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Minutes of the
C>TrER TAIL COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Commissioners' Room, Floor 1-B
Otter Tail County Courthouse
Tuesday, July 20, 1993
9:30 a.m.
Call to Order
The Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners convened Tuesday, July 20, 1993, at
9:30 a.m. at the Otter Tail County Courthouse with Commissioners Malcolm Lee, Chairman;
Andy Lindquist, Harley Windels, Bill stone and Virginia Partmann present.
Approval of Minutes
Motion by Stone, seconded Partmann and unanimously carried to approve the minutes of
July 13, 1993, as submitted.
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Fee Purchase
Don Kleven, U.S. Fish & Wildlife representative, requested Board approval of a fee
purchase on 317.37 acres of land owned by Steven and Judith Rakes, Inman Township. A
motion was offered by Partmann, seconded Windels, to approve the fee purchase as
requested. After discussion, however, the motion was withdrawn by Partmann citing
issues of water drainage and its affects on other farms. Kleven was directed to
investigate and report at the next Board meeting answers to specific questions which
.arose in the discussion.
'93 Tax Bill Highlights
Bob Moe, Assessor, provided highlights of the property tax bill changes of the '93
legislative session.
Otter Tail County Abatement Policy Review
The Assessor provided an updated Otter Tail County Abatement Policy citing the numerous
State law changes in the 1993 legislative session. After review of the abatement policy
proposed by the Assessor, a motion was offe~ed by Stone, seconded Lindquist and
unanimously carried to approve the updated abatement policy subject to those specific
changes identified by the Board.
'94 Assessment Contracts
Motion by Partmann, seconded Lindquist and unanimously carried to approve the 1994
Assessment Contracts as presented by the Assessor.
Pesticide Container collection Report
Public Information Officer, Marie Tysdal, and Solid Waste Director, Mike Hanan, reported
on the empty pesticide container collection held on June 24-25, 1993. Discussion about
future pesticide collections followed regarding.new legislation which requires chemical
dealers to collect empty pesticide containers. The Solid Waste Director was instructed
to contact local chemical dealers regarding the new legislation and their plans to
comply.
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Reclassification
Motion by Stone, seconded Partmann and unanimously carried to accept the recommendation
of the Reclassification Committee to reclassify the position of Scheduling Clerk in the
Court Administrator's Office to Range 14 effective July 1, 1993.
Motion by Stone, seconded Lindquist and unanimously carried to accept the recommendation
of the Reclassification Committee to reclassify the position of Solid Waste Clerk to a
Clerk Typist II, Range 12, effective August 1, 1993.
After presentation of information by the Committee regarding the Solid Waste Analyst
position, the matter was referred to the Assessor, Auditor and Solid Waste Director to
evaluate the duties of this position. Kevin Newborg was directed to represent the
Committee on this referral.
Roadside Mowing contractor
Ken Anderson, roadside mowing contractor for areas Band F, discussed a number of
roadside mowing problems with the Board.
Approval to Pay Bills
Motion by Lindquist, seconded Windels and unanimously carried to approve the payment of
bills per Attachment A of these minutes.
conditional Use Application
Jack Donelan, representing the Conditional Use Application of People of a Sacred Place,
Inc. on West Battle Lake, discussed with the Board sanitary facilities which were a
condition placed on the application by the Board. Mr. Donelan proposed these facilities
be placed across a stream with canoe accessibility, however, the concensus of the Board
was that the sanitary facility should be on the same side of the stream as the site.
Crowding on Area Lakes
Bill Kalar, Director of Land & Resources, discussed the crowding on area lakes with the
Board. This matter will be further considered.
Liquor Licenses
Motion by Stone, seconded Windels and unanimously carried to approve the following
applications for licenses:
Sacred Heart Church Council
Mark Stenger, President
Dent, MN
on-Sale Non-Intoxicating Malt
Liquor License -One day license.
Subject to the approval of the County Attorney's office and the County Sheriff's office.
Country Manor Restaurant & Lounge
Highway 10 West
Wadena, MN
On-Sale Intoxicating Liquor
License -Transfer
0 Subject to the approval of the County Attorney's office, the County Sheriff's office and
the submission of the required insurance certificate.
