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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 02/21/1986call to order Bert Hovland absent Minutes approved Jail Facility E.O.T. County Ag. Inspection Re[X)rt Klein M:::Carthy &-Co. Licenses: . Solid Waste Collec- tion Licenses: System Cleaners Licenses: Installers Trailer Bid Payment•·· MINUTES OF 'I'HE ADJOUPNED MEETING OF THE BOl\.lID OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OTI'ER TAIL COUNTY MINNESorA Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Corrmissioners met Friday February 21, 1986, Bert Ibvland absent to attend an insurance trust meeting. Chainnan Olson opened the meeting at 12:47 p.m •• Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the minutes of the meeting of February 13th, as sul:mitted. 1 Virgil Florhaug, C-A-M, appeared before the Board and reported on the jaillconstruction progress to date, suhnitting the budget update as of February 20. John Halvorson of the Sheriff's Deparbrent discussed r:otential jail residency and staffing. Ken Becker, Fast Otter Tail County Agricultural Inspector, appeared be- fore the Board and presented his annual report for 1985. !-btion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanimously carried, to approve said'report and the-Chairrran of the Board ·was authorized to sign Off behalf of Otter.Tail County. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded.by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to approve payment in the amount of $1,213.07 to Klein Mccarthy & Co. , Architects, · for professional services rendered • .f,/.t0tion was w.ade by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- , 1'. rrously carried, to approve the following applications for solid waste connection and transportation licenses: David M. Meyer !-'eyer Garbage Service Leonard L. Johnson Johnson Sanitation Ralph Ballard Ballard Sanitation, Inc. Larry E. Brasel Brasel's Hauling Perham, MN Ottertail, MN Pelican P-a:pids, Perham, MN MN Jllbtion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the follo.-Jing applications for sewage disposal system cleaners license; subject to posting of bond: Robert Sherbrooke Don Christianson Don •·s Sewer Service Kenneth L. Moss Pelican Rapids, MN Dent, MN Underwood, .MN Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to approve the flollowimg applications for sewage disp:>sal installers license: Rodney Hanson George Happel Ed Jutz Gregary Barry Charles Egge Ben Bitzan Hanson's Plumbing & Heating Jutz Excavating Service Greg Bar:ry Excavating Egge Construction Bitzan Backhoe Service Vergas, MN Frazee, MN Unden-..ood, .MN Pelican Rapids, .f'.'N Evansville, MN Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: P-ESOLVED By the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County, that WHEREAS, on September 6, 1985, the County Board accepted the bid of Crescent Equiprrent Co., Inc., Crescent, GA, in the amount of $40,000 for delivery of a refuse trailer for use in solid waste disposal, and WHEREAS delivery has been made to the satisfaction,of the County Board, N0:"7 THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, the County Auditor is hereby instructed to issue a warrant in the amount of $40,000 to Crescent Equipment, Inc., Crescent, GA, in full payment thereof. Dated at Fergus Falls, t-1:N this 21st day of February, 1986. System 6 Technical Carrrnittee Pre-payment of Bills Forgiveness of pen- alty, denial Forgiveness of pen- alty, granted Forgiveness of pen- alty, granted Forgiveness of pen- alty, denial Forgiveness 0£ pen- alty, denial County Board -2 -February 21, 1986 M::>tion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to appoint Andy Lindquist to serve on the System 6 Technical Committee for the purpose of working out final details of Minnesota Wood orders. · fl.'lotion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the follaving pre-payments, to take advantage of discounts: Dalton fl.'lobil Oil Co, Dalton, MN" Hegstad Oil Co., Fergus Falls, MN $460.75 5,341.59 M::>tion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to deny the request of Henry & Jean Alberts for forgiveness of penalty on a late payment of tax in the City of New York Mills. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mous1y carried, to grant forgiveness of penalty on late payment of tax for Dennis M. & Patricia A. Rettke, Parkers Prairie Township, where a refund was nade on an ove:rpayment of tax, with a tax still owing, later to receive a delinquent tax staterrent. fl.'btion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to grant forgiveness of penalty on late payment of tax by Michael & Nancy Berry, where a payrrent was posted on the wrong tax parcel, refund made due to overpayment, when the tax was indeed not paid and a delinquent staterrent forwarded after the error was discovered. Motion \\es made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to deny forgiveness of penalty on a late payment of tax on Warren & Clarice Rud in Dane Prairie Township. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to deny forgiveness of penalty on a late payment of tax by the Vergas State Bank on behalf of Alfred Kading, Vergas, MN Solid Waste Ordinance At 2:00 p.m., Chainran Olson 6.epenedd the hearing on the amendrrent to Hearing the Solid Waste Ordinance. After listening to the various interested parties, Chainnan Olson declared the hearing closed at 2:23 p.m •• Service Charges Garbage Burner Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to adopt" the following statement for service charges for the garbage burner: The anount of charge per unit was set by having a budgeted amount of money that must be collected from a given number of home and business units. We first counted the number of heme units (residential & fann.) Second, we counted the amount of cabin units and started by estimating that a seasonal cabin WJuld generate al:out 40% the year garbage as a heme unit. After more study and infonnation from sorre professional haul- ers, the seasonal cabin percentage to a home unit was changed to 60% of a home. ~ :first estimate of comparison of a trobile residential home unit was 80% of a horre unit. Information gathered from professional garbage hau- lers also changed our first estimate to having the same unit value used on a residential nobile horre as a regular horre unit. On business charges, we knew we had to make our classes as they might compare to a single heme unit. After many informational rreetings, we set a small business to be 120% of a single hane unit, a rredium business at 160%, large business at 240%, and extra-large business at 500%. We became concerned for our resort areas. We knew that sorre cabins are not rented sorre of the weeks during a three nonth season. To cope with that we set each rental cabin at 20% of a horre unit and every improved rental site (one with water, sewer and electrical hook-ups) at 10% of a home unit. fl.'lotels will be charged by the rental rooms rented at a 10% of a horre unit base. To be reviewed after one year's experience for possible revisions. Solid Waste Amendment .'rabled Petition CSAH #1 State Aid Bonds State Aid Bonds State .Zud Bonds Interest Earned Star Lake Bridge CSAH #1 Bridge Pleasure Park Historical Museum Signs Burlington-Northern RR Crossing, Perham Deficient Bridge Replacerrent Highway Specification Books purchase County Board -3 -February 21, 1986 Motion ·was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- rrously carried, to table action on the arnendrrents to the Solid Waste Ordinance until l\"l..arch 4th. :Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- rrously carried, to accept a petition from the otter Tail Lakes Property Owners Association calling for upgrading of County Road #1 west of State Highway #78, and the county auditor was instructed to file same. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- rrously carried, to retain the firm of Public Financial Systems, Inc., as bond consultant for the sale of state aid bonds for the county road construction plan. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- rrously carried, to authorize the maximum available under state aid construction bonds, of $7,736,000, for the sale of bonds. MJtion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- rrously carried, to authorize all funds received through interest earned on the State Aid Highway Bonds, be deposited in the Road & Bridge Fund account for road & bridge construction. County Engineer,iDennis Berend presented various alternate plans for the construction of a bridge over Star Lake oh CSAH #41 for consideration by the Board. Motion was rnade by Hub Nordgren to accept Alternate #1 a 3-span timber panel bridge 58 ft. long at an estirrated cost of $88,000. The rrotion was seconded by Andy Lindquist but withdrawn prior to a vote. MJtion. was then made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanirrously carried, instructing the County Engineer to write to the Star Lake Property Owners Association and the Star Lake Town Board for input ancy,•information as to clearance r~sted in said bridge and the' use of tavmship road for detour purposes ·cturing con- struction.· Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, authorizing Engineer Berend to hire the Erickson Engineering finn for the design on the widening of the bridge on C.~#1 at Pleasure Park. Engineer Berend presented a request from the Otter Tail County Historical Society for the erection of four directional signs for the museum. .Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and carried with Mel O. Olson voting "no", to furnish and install the requested signs at a total estimated cost of $100.00. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- rrously carried, to approve payment inthe arrount of $42,285.44 to Bur- lington-Northern for crossing signals at the Perham Industrial Park to serve the refuse burner. JV'Dtion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordg'ren and unani- rrously carried, to authorize advertising for bids to be received until 2 ''00 p.m., Tuesday, April 29, 1986, for replacement of a deficient bridge, under S.P. 56-614-04. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seoonded by Andy Lindquist and unani- rrously carried, approve the purchase and pre-payment of two specification boOks at a total cost of $38.00 from the A.A.S.H.T.O., on georretric design of highways and streets and guide for selecting, locating and designing traffic rarriers. 5 Yr R & Bridge Plan County Board -4 -February 21, 1986 Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- rrously carried, the followinig. resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of otter Tail County Minnesota, that, WHEREAS, otter Tail County, to ccxrply with the State of Minnesota Action Plan, did hold a public meeting on February 13, 1986, to con- sider a long range bridge and highway construction plan, and WHEREAS, the adoption of a future bridge and highway construction plan in accordance with the Minnesota Action Plan is required, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, _that the "1986 otter Tail County Bridge and Highway Construction Plan" dated February 13, 1986, as prepared by the County Highway Engineer, is the 1986 long range Bridge and Highway Construction Plan for otter Tail County. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the proposed construction date on any project can be changed to accamcxiate the available funding and con- struction requirements. Adopted this 21st day of February, 1986. Forgiveness denied of penalty M:>tion was made by Melo. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to deny application of the American Federal Savings Bank for forgiveness of penalty on a late payment of tax for Virginia Skinner, in the City of Fergus Falls. Mobile Harne Tax Abatement legislation Tort Liability Bills approved Motion was made by Mel O. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- nously carried, to approve the abatement requesting cancelation of the 1985 tax on a rrobile home that had been rerroved in 1984 and placed on as real estate for the tax of 1985, resulting in a double assessment, forrrerly in the name of Kirk Sjolie, Fergus Falls Township. Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Cormnissioners of otter Tail County .Minnesota, that WHEREAS, legislation has been introduced relating to civil actions, setting conditions of local government and state liability in certain actions; providing exclusions from liability; setting procedural and :;-egulatory requirements; limiting indemnification; defining other con- ditions of liability, and WHEREAS the Otter Tail County Board has reviewed said legislation, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of County Cormnissioners of otter Tail County does hereby support said legislation and urges said bill'·? passa,ge, and BE IT FURI'HER RESOLVED copies of this resolution be mailed to all the legislators representing Otter Tail County, the Association of Minnesota Counties, and the C'-0vernor_of the great State of Minnesota. · Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this -21st day of February, 1986. Upon motion made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried, the following bills were allowed: r.~ & E~ AU70lv!o~·I V;~ CE;\\Ti:.::i~ I 0-!f.:; •. A.M. I. PRODUCTS INC. ALEXANDRIA DIESEL SERVIC~ A,YIBASSADOR. 1YiQTE:L_ A~ERICAN BUSINESS ~ORMS AlY:iJCO O I;_ CO ANDERSON!J. ALLAN ANDREWS & MEISTER DRUG ANOKA COUNTY SHERIFF AUTO SAFETY SERVICES AUTO TRI CO BATTLE LAKE AUTO PARTS BATTLE LAKE FAR~ERS UNION OlL BATTLE LAXE REVIEW BALICK CHEVROL~T CO. INC. BEREND.DENNIS D. B~YER'S BODY ·sHOP INC. BICE, BRADLEY lYi. BIG A AUTO PARTS BIG CHlEF·STANDARD BIRKHOLZ NORTHSIDE SEL~. SERV. BIRKHOLZ NORTHSIDE SELF-SERV BJrmso, HENRY BOB'S STANDARD BULK SERVICE BRETZ HARDWAF~E BUD.' S STATION C & C ELECTRONIC CENTER CAROL & GENE'S OK HARDWARE CARR ENTERPRISES INC. CARR ENTERPRISES INC. CASS C~AY CREAMERY CASS CO SHEliIFF CLAY CO. SHERIFF'S DEPT. CO-OP SERVICES !NC CO-OP SERVICES INC. COAST TC COAST STORE-W COFFEE CUP FUEL STOP COMMISSIONER OF .TRANSPORTATION CONSTRUCTION BULLETIN CONTF"mL DATA COOP~R'S OFFICE SUPPLY COOP~R,DENZIL CORPORATE RISK MANAGERS COU!\ITRY STOR~ CRANE JOHNSON LUMBER co.-~ CRANE JOHNSON LUMBER CO.-PR cw~-;-, s :~EPAI R DA~T□N MOBIL OIL CO. DANIELSON 1-94 MOBIL DAREL JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION DENT OIL. CC:viPAi\iY DENT SUPPLY DETROIT LAKES ~RINT!NG . DICK'S ~ARTS SUPPLY DON STREICHER GUNS EAST O.T. TELEPHONE CO. ELECTROLUX COF~;J EMBASSY SUITES . 15. E,1+ .thS. 5Q) 482. L~3 '";,+. o~::1 ,::-C •j .,_J II ,:),.., 22 .. 21Zi f~'+3. ~~:i2 · 1i:::. 