HomeMy WebLinkAboutBoard of Commissioners - Minutes - 02/22/1989CALL TO ORDER
ALL PRESENT
MINUTES APPROVED
MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR
REPORT FOR 1988
DATA PROCESSING
REPORT FOR 1989U
EDA REPORT FOR
YEAR 1988
BUSINESS INNOVATION
CENTER
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT
PLAN COMM ITT EE
SOLID WASTE AND WATER
RESOURCES REPRESEN-
TATION
CRP ACRES WEED INSPECT.
E.O.T. AG INSPECTOR
REPORT FOR 1988
JAIL REPORT FOR 1988
PROJECT 55 REPORT
MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING
OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OTTER TAIL COUNTY MINNESOTA
February 22, 1989
Pursuant to adjournment, the Board of County Commissioners of Otter
Tail County met Wednesday, February 22, 1989. Chairman Nelson called
the meeting to order at 12:32 p.m., with all members present.
Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani-
mously carnied, to approve the minutes of the February 15th meeting
as presented .
Rick Sytsma, Building Maintenance Supervisor, presented his report
of operations for the year 1988.
Tim Brand, Data Processing Manager, appeared before the Board and
presented his report of operations for the year 1988.
Del Redetzke, Economic Development, presented his report of operations
for the year 1988, discussing the Business Innovation Center Field
Office to be located in the City of Fergus Falls through the Greater
Minnesota Corporation.
Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani-
mously carried, to appropriate the sum of $1,200 for the local match
toward the first year's operation of the Business Innovation Center
Field Office, as Otter Tail County's requtred share.
Attorney Kirk reported to the Board that in order to qualify for bonding
for the new veterans facility to be located in the Ci~y of Fergus
Falls, it is necessary to prepare a Capital Improvement Plan. Motion
was made by Mel O. 01 son, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously
carried, to appoint Dennis Berend, Rick Sytsma, Larry Krohn, Mike Kirk
and Sylvia Bergerud, or her designee, to serve on a committee to
prepare a Capital Improvement Plan.
Jack Fredericks and Emily Moore of the Minnesota Pollution Control
Agency appeared before the Board and discussed pending legislation
on solid waste reduction, recycling and the water resources protection
bill. Chairman Nelson appointed Andy Lindquist to represent Otter
Tail County on water ;·resources, and Hub Nordgren to represent Otter Tail
County on solid waste.
Wayne Enger of the ASCS office and Ken Becker, East Otter Tail County
Agricultural Inspector, appeared before the Board relative to weed
inspections on CRP acres in the county, requesting that the CRP acres
be handled in the same manner as all other lands in the County, inspec-
ted by the township weed inspectors, with all problem acres being re-
ferred to the County Agriculatural Inspectors. The recommendation
was approved by general consent.
Ken Becker, East Otter Tail County Agricultural Inspector, presented
his report for the year 1988, which was approved upon motion made by
Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unanimously carried.
Sheriff Gary Nelson presented the report of operations on the ietention
facility for the year 1988.
Deputy Dick Kausler reported on Project #55 for the year 1988.
SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT
S.A.P. 56-601-26
1989 BRIDGE AND HIGHWAY
CONSTRUCTION PLAN
HF 495 SENIOR ACCRE-
DITATION FOR COUNTY
ASSESSORS
County Board -2 -February 22, 1989
Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani-
mously oarried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County Min-
nesota, that
WHEREAS, the proposal on S.A.P. 56-601-26 permits the County to add
work to said contract, and
WHEREAS, extra subcut was needed to remove unsuitable soil"from road
bed, and
WHEREAS:
l. 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. No extra working days will be added to the contract.
4. The contractor shall not make claim of any kind or character what-
soever, for any other cost or expense which he may incur, or which
he may hereafter incur, in performing the work and furnishing the
materials covered by the agreement,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, the following shall be added to the
contract with Starry Construction Co., Inc., Long Prairie, MN:
Common Excavation $6,698.68
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 22nd day of February, 1989.
Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani-
mously carried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County
Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, Otter Tail County, did hold a public meeting on February
15, 1989, to consider-a long range bridge and highway construction
pl an, and
WHEREAS, the adoption of a future bridge and highway construction
plan has been determined to be beneficial.
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS RESOLVED, that the "1989 Otter Tail County
Bridge and Highway Construction Plan" dated February 22, 1989, as
prepared by the County Highway Engineer, is the 1989 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 accommodate the available funding and con-
struction requirements.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 22nd day of February, 1989.
Upon motion made by Bert Hovland, seconded by Andy Lindquist and u nani-
mously carried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County
Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, a a bill, HF 495 sponsored by Representative Leo Reding, has
been proposed which includes the elimination of senior accreditation
for County Assessors, and
WHEREAS, the senior accreditation requirement has placed an undue fin-
ancial hardship on many Minnesota Counties including Otter Tail County,
as shown by the inability of many counties to recruit qualified asses~
sors, and
WHEREAS, senior accreditation is an unrealistic and unnecessary require-
ment imposed on outstate counties,
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Otter Tail County Board of Com-
missioners pledges their full support for HF 495, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Clerk of the Board be and is hereby
instructed to send this resolution to all Counties in the State of
Minnesota, requesting support of HF 495 and passage of similar reso-
lutions to be forwarded to the Association of Minnesota Counties and
area legislators.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 22nd day of February, 1989.
RESOLUTION --ETHANOL &
SOIL BEAN OIL USE BY
COUNTY VEHICLES AND
PRINTING
HEALTH INSURANCE RATES
•
ABATEMENTS
I
C OU nty Boa rd -3 -February 22, 1989
Commissioner An9y Lindquist introduced the following resolution and
moved for its adoption; seconded by Bert Hovland and carried:
WHEREAS, the continued heavy reliance on the world's finite supply
of traditional fossil fuels will unavoidably result in future fuel
shortages, higher fuel prices and undesirable levels of harmful engine
emissions; and
WHEREAS, Minnesota has \becme ,a -pioneer in the development of the tech-
nology for the production of ethanol-enriched gasoline (through a com-
bination of grain-derived ethanol with gasoline) which has enormous po-
tential for addressing the nation's fuel problems while s:i.iilu1.taneously
sustaining Minnesota's farm economy; and
WHEREAS, agricultural products may be utilized in products such as inks·
and plastics which further decrease the continued heavy reliance on the
world's finite supply of oil; and
WHEREAS, soY oil is a biodegradable food ingredient which can ameliorate
the environmental problems associated with pressroom ink and cleaning
solvent disposal; and
WHEREAS, innovation in ~gricultural product utilization has enormous po-
tential for reducing the United States trade deficit; and
WHEREAS, Minnesota has a 4 million person market within its borders for
consumption of its agricultural products; and
WHEREAS, a new state industry -the Agricultural Product Utilization
Industry -can provide additional tax base and new jobs in our cities
and towns; and
WHEREAS, it is the responsibility of each level of government to take
steps to reduce our dependence on non-renewable energy products; and
WHEREAS, Otter Tail County along with many other Minnesota counties
is aggressively pursuing recycling as a way to preserve and protect
our natural resources and environment; and
WHEREAS, the position of recycled products such a recycled paper by
county governments will help to encouragethe continued and enhanced
viability of recycling:
NOW, lHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Otter Tail County Board of Com-
missioners, that it is the policy of Otter Tail County to use ethanol
enriched gasoline for county motor vehicles and machine equipment,
soybean inks for county printing needs and recycled paper for county
paper needs whenever and wherever it is appropriate and economically
feasible to do so, and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the effective date shall be set as of April
l , 1989.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN this 22nd day of February, 1989.
