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Home My WebLink AboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 03/16/1988ALL PRESENT CALL TO ORDER NAOMI RASMUSSEN ESTATE NORTHWESTERN BELL 911 CONTRACT MINUTES AP PROV ED ART OF THE LAKES FESTIVAL -PARKING TELEPHONE SYSTEM MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA March 16, 1988 Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioner.s of Otter Tail County met Wednesday, March 16, 1988, with all members present. Chairman Lindq~ist called the meeting to order at 9:30 a.m .. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to accept the bid of $2,500 for the Naomi Rasmussen estate, to be referred to:the Human Services Board. Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Sydney Melson and unani- mously carried, to approve a telephone contract in connection with the 911 service, between Otter Tail County and Northwestern Bell, and the Chairman of the Board and the County Auditor were authorized to sign the agreement on behalf of Otter Tail County. Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- mously carried, to approve the minutes of the March ·2nd .meeting, as mailed. Joe Peloquin ,of the Sheriff'~ Department discussed with the Board various potential problems associated with the Art of the Lakes Festival scheduled for July, citing parking problems and traffic control. Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unanimously carried, to close the·ball diamond to parking during said festival. · Peloquin and Krohn discussed with the Board the telephone system,op- . tions, including running a cable between the courthouse and the government services building. No formal action taken. PELICAN VALLEY LANDFILL Representatives of the Pelican Valley Landfill Association, Hilbert Isaacson spokesman, appeared before the Board, stating their land- fill permit will expire in February of 1989, and requested financial assistance to cover closing costs. Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson seconded by Bert Hovland _and unanimously carried, to appoint Bert MO);l!rand alfid'·M;i'ke Hanan to meet with the Pelican Valley Landfill Ass'n Board, to research alternate sites for a demolition landfill, and 111ake:,;a:-:necommendation to the County Board, as to site closing and alternate sites. TRUCK SALE SOLID WASTE OFFICER VEH !CLE QUADRANT & JOINT POWERS BOARD Mike Hanan, Solid Waste Officer, presented the following quotations received for the two trucks located at the Northeast Landfill location, for sale as is, where"is: Wilard Paju Jim Ahlfs~construttton $635.00 (both trucks) 360.00 (each) Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to accept the proposal of Jim Ahlfs Construction, at a total bid of $720.00 for both trucks, being the high~st bid. Hanan also informed the board the vehicle he has been using is going to require major repairs at an estimated cost of $720.00. Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unanimously car- ried, to instruct Hanan to work with Larry Krohn on specifications and get some quotations for a small 4-wheel drive vehicle. Hanan also discussed with the Board a recommendation of the Joint Powers Board to contribute 43% towards the cost of Otter Tail County's Solid Waste Officer to handle the solid waste matters of the Joint Powers Board, with no action taken. Also discussed and recommended was the recommendation of the subcommittee of four or five to meet with Dayle Johnson of Quadrant to submit a proposal to the Board relative to the additional costs to Quadrant. GAS TAX REFUND KLEIN-McCARTHY F.F. HOCKEY ASS'N GAMBLING PERMIT FORGIVENESS OF PENALTY ARPROVED ~ LUBENOW PELICAN RAPIDS DUCKS UNLIMITED -GAMBLING County Board -2 -March 16, 1988 Motion was made by Bert Hovland, .seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani- mously carried, to instruct the County Auditor to re-compute the ~1987 gas tax refund to the townships, to include Elizabeth Township who had levied the appropriate amount for road & bridge but did not get certi- fied to the County Auditor, adjusting the 1989 gas tax refund accordingly. Motion was.,made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unanimously carri'ed, to approve payment in the amount of $172.50 to Klein-McCarthy, representing professional services in connection with the new elevator construction in the courthouse. An application for a gambling permit at Pier 38 Supper Club was presented to the Board from the Fergus Falls Hockey Association, with no objections voiced. Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren,and unani- mously carried, to forgive penalty on late payment of tax by Gerald Lu5enow in the City of Elizabeth were an abatement was processed in October of 1987 with the statement not being mailed. An application for a gambling permit at the Pelican Supper Club was presented tot he Board from Peli can Rapids Ducks Unlimited, with no objections voiced. SOLID WASTE USER CHARGE Mot.ion was made by Hu5 Nordgren, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani- mously carried, to pay the following solid waste user charges: Courthouse, Fergus Falls $250.00 Phelps Mill , Maine 40 .00 Perham Court Building 159.22 GILBERT SWENSON Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- SOLID WASTE USER CHARGE mously carried, to deny the request from Gilbert & Judith Swenson to remove a sol id waste user charge from one property to another, where the payment was made erroneously by the taxpayer. LIQUOR LICENSE THE PIER RETIREES HOSPITALIZA~ TION RETIREES HOSPITALIZA~ TION HOSPITALIZATION STUDENT BENEFITS Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani- mously carried~ to approve an application by Leslie G. Konley for on- sale liquor license, and Sunday license, for The Pier, Otter Tail Township. The matter of health insurance coverage costs for retirees over age 65 was 5rought 5efore the Board 5y Larry Krohn,0-with proposals being presented for various amounts of contribution. After consideration, motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel 01 Olson and unani- mously carried, to allow the retirees to pay the sum of $65.00 per month for single coverage, with the county assuming the additional cost of $36.27 per retiree~ as an unfunded liability, payments being made through December 31, 1988. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, that the retirees be expected to pay the entire par~ tion of the hospitalization insurance coverage as of January l, 1989. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani- mously carried, to select the,·opt.ion in the hospitalization insurance coverage to include deperidents-iwho·ane! full time students, until age 23. ABATEMENTS APPROVED County Boa rd -3 -March 16, 1988 Upon motion made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, the following applications for homestead classification and/or reduction of assessed valuations, etc., were approved: Wm. Su tor, Jr. Dale Kobernick John Christensen John Rei chmu th Larry Drechsel Carl Murawski James. C. Anderson Rosalie Anderson Frederick Simmons Sadie Logan Roger Galbreath Harry L. Moe Scott Gunwall Marvin Achter Helen Connoy Beda E. Ramberg John Hofland Donald Peterson Arthur H. Wahl Ronald Leitch Barry Cossette Joseph Wambach Joe Keimig Walter Brachvogel Rodney Swenson Mary Jo Kilde Reece E. Hughes L. James Koch Daniel Roehl David Lehn Clifford D. Clausen Linwood Beck James Wedl l Gerald Evenson Norman I. Meyer Dale Sander Virgil Kollar Eileen Schmidt Charles Richard Ervin Fresonke Berthold Schwarz Richard Freeman William:,F. Kreier Leon E .. 