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BRA Board Appointment
Motion by Lindquist, seconded Windels and unanimously carried to re-appoint
Nelvin Thormodson as a board member of the otter Tail County HRA Board for a five year
term to commence on August 1, 1993 through July 31, 1998.
Resolution Authorizing Execution of Agreement
UPON motion by Lindquist, seconded Partmann and unanimously carried the following
resolution was adopted:
WHEREAS, the Minnesota Department of Public Safety has been designated to administer law
enforcement funds available through the Federal Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986; and
WHEREAS, the County is eligible to receive funds for services set forth in its grant
application:
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED THAT the County of Otter Tail enter into a cooperative
agreement with the Office of Drug Policy in the Minnesota Department of Public Safety
for the project entitled the West Central Minnesota Task Force during the period from
January 1, 1994 through December 31, 1994.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT the Sheriff and County Treasurer be and hereby are
authorized to execute such agreements as are necessary to implement the project on
behalf of Otter Tail County.
Dated this 20th Day of July, 1993.
Dated: ~ ;J. '1, lq9J ::Tn~Oi?FZ:ISSIONERS
Malcolm K. Lee, Chairman
Bid Award: T-629 & Etc./C.P. 93:154B
Motion by Windela, seconded Lindquist and unanimously carried to award the bid of
T-629 & Etc./C.P. 93:1548 to the lowest bidder, Central Specialties Inc., Long Prairie,
MN, in the amount of $118,748.99.
Final Payments
Motion by Stone, seconded Windela and unanimously carried to authorize the final
payment of $9,620.47 payable to North Country Equipment, Inc., Grand Rapids, MN, for a
135 HP Wheel Loader as previously awarded.
Motion by Windels, seconded Stone and unanimously carried to authorize the final payment
of $33,901.08 payable to Spec Materials, Inc., Vadnais Heights, MN, for a Double Boiler
Asphalt Melter Applicator, Hot Air Lance and Pavement Cutter as previously awarded.
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New York Mills Office Building Proposal
Larry Krohn, Coordinator, gave details of a proposal by the City of New York Mills to
relocate the East Otter Tail County Offices from their current location in Perham to
New York Mills. Krohn cited lack of office and parking space at the East Otter Tail
County location and the unsuccessful attempts to find additional office space within the
City of Perham as reasons to consider this proposal. After lengthy discussion about the
proposal by the City of New York Mills, a motion was offered by Partmann, seconded
Lindquist and unanimously carried to direct the County Coordinator and County Attorney
to consult with an architect on suitability of the building offered and, if prudent, to
move ahead to workout a cost-effective lease/purchase agreement with the City of New
York Mills for property described as a single site school building now owned by r.s.D.
#553.
Closed to Public
Recess
At 3:05 p.m. Chairman Lee declared the meeting of the Otter Tail County Board of
Commissioners recessed and closed to the public for purpose of an individual performance
evaluation subject to its authority pursuant to M.S. 471.705, Subd. ld.(d). The
performance evaluated was that of Tim Brand, Data Processing Director. A summary report
of performance conclusions will be provided at the next regular Board meeting.
Public Hearing -Repair of County Drainage System #21
The Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners convened at 7:40 p.m., on the 20th of July,
1993, to consider the petition to repair that portion of otter Tail County Drainage
System #21 running from Fish Lake in Aurdal Township to West Lost in Maine Township.
The following county staff were in attendance:
Commissioner -Harley Windels
Commissioner -Malcolm Lee
Commissioner -Andy Lindquist
Commissioner -Bill Stone
Commissioner -Virginia Partmann
Highway Engineer -Richard West
County Attorney -Wally Senyk
Land and Resource Director -Bill Kalar
County Auditor -Wayne Stein
Chairman Lee called upon the County Auditor to read the petition for the record.
The petition requested the following:
The petition asks for the appointment of a qualified engineer to examine County
Drainage System #21 and to make a report of the necessary repairs, the estimated
cost of repair and all details, plans and specifications required to supply the
necessary details to let a contract for such repair and following the receipt of
the engineers report, to conduct further proceedings as provided by law.