Motion was made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani-
mously carried, to set the premium rates for the self-insured healith
insurance program for the year 1989 as below:
Single coverage -$118.00 per month--
Family coverage -$268.50 per month
Upon motion made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani-
mously carried, the following applications for homestead classification
and/or reduction of tax capacity were approved:
Scott Hart Eastern Township Personal property assessed as
Dorothy Neitzert
Pelican Valley
State Bank
Dorothy Neitzert
Gorman Township
Pelican Rapids
Perham City
real estate, resulting in
double assessment
Should be ag homestead
Should be homestead
Should be non-homestead
PERHAM CITY TAX
INCREMENT FINANCING
DISTRICT No. 2-1
COLLECTION & TRANSPOR~
TATION LICENSE
NACO LEGISLATIVE
CONFERENCE
BILLS APPROVED
County Board -4 -February 22, 1989
Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Hub Nordgren and unani-
mously carried, the following resolution was adopted:
RESOLVED by the Board of County Commissioners of Otter Tail County
Minnesota, that
WHEREAS, the City of Perham proposes Tax Increment Financing Dis-
trict No. 2-1, and has scheduled a public hearing regarding that
district for February 27, 1989; and
WHEREAS, the City of Perham is unable to provide Otter Tail County
with proposed plan information regarding the district at least 30
days prior to the February 27th hearing date as required by Minnesota
Statutes 469.175, Subd. 2; and
WHEREAS, the Otter Tail County Board has no objection or comments re-
garding a proposed Tax Increment Financing District,
NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Otter Tail County
Board hereby waives the requirement under Minnesota Statutes 469.175,
Subd. 2, that information on the fiscal and economic implications of
the Tax Increment Financing District plan be provided to the County
at least 30 days prior to the public hearing.
Adopted at Fergus Falls, MN, this 22nd day of February, 1989.
Upon motion made by Hub Nordgren, seconded by Andy Lindquist and unani-
mously carried, the following application for solid waste collection
and transportation license was approved:
Rick Odenbrett Odenbrett Refuse Wadena, MN
Motion was made by Mel 0. Olson, seconded by Sydney Nelson and unani-
mously carried, to approve payment in the amount of $400.00 to Quality
Hotel Centra\ Washington, D.C., representing lodging costs for
Bert Hovland and Hub Nordgren attending the NAco Legislative Conference
March 3-7, 1989.
Upon motion made by Andy Lindquist, seconded by Bert Hovland and unani-
mously carried, the following bills were allowed:
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A-1 LOCK AND KEY
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AKERMAN.RICHARD
AL!=XANDR!A DIESEL SERVICE
AT'/EIUCRN BUSINESS FORMS
AP:ERICAN LE610N F.HHN6 LINE
Amr CANNON
Af':DCD OJL CO
ANDERSON LAND SURVEYING INC.
AND!=RSON • .BRUCE
ANDERSON.CRAIG
ANDERSON. ~r. ALLAN
F-1NDERSON. ~TERRY
>=JNDERSON.RUSSELL
ANOKA COL!NTY SHERIFF
ARCH.!ES
p;~.ROW LAUNDRY EGUIPMENT CO
ASSDC!ATED BAG CO
ASSOCIATION OF MN COUNTIES
BALLARD SANITATION JNC.
BARTHEL. SOHN THOi'iAS
BATTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL
BJ;TTLE LAKE FARMERS UNION OIL
BRTTLE LAXE LANDFILL
BJ;TTLE LAKE REVIEl4
.BATTLE LA~:E STANDARJ)
BJ.-1LICK PAINT & SUPPLY
EISAMAN.TOM
BECl{ER. KEN
BELTRAMI 'COL'NTY SHERIFF
BEN FRANKLIN
BEN"S REPAIR
BENDER •. M►"1TT'HEW
BE,~8E. ANGELA
J:ll::S T BUS I NESS S 'l'S TEMS
B.!CE • .BRADLEY M.
BIG A ALITO PARTS
.B:_ACK HILLS SHOOTER'S sw=•PL y
BLUFFTON OIL CO.
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BOB" S STANDARD BLILX SERVIC.E
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SRETZ HRRDWRFlE
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BUFFRLO PRODUCTS
BLHEAU OF .8L1SJNESS PRACTICE
BUSINESS RECORDS CORP.
