HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 11/16/1988CALL TO ORDER
ALL PRESENT
MINUTES APPROVED
EXTENSION SERVICE
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
AMC 1989 DUES
COUNTY ASSESSOR
APPOINTMENT
FORGIVESS OF PENALTY
APPROVED -PEDERSON
RECYCLING SESSIONS
SOLID WASTE ORDINANCE
HEARING SET
SOLID WASTE HAULERS
LICENSE FEE INCREASE
BIDS -SAP 56-635-14
STARRY CONSTRUCTION
MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING
OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA
Novenber 16, 1988
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of Otter
Tail County Minnesota met Wednesday, November 16, 1988. Chairman
Lindquist called the meeting to order at 9:32 a.m., with Commissioners
Hovland, Olson and Lindquist present, Commissioners Nordgren and Nel-
son arriving at 10:00 a.m., due to bad weather conditions.
Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and carried,
to approve the minutes of the meeting of November 9, 1988, as mailed.
Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and carried,
to appr,ove payment in the amount of $130.00, to Minnesota Extension
Service, West Central District Conference, to cover registration fees
for Vicki Paurus and Donna Geiser.
Motion was<:made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and carried,
to approve payment of the 1989 dues in the amount of $10,996.00 to
the Association of Minnesota Counties, with payment to be made in
February of 1989.
Upon motion made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and carded,
the following resolution was adopted: ·
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County
Minnesota, that
Erwin Siems, be and is hereby appointed aa Otter Tail County
Assessor for a four year term commencing January 1, 1989.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 16th day of November, 1988.
Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and carried,
to grant forgiveness of penalty on late payment of tax by Donald &
Roger Pederson, Buse Township, where the payment had been made, but
not credited in the county offices.
Amy Beske, Recycling Coordinator, appeared before the Board requesting
permission to hold two fifteen minute sessions for the county employees
for instructions on recycling at home. Permission was granted by
general consent.
Mike Hanan, Solid Waste Officer, appeared before the Board relative
the the proposed solid waste ordinance. Motion was made by Bert
Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unanimously carried, to schedule
a hearing for 10:00 a.m., Wednesday, December 7th, at which time
input will be received from the general public on the proposed solid
waste ordinance.
Hanan also recommended increasing the 1 icense fee for collection and
transportation of solid waste. Motion was made by Bert Hovland,
seconded by Andy Lindquist and carried with Hub Nordgren and Mel 0.
Olson voting 11 no 11 , tci increase the 1 icense fee for the sol id waste
haulers to $50.00, and $5.00 per additional unit.
The Board, having previously advertised for bids to be received for
grading, aggregate base & bituminous turface, under S.A.P. 56-635-14,
proceeded to open bids which were found to be as follows:
Starry Construction Co., Long Prairie, MN
Mark Sand & Gravel Co,, Fergus Falls, MN
Gladen Construction, !Ne., Laporte, MN
$494,497.69
542,318.16
687,896.56
After consideration, motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by
Hub Nordgren and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Starry
Construction Co., Long Prairie, MN, in the amount of $494,497.69,
being the lowest bid.
BIDS -LOADER TRACTOR
FERGUS INTERNATIONAL
MUNICIPALLY OWNED
SOLID WASTE TRUCKS
PERFORMANCE BOND
SOLID WASTE HAULERS
SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
PLAN UPDATE -RFP
TAX-FORFEITED PROPERTY
SPECIAL LEGISLATION
HENNING TRANSFER STATION
PROPERTY
HENNING TRANSFER STATION
BEER, DANCE AND SET-UP
LICENSES
COMMUNICATIONS CONTRACTS
AGRICULTURAL AND
DITCH INSPECTOR
County Board -2 -November 16, 1988
The Board, having previously advertised for bids to be received for
one loader-tractor, proceeded to open bids which were found to be
as follows:
Fergus International ,rinc., Fergus Falls, MN
Interstate, Inc., Fergus Falls, MN
Triple R Equipment, Inc., Fergus Falls, MN
$26,925.00
27,731.15
28,951 . 7 4
After consideration, motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by
Mel 0. Olson and unanimously carried, to accept the bid of Fergus
International, Inc., Fergus Falls, MN, in the amount of $26,925.00,
being the lowest bid.
Motion was made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani-
mously carried, to exclude municipally owned solid waste hauler trucks
from the payment of license fees, but said trucks shall meet all the
other requirements spelled out in the ordinance.
Mike Hanan discused the performance bond requirements of the solid
waste haulers, with Chairman Lindquist appointing Mike Hanan and
Mike Kirk to determine what might be applicable and make a recommenda-
to the board.
Mike Hanan discused with the Boatd updating the county's Solid Waste
Management Plan and selecting a consultant to update said plan.
