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Home My WebLink AboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 04/16/1987MINUI'ES OF THE ADJOURNED MEEI'ING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OITER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOI'A April 16, 1987 CAI.J.. TO ORDER Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Corrmissioners met Thursday, ALL PRESENT April 16, 1987. Chainnan Hovland opened the meeting at 12:40 p.m., with all members present. MINUTES APPROVED Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- rrously carried, to approve the minutes of the April 2nd meeting. U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE Don Kleven of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service appeared before the STANLEY RUND Board, and upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unanimously carried, the following resolution was adopted: ABATEMENTS APPROVED MUELLER APPLICATION 'IO REPURCHASE -MOI'ION WITHDRAWN SALE OF ORWELL GRAVEL PIT & PARCEL IN EVERI'S TOWNSHIP RESOLVED by the Board of County Ccmnissioners of Otter Tail County Min- nesota, that WHEREAS, in accordance with a Procedural Agreement between the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, dated .May 23, 1962, certification by the County Board of Ccmnissioners for aCXjUisition of lands by the u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service is re- quested, and WHEREAS, representatives of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service met with the County Board on April 16, 1987, and infonned said Board that a pur- chase agreement had been secured fran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley T. Rund on the following described lands: That portion of.the SW¼SE¼ described by metes and bounds as follavs: beginning at the SW corner of said SW¼SE¼, thence E'ly along the sub- division line approx. 528 feet to a stake, thence N'ly approx. 528' to a stake, th, .. E'ly approx. 594' to a sta]s.e, th. N'ly approx. 792.' .to a stake, th. W'ly along the subd. line approx. 1,122' to a stake, th. S'ly ap9rox. 1,320' to the. P.O.B., Section 5-131-43. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the Board of County Ccmnissioners does hereby approve the aforementioned acquisition by the u. S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Dated at Fergus Falls, MN' this 16th day of April, 1987. Upon motion made by Mel O. Olson,, ;secoridE!d by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, the following applications for homestead application and/or reduction of assessed valuation were approved: .Max Opitz Girard Township Residential hanestead Donald Inmel Arror·Township Property ovei:valued Janes Wedll Fergus Falls City Residential hanestead Robert Lien Dora Township Residential hanestead Robert Kilbury Girard Township Ag hanestead Carl Wannemachier Perham City Residential mid-year hanestead Wayne Przepiora C'-0:rman Township Ag harestead Harold Neuschwander Dead Lake Township Seasonal recreational residen- Jeffrey Evans State of Minnesota State of .Minnesota Douglas Bietz David Spies David Spies Genevieve Gunderson Ray Larson Rebecca Egstad tial Perham Township Residential non-hanestead otter Tail Township Tax-forfeited, exempt Lida 'Ibwnship Tax-forfeited, exempt Fergus Falls City Corrmercial Fergus Falls City Cormnercial Fergus Falls City Valuation on another parcel Dane Prairie 'Ibwnship Property overvalued Parkers Prairie City Property overvalued Fergus Falls City Residential mid-year hanestead Motiop. was made by Sydney Nelson, to approve an a~plication for repurchase of a tax forfeited parcel in Section 1, Butler Township, by Bill Mueller, heir to the estate of John Mueller. The motion was seconded by Hub Nordgren, but withdrawn prior to vote. Motion was made by ~~l O. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to advertise for bids to be received until 2:00 p.m., Thursday, June 4, 1987, for the following properties: A tract of land containing 2.75 acres located in the NW¼ of Section 21-132 44 A 4.25 acre tract located in G.L. 5, Section 17-133-40 ADVERTISE FOR BIDS HIGHWAY SALT CSAH # 4 crnsrRIJCTIOO TABLED PARKING RESTRICTIONS CSAH #34 from 73+00 to 76+50 County Board -2 -April 16, 1987 Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to advertise for bids to be received until 10:00a.m., Thursday, May 14, 1987, for the 1987...,1988:supply of salt. Engineer Dennis Berend discussed the proposed re-construction of CSAH #4 and the bridge replacement, and the ccmnents from the Department of Natural Resources regarding the proposed construction. After con- sideration, motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanimously carried, to remove the construction of CSAH #4 fran the Highway Road & Bridge Construction Plan as not being feasible at this tirre. Upon motion ma.de by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- mously carried, the following resolution was adopted: RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Min- nesota, that WHEREAS, the County has planned the improvement of CSAH No. 34 fran Jct. CSAH 35 to Jct. of C.H. No. 125, 2.5 miles west of Perham, and WHEREAS, the County will be expending State Aid Funds on the improvement of this road, and WHEREAS, this improverrent does not provide adquate width for parking on the South side of the road of the proposed construction as a State Aid project Irn1St therefore be conditionedupon certain parking restriction, and WHEREAS, the extend of this restriction that v.0uld be a necessary pre- requisite tothe approval of this construction as a State Aid project in the County has been dete:rmined, NCW', THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, thatthe County shall ban the parking of motor vehicles on the south side of CSAH No. 34, Station 73+00 to Station 7.6+50, at all times. Dated this 16th day of April, 1987. BIDS ADVERTISED FOR Upon notion made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- DISTANCE/ANGIE MEASURING mously carried, the G:ouniby Engineer was authorized to advertise for bids SYSTEM to be received until 10:00 a.m., Thursday, .May 14th, for an electronic distance/angle measuring system • BITUMINOUS SURFACING COUNTY-WIDE BIDS CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS APPROVED CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT DENIED -LYDEEN PRELIMINARY PIAT CI.EARWCX)D -TUMULI .lllbtion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to authorize the engineer to advertise for bids to be received until 1:00 p.m., Thursday, May 21, 1987, for county-wide bitu- minous sw:rfacing. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to approve the following applications for conditional use pennits, subject to conditional requirements: Mark Movold Tumuli1U'ownship Construct road to serve net plat Jeffe:ry W. Gerst Friberg 'Ibwnship Construct access road to property Jee Koep Leaf Mt. 'Ibwnship Buiilid 30 man-made fish ponds David J. Doll Perham Twp. Cut and fill .lllbtion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel o. Olson and unani- mously carried, to uphold the decision of the Planning Corrmission and deny the application of Roger Lydeen to fill a low area on Swan Lake in Buse Township. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- mously carried, to approve a preliminary plat of Clearwood, to be lo- cated in Sections 25 and 26 of Tumuli Township. --......