BU::ER~tlO.RTH LEGAL PUBl_JSMING
C & C ELECTRONIC CENTER
C ~ C ELECTRON!C CENTER
CARLSON OIL CO INC
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CAR11 ENTERPRISE'S INC
CRS'·I AND DASH
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DOUG,S Ff.lONT!ER
DUBOIS. JOHN R.
EAST OTTER TAIL COUNTY
ECOLAB
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PE;-~~.! N ;?EC 'fCL .! NG
PHO TO CENTER~ THE
r·HDTD CENTER-! THE
POLX CO SHERIFF1 S DEPT.
PDUC·1E R PR I NT I Ni:3-t=!ND L.! ThO
PRF;IRIE DRAY
PR l !1/E C011lPUTER -
PROPER ENGINEERING INC.
QU.!=1.0•:~ANT CO!f!PANY
QUILL 'CORPDRl-1TION
.R .. ~-f{ READY MIX .!NC.
RADISSON HOTEL _ST. PHUL
r-u=1r S O .! L COMPANY
RE-CYCLING
;~f:TNH.~RT· .INST FOO.D INC
!~ IC.,<-;LAND COUNTY SHERIFF
RI2KE CARROLL mULLER
ROBI;>JSON TEXTILE'S
iWGNESS TRUCXJNG IN:C.
?.Ul-""-IN
i~UD.[,. HENY'DN
S i'1, C COMPUTER _SERVICE !NC.
:3F1:::.-.;GER. 9-ilLSON
Sl-1"iUELSON~ SHELDON
S.~~l~C}~;. ·ROLAND . .':
SCOTT HDFLANO i":.ONSTRUCTION
SECU~JTY STATE .BANH
:3c RV I CF. FOOD ; SU;::"-E~ VAL U
:3HE;~ATON MIDWAY '
SI GEU'IAN STEEL i't. SFiL \.'.AGE -
S.!GEL1~AN1 S STEEL
5~TDL IE. I-<! P.l-«;
~ SALVAGE
SOL.JEN AND LANSON. ENl3INEE?.1NG
SDLVEWARE SYSTEViS !NC.
SDUTH 1>'!.!LL SE~VJCE
STATE OF '11/IN~Eson-1
ST>-1TE TF?EA8L1rlER
STEFPS:,S'S
ST"2" JN1 S 1NC.
STEIN.WAYNE
STe:.:NERSON BROTHERS
SH:NERSON LUi'IFER
s,:::•,;2:1 S CYCLE !NC.
5TEVE1 S WELDING
STRAND ACE HRRDWRRE
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ADJOURNMENT
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SU!\:WOOD INN i\ CONVENT IlJN CT~
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TCDD COUNTY SHERIFF
-osO.eCHESTER
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VEi"l3}-1S HARr1!-¥ARE HANK
VE~l3AS OIL COMPANY
VERN CHAREST OIL
'-,'.!C:DR LUNDEEN CDT11F'ANY
\.' .r C TOR LL1NDEEN COP:PRNY
d/;-r PA~TNERS '8/"'E 'NORTH .t>A,·{DTA
w}--,•DENA COUNTY
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l'\o'l-... -1"51-<0SKY ~ SARY
>iE:_I}Ii~G SUPPLIES ~~-FH?E a~u.r::i-.
! ... Es, FL!E' ..... STOP
l-Jc:ST CENTRAL ED CD-·OP
Wes-:-CENTRAL L!VESTOc:-1; INC.
1-.'EST PUBL !SHI1'.'6 CDT11Pf:"-1NY
WI2".BE"S GARAGE
h:OOD.LOR.!
.'IE~OX CORPORATJON
Z!::RO AMMLIN!TJON CO.
261.81
57. 78
7. l l
. .362.70
41. 82
18. q"!',0
5.00
3:1.50
4676.:10
:l. 90
"3.31. 9-~
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80.68
l 8 • .36
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481..32
7l. 82
10.34.00
.39.62
35.00
2.86
2.30.68
.37. 80
".31 .?. 00
1108. 28
1'30. 75
35.90
24.00
277.06
553.00
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At 4:55 p.m., with no further business, Chairman Nelson declared
the meeting adjourned until 9:30 a ., Wednesday, March~-
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