1Dawkins· John Goudy Larry Johnson Emerson L. Sollom John Cousins Henning Grain & Feed Gerald Moriarity Carl Lund Dona1d Kosiak Shirley Kachelmyer Steven J. Bergeson Charles Ray Verne Peterson Selma Lindsay Clifton Hildreth Marlyce Gardner Bruse Huseth Thomas Kantrud Raymond VanTassel Knuttila Marine Norwegian Evang. Ch. Anders Smedsrud Fergus Falls City Effington Everts Everts Friberg Dalton Ottertail City Perham City Girard Dunn Fergus Falls City Rush Lake Perham City Aurdal Dunn Battle Lake Dunn Vergas Amor Dane Prairie Dunn Dunn Elizabeth Twp. Elizabeth Twp. Fergus Falls Twp. Girard Girard Maplewood Orwell Pelican Twp. Deer Creek City Fergus Falls City Fergus Falls City Pelican Rapids Perham City Fergus Falls City Pelican Rapids Perham City Bluffton Twp. Dent Edna Dead Lake Sverdrup Fergus Falls City Sverdrup Sverdrup Sverdrup Pine Lake Henning City Gorman Everts Pelican Township Rush Lake Dunn Fergus Falls City Nev, York Mills Nidaros Henning City Candor Underwood Fergus Falls City Girard Perham City Vining Fergus Falls City Mid-year homestead Mobile home overvalued Mid-year homestead Reduce solid waste user fee Residential homestead Mid-year homestead Buildings removed 12/ 29/86 Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Property overvalued Homestead classification t-'id-year homestead Property overvalued Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Commercial homestead Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Property overvalued Property overvalued Homestead classification Mid--year homestead Mid-year homestead Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Property overvalued Homestead classification Homestead classification Commercial, small business credit Homestead classification Full year homestead Homestead classification Homestead classification Homestead classification Property overvalued Property overvalued Buildings overvalued Homestead classification Tillable acreage correction Mid-year homestead Homestead classification Seasonal & recreational Building overvalued Homestead classification Homestead cl ass.ification Seasonal recreational Residential homestead Property overvalued Mid-year homestead Homestead classification Should be non-homestead Remove sol id waste charge Cancel garbage assessment Mid-year ho~estead Property overvalued Homestead classification Property overvalued Lower solid waste user charge Re~cve solid waste user chnrge CLEANERS LICENSES INSTALLERS LICENSES County Board -4 -March l 6, 1988 Upon motion made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- mously carried, the following applications for sewage disposal system cleaners licenses were approved, subject to posting of bond: John Leick Clifford H. Olson Kenneth Moss LeRoy Feldt Jerome Wal berg John Lake Roland Okerstrom Roland Morton Jack's Pumping Service Cliff~s Enterprise Feldt Plumbing & Heating Art Anderson Eeptic Tank Pumping Lake Construction Fergus Power Pump Mort's Septic Service Vergas, MN Henning, MN Underwood, MN Frazee, MN Detroit Lakes, MN Sebeka, MM Fergus Falls, MN Audubon, MN Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to approve the following applications for sewage dis- posal installers licenses; subject to posting of bond: Richard Hanson Ed Jutz Carl Bauck Daryl Schlueter Vi nee Coulter Ken Loser Steve Jorgenson Richard Brogard DickLs Backhoe Service