The County Auditor reported that the petition contained 15 signatures. Two of the
petition signers did not have property listed in the viewer's report and one of the
petition signers was not a property owner. The petitioners represent 2.4% of the total
acres included in County Drainage System #21.
Chairman Lee called upon Wally Senyk, County Attorney, to explain the purpose of the
public hearing, the significance of the amount of property owned by the signers of the
petition, and how the County Board of Commissioners would proceed with the process.
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Wally senyk, County Attorney, explained that the County Board of Commissioners would
have to find that it was in the best public interest of the affected property owners to
have the drainage system repaired. The purpose of this hearing was to determine whether
or not the County Board should proceed with the appointment of an engineer to examine
the drainage system.
Chairman Lee called upon Roland Sauck, Ditch Inspector, to explain the portion of the
ditch that was affected by the petition. Roland Sauck, Ditch Inspector, explained that
the area under consideration is from Fish Lake in Aurdal Township to West Lost Lake in
Maine Township. Roland Sauck commented generally on the condition of the ditch system.
Chairman Lee called upon Richard West, Highway Engineer, to discuss the estimate cost of
engineering services that would be required. Richard West, Highway Engineer, commented
on discussions he has had with Interstate Engineer's Inc. Interstate Engineer's Inc.
had submitted a letter to Richard West indicating the level of work that would be
required. The proposed work was divided into two phases. Interstate Engineer's Inc.
provided a listing of the possible work that would be done in each of the phases. The
estimate cost of phase one would be approximately $5,750.00. Without the information
that would be gathered in phase one Interstate Engineer's Inc. would not be able to
provide a cost estimate on the phase two work. Richard West, Highway Engineer,
estimated that the cost could be between $50,000 and $250,000.
Chairman Lee called upon Bill Kalar, Land and Resource Director, to discuss the affects
the current wetland regulations would have on the project and the cost of the project.
Bill Kalar, Land and Resource Director, discussed his understanding of the Wetlands
Conservation Act and how the ditch repair work would be affected by these regulations
and to what extent the existing wetlands can be altered.
Chairman Lee called upon representatives from any other governmental agencies wishing to
comment on the petition and the proposed drainage ditch repairs. Julie Aadland with the
Department of Natural Resources indicated that the DNR would be concerned with the water
level of Fish Lake, but had no specific comments at this time and would be reviewing and
commenting on any plan of repair at a future date.
Chairman Lee called upon Wally Senyk, County Attorney, to address the amount of dollars
the County can expend and amount of assessment in any one year.
Chairman Lee then opened the meeting for public input.
expressed their concerns as to whether or not dollars should
of Drainage System #21:
David Davis
Mitch Davis
Randy Wasvick
Gerard Kranz
David Bechner
Lance Pederson
Bill Nehk
Duane Rose
Gregory Langseth
Michael Bauer
Ellard Johnson
Hal Doty
Carl Trites
Loyal Larsen
Duane Krog
John Davis (Letter)
The following individuals
be expended for the repair
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The concerns that were expressed are summarized as fol.lows:
1.
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3.
4.
5.
6.
Establishment of the Wetland Areas and their Designation.
Discussion of the Ordinary High Water Level of Fish Lake and other lakes
included in the Drainage System.
The coats of the repairs and how they are paid for.
High water concerns and the property that is being affected.
Buildings that are presently in water (Property Damage).
Economic and safety concerns of the established racetrack and other affected
property owners ..
7. Concerns regarding the establishment of how deep the original ditch was at the
time of construction.
8. Are structures presently located too close to the ordinary high water level.
9. Beavers and how to control and/or eliminate the problem of beaver dams.
10. Is the benefit from the repair of the system worth the amount of dollars that
might need to be expended to repair the drainage system.
11. Individuals who are a part of the drainage system that would not receive any
benefits from the proposed repairs would have to share in the coats of the
repair.
12. Existing landowners being flooded out by the drainage system that is not
working properly.
13. The large job to clean the drainage system and the overwhelming cost.
14. Concerns as to how the bill gets paid and concerns as to who are the benefited
property owners.