Motion was made by Mel O. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani-
mously carried, to authorize Hanan to request proposals from various
firms or engineers for updating the county'·s sol id waste management
plan.
Hanan also discussed with the County Board Lots 13 and 14 Sylvanus
Crest, in Clitherall Township, satd property having forfeited to the
State of Minnesota in Octobe~ of 1988, being a public nuisance because
of debris. Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren
and unanimously carried, to request special legislation to allow the
county to sell said property, to recover the cost of cleaning the
property of the debris, ,lnd the demolition of the buildings.
The Board also discussed with Hanan the acquisiti.on of the property
on which the Henning transfer station is located. Chairman Lindquist
requested that Commissioner Nordgren, Mayor Lyle Rosenow and himself
meet to discuss an amiable solution.
Hanan also discussed the replacement position at the Henning trans-
fer station .due to a retirement as of December 31, 1988. Hanan was
instructed to check on costs of replacement, and the possible purchase,
lease or contracting truck services at the transfer station.
Motion was made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani-
mously carried, to approve the application of Thomas Volberding for
permit to sell non-intoxicating liquor, permit to hold public dances
and permit to allow consumption and display of intoxicating liquor
at Hi-Way Park Ballroom in Elmo Township.
Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani-
mously carried, authorizing the Chairman of the Board to execute the
communications contracts with Kustom Electronics, Motorola and
Minn-Kota Communications,
The position of agricultural inspector, being vacated by Mark Bowers,
was discussed along with a proposed ditch inspector. Motion was made
by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert Hovland and unanimously carried,
to appoint Chairman Lindquist, Commissionen Nelson and County Engin-
eer Berend as a committee to study the two positions and make a
recommendation to the Board. ·
County Board -3 -November 16, 1988
R.R. VALLEY DEVELOPMENT Motion was made by Sydney Nelson, seconded by Mel 0. Olson and unani-
ASS 'N APPROPRIATION mously carried, to appropriate the sum of $600.00 for the Red River
Valley Development Association for the year 1989.
LEAF LAKE TOWNSHIP
KLEIN-McCARTHY
FINAL PAYMENT
ASSESSING FEES
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLAN
1989 SALARY INCREASE
PROPOSAL.
BILLS ALLOWED
"County Attorney Mike Kirk reported on the proposed resolution requested
by the Township of Leaf Lake, stating he had examined the resolution
and is making recommendations for a change to be worked out with the
Township's attorney, Carl Peltoniemi, said resolution to be submitted
to the Board in a week or so.
Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Bert lfovland and unani-
mously carried, to approve payment in the amount of $3,297.58, to
Klein McCarthy & Co., Ltd., as final payment for professional services
rendered in connection with the Justice Facility.
County Assessor Erwin Siems appeared before the Board relative to the
county's fees for assessing properties <in the various townships and
cities in the County. Na action taken.
Larry Krohn, County Coordinator, distributed copies of the proposed
affirmative action plan to the board members for review pri_or to
adoption at a later date.
Mel Olson presented a proposal to the County Board for salary increases
for the year 1989 for non-union employees, with no action taken.
Upon motion made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Mel O. Olson and carried,
the following bills were allowed:
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R-1 LOCK AND KEY
,:'1ABERG. ~"iANICE
RCXLEY.MIKE
;;•XERMAN. RI CHARD
ALEXANDRIA DIESEL SER'.JICE
A~B~SSADOR MOTEL
AMERICAN INF. SYSTEMS INC.
i=IMERICAN LEGION
f-1f1iOCO OIL CO
ANDERSON.CRAIG
ANDERSON.J. ALLAN
ARCHIES
ARENDS o,:,TICAL
,:,R~OW LAUi•✓DRY EQi_!I PMENT CO
ASHBY EQUITY .ASSOCIATION
RSSOCIAT=D BAG CO
!=ISSOCIATION rn= MN COUNTIES
~UTD GLASS ASSOCIATES
AUYO GLASS ASSOCIATES
;,•L>TO SAFETY SERVICE
AUTO SAFEYY SERVICES
BALLARD Sf..1NITATION INC.
BARKER W!LLIR~S INSURANCE
BARRY EXCAVATING.GREG
B~·TTLE LAXE AUTO PARTS
BATTLE LAKE FAR11lERS UNION OIL
BR't7L2 LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL
Bf..1TTLE i...t=1XE LHNDFE.L
SHT:L2 LAKE REVIEW
BATTLE LAKE STANDARD
BECHER.KEN
Bc:'IIGTSON. DEBBIE
BENNETT.LARRY A. & VONNIE
Bc:~GE. RN&ZLA
.8ESK:E. AF1'f ==~S, BUSINESS SYST=f'l:S
B=:YER.,S BODY SHOP INC
BICE.BRADLEY M.
BIG A AUTO PARTS
;:, AL!TO PARTS
BIG DIPPE~ ENTERPRISE: HiiC.