Jutz Excavating Service Schleuter Excavating Vince'·s Repair P. J. Excavating & Concrete Brogard Plbg. & Htg. Fergus Falls, MN Frazee, MN New York Mills, MN Hewitt, MN Ottertail, MN Henning, MN Erhard, MN Henning, MN PRELIMINARY PLAT Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel O. Olson and unani- WHISPERING SPRINGS RE-mously carried, to approve the preliminary plat of Whispering Springs PLAT Replat in Section 12, Elizabeth Township. LAND & RESOURCE SUMMER HELP SARA CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT HERB CHRISTENSEN, JR. CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT HERB JOHNSON CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT WEST. MN S & L CONDITIONAL USE PERMIT EHLKE & COURNEYA HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ROOF REPAIR Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to approve five summer employees for the Land & Resource Management Office, two clerical and three field employees. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, to defer the preparation of the Superfund ftmehdments and Reauthorization Act (SARA) plan for Otter Tail County. Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani- mously carried, to approve an application of Herb Christensen, Jr., for conditional use permit, to build a nine hole par 3 golf course, on Otter Tail Lake, Otter Tail Township, with conditional requirements. Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani- mously carried, to approve an application of Herb & Shirley Johnson for conditional use permit to remove three two bedroom cabins replacing with six seasonal trailer homes, at Johnson Resort on Lake Lizzie in Dunn Township, subject to conditional requirements. Upon motion made by Mel O·. Olson, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani- mously carried, the application of Western Minnesota Savings & Loan for conditional use permit to build a road to serve the preliminary plat of Whispering Springs Replat in Elizabeth Township was approved. Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- mously carried, to approve an application of Scott Ehlke & Jerry Courneya, for hauling,llip to 1,000 yards of dirt on property on Rose Lake in Hobart Township~ Dennis Berend, County Engineer, appeared before the Board and reported on the collapse of the roof on the highway garage in Aurdal Township, stating an emergency repair was necessary, with the following proposals having been received for said repair: Herzog Roofing, Inc., Detroit Lakes, MN D.H. Roofing Co., Fergus Falls, MN $13.800.00 18,859.50 Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani- mously carried, to approve acceptance of the low bid of Herzog Roofing, Inc., Detroit Lakes, in the amount of $13,800.00, plus a $700.00 fee alternate to provide a 15 year manufacturer's warranty. County Board -5 -March 16, 1988 ROAD & BRIDGE -Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Hub Nordgren, to author-fze BUILDING FUND TRANSFER a transfer of $53,578.01 from the bui1ld:f,.ng(ft.Jnd to the road & bridge fund to cover costs of repairs to buildings being made by the highway department. The motion was withdrawn prior to vote. C ITV OF ERHARD ROAD CONSTRUCTION Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, to instruct the County,Engineer to assist the City of Erhard in providing information on the amount of material necessary to be moved to build a new road in the City of Erhard. SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT Upon motion made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Bert Hovland and u nani- 56-614-06 etc. mciusly carried, the follciwing resolution was adopted: BIL LS APPROVED RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Minnesota, that WHEREAS; the proposal onS.A.P. 56-614-06, etc., permits the County to add work to said contract, and WHEREAS, the County will add the additional work as listed below, NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY MUTUALLY AGREED AND UNDERSTOOD, that 1. The contractor will do the work at the contract unit price. 