15. Individuals in the area of the drainage system that have petitioned for the
repair are requesting the same benefits that others are receiving from the
existing drainage system.
16. Concerns regarding who benefits when the drainage system is viewed by ditch
viewers making a benefits determination and who benefited the last time
benefits were determined.
17. The possibilities_ of placing water control structures in the drainage system
to prevent additional flowage into Fish Lake.
18. Are there other sources of funding available that can be used to pay the coats
incurred in the repair of the drainage system.
19 .; Are there other agencies that perhaps would assist with this .project.
20. · The drainage system created an additional tax base for Otter Tail County,
therefore, the county has benefited from the drainage system and_should pay
some of the costs of repair.
21:· The possibilities of abandoning the drainage system.
The above thoughts, comments and concerns were expressed and general discussion of the
comments and concerns took place at the public hearing.
Randy Wasvick presented a petition for the abandonment of the drainage system. The
petition will be submitted to the County Auditor's Office for review and for a
determination as to whether it represents 51% of the land in the drainage system or 51\
of the property owners within the drainage system. Wally Senyk, County Attorney,
addressed the procedures required when a petition for abandonment of a drainage system
is received. A report regarding this petition will be made to the County Board as soon
as the petition has been fully reviewed by the Auditor's Office.
With no additional thoughts, comments or concerns being expressed Chairman Lee called
upon Wally Senyk, County Attorney, for closing remarks. Wally Senyk, County Attorney,
·explained to the public that the petition to abandon the drainage system would need to
be reviewed. If the petition contains sufficient signatures then viewers would be
appointed to make a report as to the useful purpose of the drainage system •. An
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additional public hearing would need to be schedule for the purpose of discussing the
abandonment of the drainage system. If the petition to abandon the drainage system does
not contain enough signatures then the County Board must consider the petition to repair
a portion of the drainage system and make a decision as whether the repairs should be
made and if the repairs would be in the best interest of the affected property owners
within the drainage system.
Adjournment
With no additional discussion, the public hearing was declared adjourned at 9:35 p.m.
The next regular Board meeting is scheduled for 1:00 p.m., July 27, 1993.
OT~;~BO; O~MMISSIONERS
By ,,,,
Malcolm K. Lee, Chairman
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July 20, 1993
Page 8, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME ....................... .
A-1 LOCK AND KEY
ACME WELDING SUPPLY CO.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIAL LEASING
AMERICAN INFORMATION SYSTEMS
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONAL SUPPLY
AMERICAN LINEN SUPPLY
AMOCO OIL COMPANY
ANDERSON,J. ALLAN
ARCHIE'S PLACE
ARCHIES
AUTO GLASS ASSOCIATES
AUTO GLASS ASSOCIATES
AUTO SAFETY SERVICE
B & S INDUSTRIES INC.
BALLARD SANITATION INC.
BATTLE LAKE AUTO PARTS
BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL
BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL
BECKER,KEN
BELLET'S WELDING
BERGE,ANGELA
BEST BUSINESS SYSTEMS
BEST INC.
BEST INC.
BEST INC.
BIG A AUTO PARTS
BJERKETVEDT,DAVID
BOB BARKER CO
BOE'S FOOD MARKET
BOEN,MICHAEL
BRANDON COMMUNICATIONS
BRANDON COMMUNICATIONS
BRAUN INTERTEC ENGRG INC
BRETZ HARDWARE
BURSCH DRUGS
BUSINESS RECORDS CORPORATION
BUTTERWORTH LEGAL PUBLISHING
C & C ELECTRONIC CENTER
CARLSON OIL CO INC
CARLSON,EUGENE
CARR ENTERPRISES INC
·CASH AND DASH
CENEX
CHAPIN PUBL/CONSTR BULLETIN
CHRISTENSON,DENNIS
CLEMENT COMMUNICATIONS INC.