__ INSTALLERS LICENSES AF-PROVED CIBANERS LICENSES APPROVED LAND & RESOURCE SUMMER HELP W.O.T. 4-H ERHARD SPORTSMAW, CIDB G\MBLING PERMIT F.F. HOCKEY ASS'N GAMBLING PERMIT PHELPS MILL 10G HOOSE County Board -3 -April 16, 1987 Up:m motion rrade by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel o. Olson and unani- mously carried, the following ,applications for sewage disposal installers license v.iere approved; subject to posting of tend: Richard Brogard Ainold Gunderson Lloyd Peasley Merle Hough Steve Jorgenson James Golombiecki Larry Van Watennulen Lloyd Hendershot Daryl Schlueter Todd Schroeder Harry Hoffman Grant Ohm Brogard Plumbing & Heating Gunderson Electric Lloyd's Excavating · Merle Hough Construction P.J. Excavating & Concrete Golanbiecki's Excavating Daryl Schlueter Excavating Ashby Plumbing & Heating Hoffmann's Backhoe Ohm Excavating Henning, MN Ada, MN Erhard, MN Detroit Lakes, MN Erhard, MN Fergus Falls, MN Perham, MN Battle Lake, MN Hewitt, MN Ashby, MN Vergas, MN Auduoon, MN MJtion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by.Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve the following applications for sewage disposal system cleaners license; subject to posting of tend: Tan Tarnowski Triple T Punping Mark L. Stenger Stenger Sewer Service John Lake Lake Construction Norman Perrin Nm:m' s Pumping Detroit Lakes, MN Vergas, MN Sebeka, MN Ashby, MN Motion was made. by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve recallin_gc_1the five persons for sumner help in the Land & Resource Office. Representatives fran the West Otter Tail County 4-H appeared before the Board relative to the proposed building construction iat the Fair Grounds in Fergus Falls, stating the total cost of construction v-.0uld be $25, 700, requesting funds from the county. Motion· was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unanimously carried, to approve an appropriation of $5,000 to the West Otter Tail 4-H, wit.ha request that the 4-H secure a conmit:rrent from the Fair Association before any additional funding v-.0uld be appropriated; and they were requested to return to the County Board with a report on their efforts and what the Fair Association will do. An application by the Erhard Sportsman's Club for gambling permits at Dunnville in the ·Country; and:motionlms rrade,1by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried, to request the C'..am..1,ling Con- trol Board waive the 30 day waiting period. The application of the Fergus FalliIDHockey Association for gambling permit at Pier 38 was presented to the Board with no objections being voiced. Estimated costs of repairs to the log house at Phelps Mill in the total amount of $2,500 were presented to the Board for consideration. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried, to deny major repairs, allowing only minor repairs and main- tenance to said structure. F.F. CCM-1UNITY COILEGE Motion was made by Mel O. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- WORK STIJDY SUMMER PRO.-' 1\ mously carried, to approve the work study agreement with the Fergus GRAM Falls Community College for the 12 week surrmer period. O.T. SEWER DISTRICT BOND ISSUE -$220,000 , MJtion was made by ~~l O. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to accept the proposal from the Norwest Barik of Mpls. for the $220,000 bond issue for the Otter Tail Lakes Area Sewer Dis- trict at a net effective rate of 6.22%, or $36,732.50. BILLS ALLOWED W.O.T. EXTENSION CAR PURCHASE AIMORA C:EMEI'ERY ASS 'N COUNTY DITCH #68 FORGIVENESS OF PENALTY APPROVED -WALKER IDRLINGI'ON-NORTHERN MARK KOEHNAN - ACKLING BUIIDING CYITER 'm.IL LAKES AREA SEWER DISTRICT C<M4IS- SION APPOINTEES County Board -4 -April 16, 1987 Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconde!d by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to approve the following bills: Solid waste user charge, delinquent for 1986 at courthouse $ 275.00 1987 taxes on the AcJcling Building in Perham Klein-McCarthy, professional services 4,054.54 1,667.71 Motion was made by Melo. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve payment in the amount of $8,650.00 to Werner's Auto Sales, Inc. , Fergus Falls, MN, for a used 1985 Pontiac station wagon for use of the West otter Tail County Extension Office. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- mous! y carried, to remove the property owned by the ltrora Cemetery Association from the assessment rolls for County Ditch #68. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to accept payment without penalty on a late payment of tax by Patrick Kusick on the Bernadine Walker property in Go:rman Ta-m- ship, where corrections of errors in, the as§essed iva1.uatian were oot accanplished until March of 1987. Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to approve payment without penalty until May 15th on abandoned rail lines owned by Burlington-Northern, taxes having been run erroneous! y as personal property. · Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unanimously carried, to approve payrrent in the arrount of $205.20 to J:V'iark Koehnan for additional work done at the Ackling Building in Perham. Jack Barner, representing Arnor Township, appeared before the Board relative to recorrmendations by the various townships for representation on the otter Tail lakes Area Sewer District. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy.Lindquist and unanimously carried, to appoint the following persons to the otter Tail Lakes Area Sewer District Corrrnission as reconmended by the various townships: Warren Abbot, reappoint for a 3 year term, recorrmended by Girard Township Joan Bates, reappoint for 3 year term, recamnended by Everts To.vnship Nonnan Neset, appointed for 3 year term, reccmnended by Everts Township James Helsene, appointed for 1 year term to canplete the tenn of Dick Smith, recarmended by Arror Township Board Charles Kochman, appointed for 2 years,. ~to ccmplete the tenn of Carl Wolter, reccmnended by Amor Town Board. HENNING TRANSFER Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- STATION LICENSE mously carried, to make application to the Minnesota Polution Control Agency for licensing of the Henning transfer station. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Mike Hanan, Solid Waste Director, discussed with the Board the proposed canister locations throughout the county, and alternative methods of operation of the NE otter Tail County Landfill. SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel o. Olson and unani- TRIJCKS FROM R & B mously carried, to approve transfer of funds for the values rerraining on various trucks being transferred from the Road & Bridge Fund to the Solid Waste Fund: Unit #79 -1969 IHC Dunp Truck Unit #97 -1969 IHC Dunp Truck Unit #95 -1969 IHC Dunp Truck Unit # 2 -1978 Chev. 4,-~dr,~·1.Seda,n $500.00 500.00 500.00 1000.00 I County Board -5 -April 16, 1987 COURTHa.JSE MAINTENANCE Larry Krohn, Coordinator, rpeorted on the exit approved by the OSHA in the basement of the courthouse,· cleaning of the building and washing of the courthouse windoes, which was recommended to be delayed until the construction project is corrpleted. BIUS APPROVED Upon notion rrade by Andy Lind:Iuist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- rrously carried, the following bills were allowed: ADVANCED BUSINESS METHODS ALEXANDRIA DIESEL SERVICE AMERICAN BUSINESS FORMS AMOCO OIL CD ANDERS□N,J. ALLAN ARlY:STRONG, MARK AUTO SAFETY SERVICE AUTO SAFETY SERVICES AVTI BALLARD SANITATION INC. BATTLE LAKE AUTO PARTS BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL BATTLE LAKE REVIEW BATTLE LAKE STANDARD BALICK PAINT & SUPPLY BECKER CO SHERIFF'S DEPT BEE~B, MAURICE BENDER,MATTHEW BERGE,ANGELA BERTRAiYl, BRIAN BICE, BRADLEY 1Y,. BIELEMA FUNERAL HOME BIG A AUTO PARTS BIRKHOLZ NORTHSIDE SELF-SERV BLAIR,JERRY BOB BARKE!