BOB ~JjOORE FORD I NC
BOB., S MACHH•!::: t 111FG CO.
BOB1 S STANDARD BULK SERVICE
BOB1 S VACUU~ ijE?RI~
BRANDON COMMUNICAT!O~S
3Ri=tUl\i Et~-'-..'! ROr-iMENT~":/L LAB INC..
BRE:Z HARDWAR!=
3:.JD' 3 STATIOJ"li
BUD., S STATIG:'v
CAL I BRE .P.~ESS INC.
CARLSON OIL CO INC
CAR □~ I GENE.,S OK ~ARDWARE
C~~~ ENTER~~ISES I~C
CASh AND Di-1SH
SASS CLAY CR~AMERY
11. 15
3.32
1 :! 121. lll0
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5.58
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CENTURION INT INC
CHIPPEWA MOTEL
C.-iRISTIANSON ASP.HALT ~RODUCTS
CHRISTIANSON.BERTHEL
CI T'f CENTER TW HARDWARE
CITY CENTER rw HDWE
CLAR:~ .BOARDrI!AN CO LTD
CLAUSEN~S TAILOR SHOP
CD-DP SERVICES IN~
COAST TO COAST STORE
COFFEE CUP FUEL STOP
COMff/ISSIONER OF TRANSPORTATION
CONTROL EQUIPMENT CO.
COOPER~s OFFICE SUPPLY INC.
COOPE:R.DENZIL
COOPER.KAREN
COPY EQUIPMENT INC.
CORPORATE RISK MANAGERS
D ii-D SERVICE
DAKOTA SAFE OF 1'1N
DALBEC ENTERPRISES
DALEN.LLOYD
DAL TON tJ)OBIL OIL CO.
D>=MK I NS. JACK
DENNY~S NORTH STAR
DICK~S STANDARD
DITTMAN.EDWIN
DOus~s FRONTIER
EAST O.T. TELEPHONE CO.
EGGE CONSTRUCTION
E~D.ERS COMflr
ENGEBRETSON PLUMBING & HTS.
EVERTS. ~'FOHN
FARMERS CO-OP ASSOCIATION
FARNAM~S GENUINE :PJ,;RTS INC
FJ,;RNATf/~ S GENUINE PARTS INC. -FF
;=ARNA11J~ S GENUINE PJ,;RTS INC. -PR
FERGUS ELECTRIC
FERGUS FA:...LS COMMUNITY ClX .. LEGc
FERGUS FALLS DAILY JOURNAL
FERGUS FALLS DAIL'{ .JOURNAL
FERGUS FALLS MEDICAL GROU~
,::-E1GUS rHi....LS POLICE DE;c-T
FERGUS FA~~S.CITY OF
.=ERGUS INi"ERNATIONAL INC.
FERGUS 1-;0TORS INC
.=ERGL:S PAINT AND DECORATING
FERGUS TIRE CENTER
FERGUS TIRE CE~TER
1=~_ATIN !NSULATIDr-.; P:....US
=~ooR TO CEILI~G STORE
FOOD SEHVI'Ci.:: OF Ri'fJERICFt
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G. ;11. EVENSON IN-C.
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GE IS:=R. DDr-vl'•;A
GENE'S STANDARD SERVICE
CHEC1' A11lOUNT
225. '31
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16.48
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88.44
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80.62
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104.43
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GORENTZ.STC:VEN & ANNETTE
G~ GRAPHICS INC
G:=?AF-'.,.•ORWER,', )-'tND ASSOCIATES
GRIESER.PAT
BUST LAGERGU.IST AND SONS
HALL GMC INC.
c..;:i::.,, ·.,.•oRSON. ~rrn-iN
r.ANDEGAARD.STEVE
,-11=iNSON. M.AR~rEAN
HEDAHLS INC OF DETROIT LAKES
.-;EDAHLS INC OF F'ERGUS F'ALLS
HEDMAN SALES AND SERVICES
""iENNJN6 ADVOCATE
HENN ING AUTO PARTS INC.
-,E,vNING MEDIC.AL
HENNING TRUSTWORTHY HDWE.
;-,ERBERGER1 S
HOhMAN TELEPHONE COr'fii=).ANY
;-JOLID.AY
HOLIDAY INN ST. P.AUL NORTH
dONRUD.ORVILLE
HOVL.AND~BERTON
·--:owARD JOHNSON
I B i"l CORPOR.AATION
INDIANHEAD SPECIALTY
INTERSTATE DIESEL PRODUCTS INC
I:'-iTERSTATE INC
INTERSTATE INC.
JJM1 S SERVICE
JIT111 S SER'.,.'ICE
~10i·tNSDN. CARL
JONES.KAREN
HID LEASING
K&K PLUMBING
KEN SAUREFP S GARB.AGE SERVI CE
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KNUTSON HEATING & AJR COND.