CO-OP SERVICES INC
CO-OP SERVICES INC
COAST TO COAST COMPUTER
COAST TO COAST STORE-P
COFFEE CUP FUEL STOP
COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION
CHECK AMOUNT
319.08
194.40
179.02
350.00
153.14
40.48
139.51
49.28
6.79
44.64
313.80
1047.74
33.31
236.54
83.07
94.71
302.12
303.34
180.59
6.00
72.50
80.00
5972.68
47.80
18.00
318.00
80.00
203.61
11.96
6.40
88.18
446.95
14500.00
63.83
8.37
57.42
28.76
3.00
445.50
50.00
371.49
399.22
.149.26
914.37
620.00
116.88
12.80
323.61
40.18
48.00
25.92
22.84
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Page 9, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME •••••••••••••••••••••••.
COMPUTERVISION CORPORATION
CONOCO QUIK STOP
CONTINENTAL RESEARCH CORP,
COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC.
COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC.
COOPER,DENZIL
COPY EQUIPMENT INC.
CORNELL SYVERSON
CUMMINS DIESEL SALES· INC,
CYBERSTAR
DACOTAH PAPER COMPANY
DAILY JOURNAL, THE
DAILY JOURNAL;THE
DAKOTA ELEVATOR
DALTON MOBIL & BAIT
DAN BARRY'S EXCAVATING
DAY-TIMERS INC.
DENZEL'S WELDING
DICK'S STANDARD
DON'S SERVICE .
DOUG'S FRONTIER
ELDERS RADIO COMM. INC.
EMPIRE BUSINESS MACHINES
ENGINEERING REPRO SYSTEMS
ERHARD GAS & GROCERY
ERICKSON ENGINEERING
ERICKSON SERVICE
EVERTS LUMBER COMPANY
EXHAUST PROS
EXHAUST PROS
F & M PLASTICS
F-M FORKLIFT SALES & SERVICE
FAITH AND FELLOWSHIP PRESS
FARNAM'S GENUINE PARTS INC
FARNAM'S GENUINE PARTS INC.-FF
FERGUS ELECTRIC
FERGUS FALLS HRA
FERGUS FALLS POLICE DEPT
FERGUS FALLS,CITY OF
FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC.
FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC,
FERGUS TIRE CENTER
FERRELLGAS
FISKUM AUTO PARTS-W
FITZCO INC.
FLEX-0-LITE DIVISION
FLOOR TO CEILING STORE
FOTH & VAN DYKE
GALAXY COMPUTER SERVICES
GEISER,DONNA !
,GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE
GENERAL TIRE SERVICE
CHECK AMOUNT
2451.72
16.55
413.22
5277,12
148.67
28.25
67,20
100.00
4.81
262,50
593.45
1025.50
389.07
82.80
98,15
75,00
47.44
175.00
119.41
44.50
163.99
501.00
22,37
58.96
162.85
161.57
12.00
50.48
62.67
65.61
119.28
20.20
41.10
17.03
699.91
1098.34
2637.79
279.91
2726.00
352.48
31.21
280.09
3 67. 44
72.76
278.07
1974.00
16.35
10808.41
245.00
88.28
47.24
250.91
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July 20, 1993
Page 10, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME •••.••••••..••••••••••..
GEORGE BERGEM AMERICAN LEGION
GILLIG-HOEKSTRA,JANE
GOODIN COMPANY
HAGEN,HOLLIE
HALL GMC INC.
HANSON'S PLUMBING & HEATING
HANSON'S PLUMBING & HEATING
HARDEE'S
HARVEST STATES
HARVEST STATES,
HEDAHLS AUTO CENTER
HENNING ADVOCATE
HENNING AUTO PARTS INC,
HENNING L.P. GAS CO.
HENNING TRUSTWORTHY HDWE,
HENNING,CITY OF
HOBART
HOLIDAY
HORVICK MANUFACTURING COMPANY
INDEPENDENT,THE
INDIANHEAD SPECIALTY
INFORMATION SYSTEMS CORP.
INTERSTATE INC
INTERSTATE INC.
J & J RESTAURANT
JENSON,RODNEY
JIM BORTNEM ENT. INC.
JIM'S SERVICE
JOHN'S HEATING & AIR
JOHNSON BEARING COMPANY'
KALPIN,VIRGIL DUANE
KAUPPI,LESTER
KAUSLER,RICHARD E.