2. The contractor will do the work at the same standards as the contract. 3. Three (3) extra working days wi 11 be added to the contract. 4. The contractro shall not make claim of any kind or character what- soever, for any other cost or expenses which he may incur, or which he may hereafter incur, in performing the work and fur- nishing the materials covered by this agreement. LOCATION: C.P. 88:38B, CSAH #38, TOTAL COST OF INCREASE $19,503.00. Dated at Fergus Falls, MN this 16th day of March, 1988 Upon motion made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani- mously carried, the following bills were allowed: ' 6 - V::: j\JO@ R NAME. • ■ a a a ■ • • ci ■ • • ■ ■ • ■ ■ a ■ • a ■ • I I A-1 Ll.OCK AND KEY i=,CKLEY. MIKE ADELSIY!AN COMPANY ADVA~CED BUSINESS METHODS AMERICAN BUSINESS FORMS AMI CANNON AMOCO OIL co ANDERSON.CRAIG . I ANDERSON.J. ALLAN ANDERSON~JEREMI I ANDREWS AND MEISTER ANOKA COUNTY SHERIFF ARCHIE'S PLACE ARCHIES ASSOCIATION OF MN COUNTIES AUTO IGLASS ASSOCIATES AUTO !SAFETY SERVICES BALL~RD SANITATION INC. BARKER WILLIAMS INSURANCE BA:TUE LA~~ AUTO PARTS BATT~E LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL BATTLlE LAK~ rARMERS UNION OIL ·BATTLlE LAKE LANDFILL BATT~E LAK~ REVIEW BEN~S REPAIR BENDE;R.MATTHEW BEREND. DENNIS D. BEST !BUSINESS SYSTEMS BEYE~'S BODY SHOP INC BICE, IBRADL..EY M. BIG A AUTO PARTS BIRK~OLZ NORTHSIDE SELF-SERV BJORGO~Hi=:NRY BOB'S STANDARD BULK SERVICE ' . BRANDBORG ATTORNEY~PENN C B?.ASEL'S HAULING BRi=:UN1 ENVIRONMENTAL LAB I NC. BRETZ\ HARDWARE B:iETZ1 HARDWARC: I BROGARD PLUMBING CO. BROWN~CHARLOTTE BUD' Si STATION BUSINESS ~ECORDS CORP. I BUTTERWORT~ LEGAL PUBLISHING C & Cl ELECTRONIC CENTER CARLSON OIL COM~ANY CAROLI & GENE'S OK HARDWARE CAKR ENTERPRISES INC CASS CLAY CREAMERY CASS CO S:-iERIFF CATco:. CHRIStIANSON'S INC CHRISTIANSON.BERTHEL CITY 8ENTER TW hDWE CLAY CO ShERIFF'S DEPT CLIIY:B I INC. C□-□P1SERV!CES INC CGDIN~TON CO SH~RIFF CHECK AiY!OUNT 33.47 62.IZltZI 30. IZIIZI 61.75 823.24 745.00 98.51 46. IZllZI 1812'1.04 74.00 69. 5IZI 22.20 45.70 57.32 100.0121 107. 53 29.95 2612'1.1210 70.1210 108.37 240.93 1237.70 2689.93 53.1 '3 90.36 612'1. 00 25.27 4.25 315.35 46.81 195.89 235.06 982.00 1 '32. !ZltZI 240.31 7.00 1587.85 111. 04 231. 57 21.6"3 48.80 112.53 95. 14 41.00 52.47 265. "31 146. 01 95.45 591. 46 2.00 1380.58 8.38 189.IZltZI 42.15 27. 00 '300. 00 262.40 14.25 -7 - VENDOR NA!Y!E. ■-•••••••••••••••••••••• COFFEE CUP =UEL STOP COL..LINS LANDING COMMISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION COiYlPRI HOTELS CONSTRUCTION BULLETIN COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER'S OFFICE SUPPLY INC. COOPER~DENZIL CORBETT, MARY L. CORPORATE RISK MANAGERS COSSETTE!DAVID D & D SERVICE D & D SERVICE D-A LUBRICANT CO. DAKOTA-ELECTRIC SUPPLY DAKOTAH TRUCK EQUIPMENT DALTON MOBIL or~ co. DAN'S TOWING DAREL JACOBSON CONSTRUCTION DAWKINS!JACK DENNY'S NORTH STAR DENT OIL COMPANY DICK'S STANDARD DOMBECK.SANDY EAST O.T. TELEPHONE CO. EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY EBBIGHAUSEN.VAUGHN ED'S OUTDOORS ELDERS COMM ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE ELECTROLUX CORP ELMER'S PAINT & GLASS EMPIRE BUSINESS MACHINES ERICKSON.YVONNE EVERTS~J□HN FABRICATORS UNLIMITED FAITH AND FELLOWSHIP PRESS FARGO CLINIC FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION FARNAM'S GENUINE PARTS INC. FEMLING.CECIL FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL FERGUS FALL..S FIRE DEPT. FERGUS FALLS MEDICAL GROUP ~ERGUS rALLS POLICE DEPT FERGUS FALLS~CITY OF FERGUS INTERNATIONAL INC. FERGUS MOTORS I~C FERGUS PAINT & DECORATING FERGUS TIRE CENTER FISKLlM AUTO PARTS-W FLAMENT-ULMAN INC. FOOD SERVICE OF AMERICA G. N. EVENSON INC. GAr:=-ANEY'S GEISER~DONNA GEODI!"lET:::R INC I CHECK AMOUNT 71. 