95 128.28 722.57 · 4L~. llZI 1'3.90 216.18 203.00 31.'39 lSB.96 :~J.. 47 3QIE,. 27 606.22· 161li.97 250. 2'-~ 157.52 677.74 117.15 68.65 49. ""13 2A.9et 358.30 24. 01Z.I 1 E.92. ·00 759.37 . . 1 ':3. Ql~j 21.55 21'+. 42 865.32 5':3. (l,fl! 2220.26 251212. '2i3 8. euzi 435. 1210 524.21 21. 5'3 586.70 772.08 15~ 64 810.!ZIIZI 12i~!. 05 53. ·24 3::.. ~j0 '31. 52 136.25 165.1'3 57.1210 2.37. ,i,E, Vf:'I\IDOi~ i\AiY:E:'11 ••• ■ • ■ ■ ■ • ..1 ■ • ■ 11 ■ ■ ■ 11: ■ ■ 11 ■ ■ EMPIRE BUSIN~SS MACH!N~S E~GINE~RiNG DATA SYS7~MS co~~ FA~MERS CO-OP ASSGCIAT!ON FARNAM'S G~~UiNE PARTS !NC. FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL FSRGUS FALLS MEDICAL GROUCP FERGUS FALLS RADIOLOGY FERGUS FALLS VETERINARY CLINIC FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC. FERGUS MOTORS! !NC. FERGUS SURPLUS AND LUMBER FISKUM AUTO PARTS-W FRAN:<, ALAN FHAZIER,WAYN_E ·G. N. EVENSON INC. GAPPA OIL COMPANY GAUSTAD,EUGENE G£:::SE~,DONNA GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE . GENUINE PARTS COMPANY-PR GUST LAGERQUIST AND SONS HAL.L G;v:C I NC. HALVORSON,JOHN 1-:ANDEGAARD,STEVE . HANSON, BA.RBARA HANSON,MARJEAN HAUSER,DAVID· HENDERSHOT,BRADLEY HENDERSHOT,GINGER HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF HENRY'S CANDY COMPANY HINTGEN-KARST & ASSOC.,INC. 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HIGHWAY DEPT. OTTER TAIL CO. SHERIFF DEPT. OTTER TAIL POWER COMPANY OVERHEAD DOOR CO. OFF. FALLS P. J. 'S GAS & GROC;::RY PARK REGION CO-OP OIL CO. PARK REGION MUTUAL T~L CO. PARK R~GION MUTUAL TELEPHONE PARTA PfUNTii\lG PAURUS~ VIC~< I PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS PELICAN R~ADY MIX · PENROSE OIL COMPANY PE.~1-iAIYl CITY.. P~RHAM OASIS~ I~C. PERHAM READY Mit & AGGREGATE PHILANDER,DENNIS A M.D. 157. ::ie1 EA. ~~5 '3. 3iZ: 253. 0'3 201. 33. -27. 40 290.37 -58. 56 . '.. ··222~··70·. 66.33 -167.45 3rz1. 46 443.86 101.36 35. '2Hi) 54.69 1 i?. 121 • tZliZI ::=~50. 00 110.00 85.80 20. 1210 261.80 5. t2H2! 537.78 3.70 277.5!Zl 377.012! L~2. E,QI -4-95. 55 52.22 1+3!2t. iB 25. 0e1 76.'33 57.63 274. 1;~9 20. tZ,IZI 115121. 0121 35.34 '34.23 37.71 '30. 1 7 67. 5121 352.01 . 75. 00 77'3.28 657.76 53.72 3;?,1. 2'-t 50. 5'21 2"8.88 1356. 12•5 443.40 51213. 13 4c;9. 84 103t21. tZilZ!. 251210. 00 Vf-::i,1D□R l'.;A~:~_:: •......................... 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TRKG~ VAUG:-lN' S VERGAS ~ARDWAR~ HANK VERGAS OIL CO~PANY VERN CHARES"i" OIL VEl~N CHA!~EST OIL VIC~bR ~UNDEEN CO. VICTOR LUNDEEN co~~ANY VINCE~.!":-, ;.1op9,::: WAAZEN~SCOTT ··wADE~A CO. SHERIFF DE~T. WADENA H!DE & FUR COMPANY WALSH COUNTY SHERIFF c~e.'3. t21e, .E:4ii)f5. e,i.:i ~::: :2: fl_! ii.'.! • IZl 1Zt 3'3.03 21.;.. -4!21 453. g;z, 1323. 6'+ 1622.56 222.60 47. '3121 .115.56 1133.25 ;::5. 00 :t 65. 7.l• 107.ll:ll '.31121.99 · 1 7ei. 98 16. IZllZi 670.65 ;::10. 0121 31. 7~:i 2383.25 1 9. 17.llZt 764. 2flJ 79.67 33.79 :dB. 61 15.92 840.00 440.01 3i.::2. euzi 15.78 31.20 112121. 1210 :..1. 82 6!21. 12112: .. .. ,r- ,lr, • .LO 17.58 ·359. 5"3 812•:.S. 79 · 187. '+6 692.55" 7'336.85 65.'39 :I. 0. 121121 1121. 0i2i 5.55 1!Zl.5l, I ·I . . l,\:::> .. !DO;~ !\iA1Yii:'.: •.•.............. ,. ,. ......... ,. ,1 .... ,, • WA~EK PLUMBING AND HtAT!~G, WASHINGTON 2CUNTY TR~~SU~ER wee□ TEL~VISID~ INC. WELDING SLlPP~lES & ~I~~ :curP. WES~ CENTRAL ED.CO-□~ WEST ~UBLISHI~G CG~PA~Y WILSON SU~PLY Cd .. WINDY H!L~ ~UT □ PARTS 243 ~ecorcs listed. '!::-.i::..,. .::-··,7-t_,,_.._,,. '-'--' .107 ;.~ • .13 :i. ::i. :L 3 .. ·7;:j ~ -3 ~-_]. · •. ~)(~ -• 257 II 5:Z! • : I . Adjoumrrent . ·.· .. ] . . . . . . . With no further busmess·, at 4·:00 p.m., Olal.:rnan Olson declared the meeting adjourned until the afternoon of i1arch 4, 1986. Approved d-1/-ff ~ ATT.Esr.: Clerk