KELLER,ALLAN
KIMBALL MIDWEST
KIMBER AWNING INC
KIRK'S SUPER AMERICA INC,
KOCH MATERIALS COMPANY
KOEP'S CLITHERALL CORNER
KROHN,LARRY
LAGERQUIST CORPORATION
LAKELAND MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
LANEY'S
LARRY OTT INC TRUCK SERVICE
LINDQUIST,ANDY
LLOYD'S MARINE
LOCATORS & SUPPLIES
LOFTHUS,ARNOLD
LUICK,GLORIA
M-R SIGN COMPANY
MAAHS,DARYL
MAAHS,LOREN
CHECK AMOUNT
100.00
42.75
86.25
22.75
205.43
42.33
113.78
52.31
16.00
19.43
109.64
131. 68
103.24
185.26
8.40
943.75
172.36
1245.33
996,43
137.25
274.68
86.99
25.25
16.80
16. 5.1
6.39
60.00
627.55
6187.50
3.84
20.00
1012.50
20. 00 .
10.20
73.85
12.84
18.45
3556.65
18.00
235.48
229,45,
9751.75
49.33
475.00
104.72
7.89
3558.37
130.50
5.00
5777.12
13.91
13.92
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July 20, 1993
Page 11, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME ...•............ , ...... .
MARK SAND & GRAVEL CO,
MATHISON COMPANY,THE
MCKEAG WOOD PRODUCTS
MEYER'S GARBAGE SERVICE
MID-CENTRAL EQUIPMENT INC,
MIDWEEK,THE '
MIDWEST PRINTING
'MILLER & HOLMES INC.
MILLER & HOLMES INC.
MILLS DELI & BAKERY
MILLS FARMERS ELEVATOR
MINN-ROTA COMMUNICATlONS INC.
MINNESOTA BLUEPRINT
MINNESOTA MOTOR COMPANY
MN CO .ATTORNEY'S ASSOCIATION
MN D.A.R,E, OFFICERS ASSOC,
MN MOTOR COMPANY
MN STATE SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION
MORRIS,MARK
NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO,
NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO.
NATURES GARDEN WORLD
NELSON BROTHERS PRINTING
NELSON FORD
NELSON,GARY
NEW YORK MILLS HERALD
NORDICK,KRIS
_NORTH CENTRAL INSTRUMENTS
NORTH UNION TEXACO
NORTH'UNION TEXACO
NORTH UNION TOWING
NORTHERN WASTE SYSTEMS
NORTHERN WASTE SYSTEMS
OSTLUND CHEMICAL CO,
OTTER COUNTRY ELECTR!C
OTTER TAIL CO DEPT PUBLIC
OTTER TAIL COUNTY TREASURER
OTTER TAIL POWER COMPANY
OTTERTAIL MINN-DAI<OTA COACHES
OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY
P,J'S GAS AND GROCERY
P,J,'S GAS & GROCERY
PADGETT-THOMPSON
PAMIDA INC,
PAMIDA PHARMACY
PARK REGION CO-OP OIL CO.
PAUL'S HOLIDAY STATION STORE
PEDERSON,BRIAN
PEDERSON-SELLS EQUIPMENT CO
PELICAN CASH-N-DASH
PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS
PELICAN WELDING & FAB,
CHECK AMOUNT
3071,58
48.33
70,00
19.17
50.48
199.44
189.92
25.00
675.77
20.20
32.70
76,75
489,10
166,59
104.56
25.00
383.52
200.00
2.70
21.24
2983.74
67.84
6777.23
47.19
80.56
63,00
20.00
1990.13
187.65
638.76
74.55
2405,44
127,80
2159,14
51,53
2241.21
150.00
120,00
225.10
96,34
21.50
122,24
145.00
99,67
682.89
149,10
66,89
234.92
13.88
125.33
111.50
12.50
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Page 12, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME •••••..••..••.••.••••..• ,
· PENROSE OIL COMPANY
PERHAM CITY
PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN
PERHAM FARM SUPPLY
PERHAM LINEN
PERHAM OASIS INC
PERHAM PRINTING
PERHAM READY MIX & AGGREGATE
PERHAM STEEL
PHOTO CENTER,THE
PHOTO CENTER,THE .