94 17. 18 111.80 1526.94 609.45 1210.50 83.59 156.50 129. 00 470.00 35.24 14.70 385.25 685.30 160.30 760.22 50.75 25.00 307.50 3.00 13.50 141.28 39.45 134. •35 171.33 31. 34 53.04 23.24 628.70 54.B9 39.90 7.35 76.00 6.40 ' 30. 00 72.80 12121. 00 25.00 50.98 224.49 178.40 25.63 362.88 40.00 592.00 603.03 16563.30 55.92 188. 16 266.28 3110.48 81.87 123.65 2162.34 5.90 54. 10 63.25 2423.85 -8 - VE:\!DO R NA:YlE ••••••.•••••••••••••••••• GERRY'S PARTS SUPPLY GILL~DONNA GOODIN COMPANY GOV. FINANCE OFFICERS ASSOC. GRIEP. T !;YI GUST LAGERQUIST AND SONS HANDEGAARD.STEVE hANSON'S PLUMBING & HEATING HANSON.MARJEAN HARDEE'S HAUSER~DAVID HEDAHLS AUTO CENTER HEDAHLS INC OF FERGUS FALLS HEIN.GAIL HEIN~LEE HEIN~TINA HENNEPIN COUNTY SHERIFF HENNING ADVOCATE HENNING ADVOCATE HENNING AUTO PARTS INC. HE~NING L.P. GAS CO. HENNING TRUSTWORTHY HOWE. HENRY'S CANDY COMPANY HINTGEN-KARST & ASSOC •• INC. HINTGEN-KARST ELECTRIC CO. HOFL~ND USED MACHINE & PARTS HOHMAN TELEPHONE COMPANY HOLIDAY' HOLIDAY IN~ HOLIDAY INN HOMESTEAD BLDG SUPPLIES-H HOMESTEAD BLDG SUPPLIES-NYM HONRUD.ORVILLE 1-iOVDE~ ART HOVLAND~BERTON IBM CORPORAATION INDEPENDENT PRINT SHOPPE INDIANHEAD SPECIALTY KID LEASING KALAR.BILL ~EPPERS MACHINE SHOP KESI-< I TALO. LINDA KLEMEi-<~hARRIET KNUTSON HEATING & AIR COND. KNUTSON HEATING & AIR COND. LAKE REGION VETERINARY CENTER LAWSON PRODUCTS INC. LINDQi..JIST~ANDY LINDY'S !-!ARDWARE LIT:LE FA~LS ~ACHINE INC. M-R SIGN COMPANY MAINTENANCE ENGIN~ER LTD MCEHCHRAN.JOHN i":DRA MENZE. Pr.YLLIS METZ BAKING COMPANY MEYER'S SE~VICE ST~TION ~ID-STATES HYDRAULICS&MAC~INE CHECK AMOUNT 402.82 222.74 27.38 350.00 7. 70 44.73 95.45 125.64 179.64 33.99 12.00 187.74 79.22 4.32 20.00 30. 00 12.60 14.70 29.40 51.46 150.00 46.58 58.68 18.58 49. 14 250.00 32.96 B5.56 216.02 175.66 16.59 54.00 189.00 10.00 266.21 132.00 43. 71'l.l 78.36 229. 12 7.40 10.00 556. 5121 58.85 10. 91ZI .27.21 24.00 372.· 90 307.75 2.50 144.74 '314.30 1"37. 70 31.60 280.00 84. 00 238.42 179.43 . -, ·.--------•~ -·-·-----··•---.. ' -9 - VENDOR NAfYlE ...•.......•............ MIDWEEK~THE MIDWEST TELEPHONE COMPANY ~ILLER & HOLMES INC. MINN. STATE LAW LIBRARY MINNESOTA BLUEPRINT MINNESOTA CLE MINNESOTA CO ATTORNEY'S ASSOC MINNESOTA MOTOR COMPANY MINNESOTA STATE AUDITOR MINNESOTA.STATE OF MN CORRECTIONAL FACILITY MOCIC MOLTER!SHERYL MORE-4 MOREY PH.D.,ELDON L. MTCE & HOUSEKEEPING SERVICE NASTANSKY.DAWN NAT'L DIST ATTY'S ASSOC NATIONAL BUSHING & PARTS CO. NATIONAL BUSH!NG & PARTS CO. NELSON BROTHERS PRINTING NELSON BROTHERS PRINTING NELSON INTERNATIONAL NESS MOTORS INC. NGUYEN.YUNG NICOLLET COUNTY SHERIFF NORDGREN,HUB NORTH UNION TEXACO NORTH UNION TEXACO NUNDAHL OIL COMPANY O.E. I.BUSI~ESS FORMS OE:-lLER.DANIEL OLSON AUTO ELECTRIC □RANDI MEDICAL PA OSWALD PUBLISHING CO OT7ER TAIL co SHERIFF OTTER TAIL. COUNTY TREASURER OTTER TAI!... COUNTY TREASURcR OTTER TAIL DEPT PUBLIC HEALTH OTTER TA.IL GLASS O:TER TAIL POWER COMPANY OTTERTAIL FARM CENTER OTTE~TAIL FAR~ CENTER PA/YI I DA P!