~ CO BOB MOORE FORD INC BODEEN,DIANE BROGARD PLUMBING CO. BUCKMEIER,CHRISTIE BUD'S STATION BUD'S STATION CALICO ROSE,THE CALLAGHAN AND COMPANY CARLSON OIL CO INC CARR ENTERPRISES INC CASS CLAY CREAMERY CATCO CENTURION INT INC CHAMPS CHRISTIANSON,BARTHEL CITY CENTER TW HARDWARE CITY OF FERGUS FALLS CLAY CO SHERIFF'S DEPT CO-OP SERVICES INC COAST TO COAST STORE-P COFFEE CUP FUEL STOP COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION COMP. CARE PUBLISHERS CONSTRUCTION BULLETIN COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER,DENZIL CORPORATE RISK MANAGERS CROW CHEMICAL AND LIGHTING G5.35 319.73 48fa.77 78.00 255.32 2e:. 12n;5 54. 7121 19.'35 624. euzi 150. eie1 117. '33 880. '35 211. 39 322. 8:Zl 7.34 61.55 140.00 276. '36 40.00 129.50 52. 6J. H'.13. 60 92.8'3 122.50 153.75 384. 1217 10. e10 141. 45 428.59 11.25 4.50 45. 0e1 21~5. 80 56.44 40.00 45.55 189.68 106.77. 302.36 278.80 147.121121 '3. 3121 20.10 43.4'3 7.86 379.75 26'3.00 15.38 181.03 594.00 26.95 605.05 16.78 288.34 234.54 455.00 185.27 I County Board DACOTAH PAPER COMPANY DALTON ~OBIL OIL CO. DALTON MOBIL OIL CO. -6 - DAREL JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION DAYS INN D~NNY'S NO~TH STAR DENT SUPPLY DOtviBECK, SANDY DOUGLAS CO CT. ADM DOUGLAS CO SHERIFF'S DE~T EAST O.T. TELEPHONE CO. ELEC,-ROLUX COi~P ELM~R'S PAINT & GLASS EMERY,DEBRA EMPIRE BUSINESS MACHINES EMPIRE BUSINESS MACHINES ENGEL,RON EVERTS,JOHN EXHl=~UST PROS FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION FARNAM TIRE CENTER FARNAM'S GENUINE PARTS INC. FERGUS CONCRETE PRODUCTS CO. FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOUR~AL FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL FERGUS FALLS POLICE DEPT FERGUS FALLS,CITY OF FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC. FERGUS MOTORS INC FERGUS TIRE CENTER FIRESTONE STORES FISkUM AUTO PARTS-W FISKUM,DALE -. GEISER,DONNA GENUINE PARTS GERRY'S PARTS COMPANY-PR SUPPLY GILBERT,EVA GOPHER STATE SHOOTER'S SUPPLY GOVERNMENT BUSINESS SYSTEMS GUST LAGERQUIST AND SONS HALVORSON,J:OHN HALVORSON,MRS. ROGER HANDEGAARD,STEVE HANSON PLUMBING & HEATING HANSON'S PLUMBING & HEATING HANSON,MARJEAN HARRIS,PETER J. & JAMES H. HAUGE,MARLENE HAUSSKE,GEORGE HEINECKE,LESTER H. & NORMA F. HENDRICKS ELECTRIC HENDRICKSDN,BEV HENNEPIN CO CHIEF'S OF POLICE HENNING ADVOCATE HENNING L.P. GAS CO. HENNING TRUE VALUE HARDWARE HENNING,CITY OF April 16, 1987 249.43 ;,.=~86. 77 -4-E.. 05 3'2liZI. 1210 210.9121 170. :I. 4 13.42 43. 10 11. 00 502. 1.8 156. @Zt 24.95 15.45 9.00 L~4. 00 101.68 35.00 38. 8tZI 49.00 122.97 205.95 445.80 7.40 286.57 851.63 30.24 92.41 3539.73 49.1213 634.75 E.IZl.48 349.28 12.80 21.67 95.35 285.52 89.15 224.00 26. 68 2108.55 85.00 5.94 224.00 75.49 73.21 4.00 176.98 25. 0121 9.00 15.21 2028.00 46.22 36.00 150.00 57.60 150.00 39.31 50.00 County Board HENRY'S CANDY COMPANY HINTGEN-KARST & ASSOC. INC. HOHMAN TELEPHONE COMPANY HOLIDAY HOi._ I DAY INN HOLIDAY I ,\JN HOMESTEAD BLDG SUPPLIES-H HOMESTEAD BLDG SUPPLIES-NYM HONRUD,ORVILLE HUMAN SE~VICE DEPT. HUSE,FORREST IBM CORPORAATION INDIANHEAD SPECIALTY INTE/:;iSTATE INC. JIM'S SERVICE JOHANSON,CHESTER JOHNSON CONTROLS jQHNSON,JOSEPH JOHNSON,RUSSELL I KASBf~AN I NC. KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN f-OLDE, TRACI KLINNERT,JOHN KNOX AUTO PARTS KNUTSON ELECTRIC KNUTSON HEATING & AIR COND. KNUTSON HEATING & AIR COND. Ki\/UTSON,MARY J. KOEP'S CLITHERALL CORNER KOEP'S MOBIL KRSNAK,KIM LACAL EQUIPMENT INC. LAKE REGION HALFWAY HOMES LAKE REGION HOSPITAL LAMBERTY,LEONARD M.D. · LAMM SPORTS SERVICE LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. - LEE,MALCOLM LEE,RICK LEMKC:,EARL LERFALD,DAVID LINDQUIST,Ai'-iDY LINDY'S HARDWARE LONG PRAIRIE MEDICAL CENTER LOPATOWSKI,DAVID JYJ-i=< SJGN COMPt'.:!i\iY MAJORS,SUSAN /VIANTEK MARLYS• UPHOLSTERY MARTIN,WILLIAM MARTY, ROGEi=< ~ETZ BAKING COMPANY MEYER'S SERVICE STATION MEYERS GARBAGE SERVICE MIDWEST BUSINESS PRODUCTS MIDWEST BUSINESS PRODUCTS MIDWEST PRINTING MIDWEST TELEPHONE COMPANY -7 - I April 16, 1987 45.55 90.18 25.90 452.93 155.88 L34. 10 ~20.33 1499.46 20.10 30.00 61. '33 435.25 258.39 60.62 161. 52 30.56 .308. 23 28.64 45.50 115.23 58.30 82.00 30.56 4.47 33.00 13.52 a2e1. 84 284.00 8. :1.0 146.43 59.00 51. 12 944.00 904.00 80.00 5.00 4e,. 18 222.40 14.32 20.00 34.32 220.80 Lt. 50 20.00 10.00 1232.86 31.60 61.23 16.00 19.20 40.80 133.75 14e1. 97 100.00 45.83 1080.39 115.00 34.58 .., ·~, ' .. • • •• •~ I • I County Board MILLER & HOLMES INC. MINN ASSOC SOLID WASTE MINNESOTA BLUEPRINT -8 - MINNESOTA CO ATTORNEY'S ASSOC MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. MINNESOTA STATE AUDITOR MN COUNTY HWY. ENGRS. ASS'N. ~NON SITE TREATMENT MOORE,ARLENE MOHE-4 NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO. NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO. NELSON BROTHERS PRINTING NEWBORG,KEVIN NORTH UNION TEXACO NORTH UNION TEXACO NORTH UNION TOWING NORTH UNION TOWING & REPAIR NORTHWEST DIVERS NORTHWEST MN. LEGAL SERVICES NORTHWESTERN FEDERAL NUNDAHL OIL COMPANY NW REGIONAL CORRECTION CENTER OLSON AUTO ELECTRIC □RANDI MEDICAL PA OTTER TAIL CO SHERIFF DEPT OTTER TAIL COUNTY TREASURER OTTERTAIL FARM CENTER OTTERTAIL FARM CENTER PARK REGION CO-OP OIL CO. PARK REGION MUTUAL TELEPHONE PARKERS PRAIRIE HARDWARE PARKERS PRAIRIE INDEPENDENT PARTA PRINTING PAUL,SHARON PAURUS, VI Cl-< I PEDERSON,DONALD PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS PELICAN WELDING SHOP PELOQUIN,JOSEPH PERCO FARM SERVICE PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN PERHAM OASIS INC PERHAM READY MIX &_AGGREGATE PERHAM STEEL PERHAM TIRE PHOTO CENTER,THE PHOTO CENTER,THE PIERCE CO,THE PITNEY BOWES PRAIRIE DRAY QUADRANT COMPANY QUILL CORPORATION REINHART INST FOOD INC RELIABLE CORP,THE RETHEMEIR,CAROL RIEKE CARROLL MULLER April 16, 1987 276.57 50.00 251.38 25. 1210 J.85. 76 3833.94 115. IZilZ! 20.00 14.32 910.87 872.17 7.37 718.45 157. 15 273.09 70.30 38.40 95.00 129.68 10.00 57.63 173. 14 5622.54 24-. 25 1080.00 728.39 1416.97 15.52 665.24 283.03 58.86 14.37 97.31 136.68 9.21 161.4-6 56.24 7712.96 32.90 16. 30 34.00 161.83 83.33 120. 00 29.38 12. 60 65.85 166.17 117.34 126.00 1520.00 16043.26 62.13 1278.76 27.92 39.66 4033.90 CLOSED TO PUBLIC ADJOURNMENT County Board RIEKE,DIANE ROSE, ,'<~N ROTHSAY COMMUNITY CENTER RUDD, r-<.!:::NYON RYAN'S REPAJ:R .,.. 9 - S & C COMPUTER SERVICE INC. S-;-S TRUCKING SAFETY MANAGEMENT SERVICES SCHMIDT,WALTER SCHWARTZ,ROBC:RT SECRETARIAL SERVICES SERVICE FOOD SUPERVALU SETHRE,JOHN SHARE CORP SMOKEY'S MACHINE SHOP SOUTH MILL STANDARD ST IENi-<.OPH, AA RAM STOP-N-GO STORES INC STRAND ACE HARDWARE STREICHER,DON GUNS STRICKLAND,VALERIE STRINGER,THOMAS SUPER TRUCK SALES INC. SWANSON'S SURPLUS STORE TEAM ELECTRONICS THOMAS OIL COMPANY THOMAS OIL COMPANY-H THOMAS OIL COMPANY-VI THOMPSON CONSTRUCTION,CHRIS TJ'S WELDING INC. TJORNHOM,CHRISTOPHER M. UNITED MICROLABS INC. UNI~-OF MN DEPT. OF CONFE~. UNIV. OF MN, MN EXT. SERVtCE VAN SANTEN,PATTY VAUGhN CHEVROLET CO. VAUGHN'S VERGAS HARDWARE HANK VERGAS OIL CO VERGAS OIL COMPANY VERN CHAREST OIL VETERANS ED PROJECT VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY VIKING CAFE WADENA CO SHERIFF DEPARTMENT WANEK PLUMBING AND HEATING WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY WIECHMANN,MARCUS WINDSHIELD DOCTOR WORNER'S AUTO SALES INC XEROX CORPORATION YOUNG'S MARKET ZIEGLER INC. A;,;dl 16, 1987 1'3.E,0 70.32 4e,. ei:zi 21.4121 14E,. E,7 777.78 3147.72 125. IZIIZl 118.24 196.40 125. IZllZi 5'3'3.77 27.58 154.23 623.27 331. 99 29.60 552.88 96.30 102.50 10. 00 85. 00 7.68 79.95 83.25 310.50 320.33 258.79 75.00 12.00 352.00 15.00 8121. 00 33.10 6.35 8.02 85.91 19.00 339.99 121.27 20.00 13.89 555.76 32.97 2684.00 10.35 80.00 3e,. 00 70.1Zl0 187.65 603. 51 . 12.58 575.31 --------------------------101,755.61 At 3: 45 p.m., Chainnan Hovland closed the meeting for discussion on union negotiations. With no further business, at 4:15 p.m., Chai:rrnan:Hovland declared the meeting adjourned until 9: 30 a.m., Thursday, April 23, 1987. ~~~: & ATI'EST: Approved -~ 3 -7 /4rdJf3v.rr~,J)c1-