~~~TSON HEATING I A!~ COND.
KOEP1 S CLITHERALL CORNER
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t...AKE REGION HOSPITA:...
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fl/AINTENANC.E ENGINEER LTD
i"iAm::o .BUSINESS PRODUCTS
f1JARK SAND & 6RAVEL CO.
;'!)ARl,HURD co.~?ORAT ION
MARRIOTT
t11A"l"HIESON. J' I:1!
MATl-!ISON.,S
i"lCCDLLOUGH WELDING
MCCORMICK! MICl-fAEL
:"!EDICINE SHDPP.E
METCALF!WENDY
;:;ET .l BAK I NG -COi1iPANY
MEYEfP S SERVICE STATION
r1iIDWEST PRJNTJNG
f'iIDWEST TELEPHONE COMPANY
;-,i_r._ TONA -CREA:1lERY ASSOCIATION
MINNESOTA ASSOC COUHT ADMIN
~lNNESOTA BLUE?RINT
MINNESOTA DEPi. OF PUB SAFETY
_'1}.:;,nvESOTA MOTOR CO:'lPl=1NY
1'1JlNNE"30TA MOTOR COMPANY
lr.:fNNESOTA S,ATE AUDITOR
MINt-.iESOTA STATE AUDITOR
~I~NESOTA VALLEY TESTING
MOBILE RADIO SERVICE
MOcN.Dli=INA
f"iONROE
1Yi0Rc-·4
~UELLER.ANNE
NATIONAL BUSHING g. PARTS CO.
NATIONAL BUSHING .& PARTS CO.
~ATUR~S 8ARDEN WORLD
t,ELSON .BROTHERS PRH~TI1'1G
NELSON.GARY
NELSON.IRIS
/\.ERESON CHEVROLET
NEWBORG.KEVIN
NORDGREN.HUB
NORTH CENTRAL INSTRUMENTS
NORTH CENTRAL JOBBERS INC.
tvOR,H UNION TEXACO
"-'C·Tir➔ LINim" 7E.,0=1CD
NUl'~DAHL OIL C01",PA1'-.Y
DE-iLER.DANIEL
OLSON AUTO ELECT~IC
O._SON OIL COi1PA:~Y INC
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OTTE!~ TAIL COUNTY TREASURER
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07-ER TAIL POWER CO~?RNY
07TERTAIL AGGREGATE
OTTERTAJ~ FAR~ CENT0R
D~~ERTAIL FAR~ CE~7ER
OTTEFln~r. ... GLASS COi"iPA,~Y
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CHECK AMOUNT
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5570.00
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PARK REGION CO-OP OIL CO.
~HRK REGION 1"1lUTUAL TELEPHONE
PARK REGION T"lUTUP.L TELE;:JHONE
PARKERS PRHIRIE HOSPITAL
PAfmERS PRAIRIE INDEPENDENT
PAURUS.VICKI
;:i.EBBLE LA~E AUTO REPAIR
PELICAN CASH-N-DASH
;:i..ELJCAN RAPIDS PRESS
PELICAN READY MIX
PELICAN wELDING SHOP
PELOQUIN.JOSEPl-l
=-=7RHAi11 CO--OP OIL CO
PERHAM ENTERPRISE BULLETIN
i=}ERHAM READY MJ X & FIGGREG1=nE
PERHA~ STEEL
=-ERRIN RECYCLING
PETERSON.WINIFRED J &GORDON H
~ETTERSON.VIC
PHELPS.VINCENT & LOIS
PHILLIPS.WILLIAM J.
PHOTO CENTER.THE
~HOTO CENTER.THE
P J TNEY BOklES
POL}':1ROID CORPORATION
POUCHER PRINTING AND LITHO
Q.l~AIRIE DRAY
PRODUCTIVE ALTERNATIVES INC.
QUADRANT COMPANY
GUI~L CORPORATION
QUINLAN PUBLISHING cor11P;:iNY
R & R READY ~IX INC.
~;.;r,.;ssoN HDTE;_ SOUTH
RH;::'P. DOUG
RRY'S OIL COMPRNY
REINHART INST FOOD !NC
Rc0 i,EMEIR.CAROL
RJCK,S REPHIA & SERVICE
~IEKE CAR~O~L ~ULLER
RINGDAHL AMBULA~CE SERVICE
1DBE~TSOi'v. Vi1"1JC-=:;-.;T
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~OGNESS TRUCKI~G INC.
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SCOTT HOFLA~D CONS~RUCTION
SECURITY STATE DANK
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SEVENTH NATIONA~ R~CYCLING
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At l:10 fim., with no further business, Chairman Lindquist declared
the°'meeting'adjourned until the afternoon of venber
ATTEST:
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