PHOTO MAGIC OF PERHAM
PIERCE CO,THE
PIONEER RIM & WHEEL CO.
POUCHER PRINTING AND LITHO
PRAIRIE AUTO SERVICE -,NAPA
PRAIRIE LUMBER COMPANY
QUILL CORPORATION
RAY'S OIL COMPANY
RENTAL STORE,THE
REVIEW ENTERPRISES INC;
RICK'S TIRE SERVICE
SAFETY KLEEN CORP.
SCHWANKE,VICKI
SCOTT HOFLAND CONSTRUCTION
SERVICE FOOD SUPERVALU
SEWER SERVICE
SHERATON AIRPORT
SHERATON MIDWAY
SHERWIN WILLIAMS
SIGELMAN'S STEEL & SALVAGE CO
SIGNWORl<S
SIMISON MARINE INC
SIMPLEX
SOBERG RADIATOR
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
SOUTH MILL SERVICE
SPRINGFIELD TRAVELODGE
STANDARD PARTS QF WADENA
STANISLAWSKI,HAROLD
STATE OF MINN DEPT OF ADMIN
STEIN'S INC.
STENERSON LUMBER
STEVE'S CYCLE INC.
STREICHER'S
STRUCTURAL STEEL SUPPLY INC
STRUCTURAL STEEL SUPPLY INC.
SULLIVAN,JOURDAN
SUPER SUCKER
SUPER TRUCK SALES INC.
SWANSON SURPLUS CENTER
SWANSTON EQUIPMENT CORP.
CHECK AMOUNT
216.45
16.76
91.60
38.32
6.71
149.22
12 .14
380.74
74.88
395.02
104.78
3.76
131.63
129.72
21. 77
12.67
77.46
59.88
277.25
97.98
328.53
97.50
345.48
27 .41
5540.00
30, 59
3135.50
63.00
112.38
41.39
172.52
190.70
5.00
2020.00
20.00
10.65
830.06
145.20
59.41
122.28·
20.33
1712.47
199.55
10.16
58.91
522.22
115.81
108.84
45.00
68.47
62.21
102.74
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Otter Tail County Board of Commissioners
July 20, 1993
Page 13, Attachment A
VENDOR NAME •..•••.•••.••••••.•.••.•
TAMKE,RICHARD
THOMAS,KELLY
TYSDAL,MARIE
U OF M, MN EXTENSION" SERVICE
UGSTAD PLUMBING INC.
UNITED BUILDING CENTER
UNIVERSAL SERVICES
UP NORTH PLASTICS
VAUGHN CHEVROLET CO.
VER-TECH
VERGAS CO-OP MILL & ELEVATOR
VERGAS OIL CO.
VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY
VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY
VIKING PIPE SERVICES CO.
VILLAGE APOTHECARY
VOGEL PAINT & WAX COMPANY INC.
VOSS LIGHTING
WADENA HIDE & FUR COMPANY
WAHL,GARY
WAL-MART
WAL-MART
WELDING SUPPLIES & FIRE EQUIP
WELOING SUPPLIES & FIRE EQUIP.
WELLNITZ,M.E.
WEST CENTRAL ED CO-OP
WEST SIDE MOBIL
WEST,RICHARD K.
WILEMAN,JOAN
WOLDEN LANDSCAPING & LAWN
WORNER'S AUTO SALES INC
WORNER'S AUTO SALES INC.
ZIEGLER INC.
ZUEHLKE,DUANE
294 records listed.
CHECK AMOUNT
5.60
37.95
14.84
106.50
67.40
26.77
47.87
400.00
31.45
7500.00
5.00
100.84
4 67. 04
560.42
2057.50
7.46
1211.04
328.96
16.71
13.31
32.17
75.81
7.50
149.10
129.50
3252.47
40.35
37.83
90.00
234.30
533.90
863 •. 88
36.07
328.23
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