CO
CUTLER MAGNER COMPANY
DOUG DAHLEN
DAKOTA PRINTER REPAIR LLC
ALAN ERLANDSON
EVENSON REVOCABLE LIVING TRUST
CHARLES EVENSON
EVERGREEN EQUIPMENT INC
FERGUS ELECTRIC
FERGUS FALLS FIRE DEPT
FERGUS FALLS FISH & GAME CLUB
FERGUS FALLS MEDICAL GROUP
FERGUS FALLS NEWSPAPERS INC
FERGUS FALLS POLICE DEPT
CITY FERGUS FALLS
FERRELLGAS
ELROY FINKELSON
FIRST LAB
FLINT HILLS RESOURCES LP
FORTWENGLER ELECTRIC INC
MARIE FRONNING REVOCABLE LIVIN
GE CAPITAL
GOPHER STATE ONE CALL
GR GRAPHICS INC ST LOUIS
GRAINGER INC
HALL TRUCK CENTER INC
HEISLERS COUNTRY OIL
HINTERMEISTER INC
DAVID HOLMGREN
SANDY HOLO
JERRY JUVEN
KELLY SERVICES INC
ANDREW KLINNERT
MICHAEL KOEP
RUSSELL KUDRNA
LAKE REGION HEAL TH CARE CORP
AMOUNT
9,107.20
345.46
250.00
157.40
83.79
4.26
629.00
37.30
1,224.00
1,241.00
114.99
22.49
185.52
5,331.75
60.35
100.00
3,254.00
594.00
112.71
12.50
745.50
347.28
5,687.69
7.02
8,155.94
6,319.75
19,250.00
4,210.25
7,157.00
3,532.00
967.54
676.93
200.00
524.00
1,324.50
4,923.72
441.68
2,519.56
282.60
67.05
195.00
26,10206
22.92
2,115.25
233.65
27.55
301.16
16.84
21.60
2,436 08
3.79
86.45
46.80
838.00
2,229.91
81.60
4,215.25
255.00
1,578.00
LAKELAND MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
LAKES AREA PEST CONTROL LLC
LARRY OTT INC TRUCK SERVICE
LIND ELECTRONICS INC
MANNY'S -ROCKY'S BAIT
MARK SAND & GRAVEL CO
MATTHEW BENDER & COMPANY INC
MIDWESTERN MAT RENTAL & SUPPLY
MINNKOTA
MN CO ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION
MN CVSO SECRETARIES & ASSIST A
MN DEPT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY
MN MOTOR COMPANY
NETWORK CENTER INC
KEVIN NEWBORG
ONE CALL LOCATORS LTD
ORANGE TREE EMPLOYMENT SCREENI
OTTER TAIL CO TREASURER
OTTERTAIL TRUCKING INC
OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY
PAMIDA PHARMACY
PARK REGION CO OP
PEPSIAMERICAS
PERHAM CO OP CREAMERY
PERHAM STEEL & WELDING
PHELPS FAMILY FORD
PITNEY BOWES
HENRY PRICE
PRO-WEST & ASSOCIATES INC
ARVID RAU
RAY'S OIL COMPANY
REEDS FAMILY OUTDOOR OUTFITTER
RELIABLE OFFICE SUPPLIES
ARDEITH RICHTER
THOMAS RUND TRUST
STANLEY RUND
ALICE SCHROEDER IRREVOCABLE
MARK SCOTT
SERVICE FOOD SUPERVALU
SI GELMAN STEEL & RECYCLING INC
SKIBNESS STRIPING
ROBERT SKISTAD
SOFTWARE HOUSE INTERNATIONAL I
STEINS INC
DAVID STOCK
JUSTIN STOCK
STREICHERS
CHRIS STUBER
SUND LIVING TRUST
SUPERIOR LAMP INC
THERMAL TECHNOLOGIES INC
TREM PRODUCTS CO INC
SUSAN ULSCHMID
JOYCE VALLEY
VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY
VIKING COCA-COLA
VOSS LIGHTING
WADENA CO AUDITOR TREASURER
WALLWORK TRUCK CENTER
WASTE MANAGEMENT
WEST PAYMENT CENTER
WILKIN CO SHERIFF
3 D SPECIALTIES INC
•••• FINAL TOTAL ...
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August 21, 2007
Attachment A, Page 2
796.00
82.01
1,710.00
997.55
1,555.58
57.71
677.20
69.60
87.00
66.03
234.00
20.00
26.01
1,349.47
572.43
113.12
6.00
866.53
12,614.00
422.72
6,398.09
4,137.64
239.40
2,245.76
18.95
162.97
2,726.25
114.00
318.75
4,905.50
688.30
1,781.96
62.98
5,797.00
10,296.00
12,284.50
4,077.50
60.00
13.87
24.01
900.00
2,975.00
44,285.38
2,758.60
4,780.50
2,357.00
1,056.46
42.68
7,211.50
553.57
857.00
543.80
84.96
81.12
11.67
246.50
200.22
1,823.10
85.69
4,960.80
753.43
1,317.90
767.51
$288,345.42 ••••