-iAR:VIACY PAIY!IDA STOR:=: PARK REGION co-□~ OIL co PARK REGION MUTUAL T£LEPHON~ PARKERS PRAIRIE INDEPENDENT PARTA PRINTERS INC. PARTA PRINTING PAURUS,VICKI PEBBLE LAK~ AUTO REPPI~ PEDERSON-SELLS EQUIPMENT CO PE~ICAN RAPIDS PR~SS PELICAN RAPIDS PRESS PELICAN READY MIX PENNINGTON CO SHERIFF'S DEPT. PERHAM A~TO WRECKING INC. CHECK AMOUNT 35.60 38.47 288.45 1.3'3 580.03 55.00 150. 0121 1'31. 92 1457. 1e1 560.00 10.00 150.00 67.IZIIZI 148.39 232.05 2400.00 53.62 15. 00 38.73 470. 0'3 886.25 18'3. 00 32.33 358.50 145. 0121 21.00 270.80 · 37. 15 115. 65 634.66 572.27 30.00 66. 18 730.00 59.81 37. 6'3 507.58 76.34 500.00 1 '3121. 88 75.1210 47'3. 87 31. '34 25. •37 23.83 23. '30 80.00 13.80 82.60 2'3. 20 ·5,3_ 55 115. ·3•3 1. 74 46.44 26.00 721.50 5.00 16.98 -l O - VENDOR NAME .....................•.. PERnAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN PERHAM OASIS INC PERHAM RADITOR REPAIR INC. PERHAM STEEL. PHlLLIPS PETROLEUM P!-iGTO CENTER~THE PHOTO CENTER~THE PIERCE CO~THE POSTMASTER POUChER PRINTING AND LITHO PRAIRIE DRAY PROPERTY UTILIZATION ACTIVITY QUADRANT COMPANY QUILL. CORPORATION RAMSEY COUNTY SHERIFF RAY'S OIL COMPANY REGION IV LEA REINHART INST FOOD INC RET:-iEMEIR.CAROL REVIEW ENTERPRISES INC. RIEKE CARROLL MULLER ROBINSON TEXTILES ROEHL.WILLIS ROSE~KEN ROY FOSSEN OIL CO. ROY'S STANDARD SERVICE RUAN S & C CO~PUTER SERVICE INC. S T S TRUCl-'~ING SALlCK~ROLP.ND SCH1YIIDT. GREGG SCHOENBERGER FUNERAL HOME SC-iWANf<E. VIC!·<I SCOTT HOFLAND CONSTRUCTION SECRETARIAL S£RVICES SECURITY STATE BANK SERVICE FOOD SUPERVALU SETHRE~.J□HN SEl-ER SE~VICE SHALE. SHERl~Y SnARE CO?.PORATION SnE~ATON MIDWAY SH~RATON PARK HOTEL SIGELMAN'S STEEL & SALVAGE CO SMOKEY'S MACH!NE SHOP SOBERG CONSTRUCTION SOUTH MI~L STANDARD ST. PAUL AREA T.V. I. STATE TREASURE'.i STEFFENS STE!!\i'S INC. STENERSON LUMBER ST□P-N-GO STOR~~ INC STRAND ACE HARDWARE STR.INGER.7HOMAS STRUCTURAL STEEL SUPPLY INC. ~TRUTHERS M.D .. LEWIS E. CHECK AMOUNT 33.82 82.60 552. 4i.=:: 38.51Zl 72.24 12. 41Zl 81.6'3 21.'35 500.43 84.01Zl 58. a,zi 88. 00 50.20 48443.82 310.'32 24. 40 169.813 300. 00 1193. 91 48.00 57.60 807.31 458.35 '35. 20 154.90 4343.80 25"3. 5tll 275.73 1045.07 5339.87 508.00 82.00 95. 01Zl · 1 B. IZl0 1835.00 11"3.95 70.0121 22.01 107.35 50.00 15.02 231.20 427.90 381.60 233.70 100.50 1464.00 345. 5"3 2120.00 51. 50 68.63 101. 25 221. 1 '3 547.00 257.22 64.80 152. 50 75.00 CLOSED TO PUBLIC ADJOURNMEN:f' I -11 - VENDOR NA1~E .•••..••••••••••••••••.• TEAM ELECTRONICS 7MO~NNESS.riP.ROLD THOMA. :YfARY THOMAS OIL COMPANY-VI THREE M QYZ2:i.27 THUNDERBIRD MOTEL TRITES~DAVE TUMBERG~JIMfV!IE UNIV. OF MN. MN EXT. SERVICE VAN SANTEN. PATTY VAUGHN VERGAS hARDWARE HANK VERGAS OIL COMPANY VERN CHAREST OIL VICTOR LUNDEE~ COMPANY VICTOR LUNDEEN COMPANY W/M PARTNERS S/E NORTH DAKOTA WADENA HIDE & FUR COMPANY WADENA IMPLEMENT COMPANY WAGNER.VICKI WAHL AND WAHL WALSH COUNTY SHERIFF WALTER.GEORGE WANEK PLUMBING AND HEATING WASCHE MACHINE SHOP WEDLL. DAWN M. WEINHANDL!SUSAN WELDING SU~PLIES & FIRE EQUIP WELDING SUPPLIES & FIRE EQUIP. WES' FU:::L STOP WEST PUBLISHING COMPANY WESTLAND UPHOLSTERY WORNER'S AUTO SALES INC. XEROX CORPORATION Z I EGL..ER I NC. 325 records listed. CHECf< AMOUNT 117. 50 81.95 130.00 76.95 176.50 57.72 67.00 241. 51Zl 210.IZIIZI 80.00 151. 65 4'3. 91 686.43 295.50 4447.77 56.86 11Z116.01Zl 2. 71Zl 1. 75 10.75 421. 05 10. 50 576.20 744.93 22.0121 8.38 84. 0121 21Zl3.50 74.66 45.70 "30. 75 16. 00 15.1217 271.54 14.89 -------------------------- · 158949.73 At 2:55 p.m., motion was niade by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel O. 1'0lson and carried unanimously, tci close the meeting to the public for the purposing of discussing litigation with the County Attorney. At 3:20 with no further business, Chairman Lindquist adjourned the meeting untfl the ~fternoon of March 23, 1988. ATTEST: