UNAPPROVED MINUTES OF
February 2, 2010
The Moody
County Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, February 2, 2010 in the
County Commissioners' Room in the Courthouse at 9:00 AM, with the following
members present: Martin May, Chairman,
Alvin Gullickson, David Stenberg, and Tony Firman, with Lori Schaefers, Auditor
as Clerk of the Board. Absent:
Commissioner Tom Peper.
AUDITOR'S ACCOUNT WITH THE COUNTY
TREASURER
To the
Honorable Board of County Commissioners, Moody County:
I hereby
submit the following report of my examination of the cash and cash items in the
hands of the County Treasurer of this County as of January 31, 2010, which
includes money collected for schools, cities, townships and state:
Total amount of deposits in bank: $
2,874.30
Total amount of actual cash: $
1,947.99
Total amount of checks and drafts in
Treasurer’s possession not exceeding 3 days: $
11,215.88
Itemized list of all items, checks and drafts which
have been in the treasurer's possession over 3 days: $
764.86
First National Bank Flandreau CD $
2,300,000.00
First National Bank Flandreau Savings $
440,268.11
Colman Home Federal Bank Money Market CD $
141,065.73
Flandreau First Savings Bank CD $
1,525,000.00
TOTAL $
4,423,136.87
Dated
this 8th day of February, 2010
Lori
Schaefers
Moody
County Auditor
Chairman
May called the meeting to order. Motion
by Stenberg, seconded by Gullickson to approve the agenda. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
approve the minutes of January 19, 2010.
All present voted “aye”.
Motion by
Firman, seconded by Stenberg to enter into executive session at 9:05 AM. Reason: contractual matters. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Firman, seconded by Gullickson to
resume regular session at 9:15 AM. All
present voted “aye”.
Motion by
Firman, seconded by Stenberg to adjourn to conduct business as Board of
Adjustments at 9:15 AM. All present
voted “aye”. Motion by Stenberg,
seconded by Gullickson to resume regular session at 9:50 AM. All present voted “aye”.
Auditor Schaefers
discussed paying for the EMT Basic Education program for 13 students. The County will be reimbursed by grant money
within approximately 30 days.
Auditor
Schaefers reviewed poor relief cases with the Board. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
deny Case #20091202 due to no response from the patient to the information
request. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Stenberg, seconded by Gullickson to
deny Case #20091204 due to no response from the patient to the information
request. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Firman, seconded by Stenberg to
deny Case #20091207 due to no response from the patient to the information
request. All present voted “aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
deny Case #20091208 due to no response from the patient to the information
request. All present voted “aye”.
Discussion
was held on the load haul agreement between Moody County and Jerry’s Electric.
Highway
Superintendent Marc Blum met with the Board.
He submitted the 2009 Highway Department Annual Report to be filed in
the Auditor’s Office. Discussion was
held on the purchase of culverts in 2010.
Motion by Stenberg, seconded by Firman to accept the bid of Huron Culvert
& Tank as awarded by Beadle County and recorded in the Beadle County Commission
proceedings dated January 6, 2010. All
present voted “aye”. Discussion was held
on the 2010 STIP project plan and funding.
Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to approve the following Bridge
Reinspection Program Resolution with all members present voting “aye”:
10020201
BRIDGE REINSPECTION
PROGRAM RESOLUTION
FOR USE WITH SDDOT
RETAINER CONTRACTS
WHEREAS, Title 23, Section 151, United States Code and Title
23, Part 650, Subpart C, Code of Federal Regulations, requires initial
inspection of all bridges and reinspection at intervals not to exceed two years
with the exception of reinforced concrete box culverts that meet specific
criteria. These culverts are reinspected
at intervals not to exceed four years.
THEREFORE, Moody County is desirous of participating in the Bridge
Inspection Program using Bridge Replacement funds.
The County requests SDDOT to hire Clark Engineering Corp
(Consulting Engineers) for the inspection work.
SDDOT will secure federal approvals, make payments to the Consulting
Engineer for inspection services rendered, and bill the County for 20% of the
cost. The County will be responsible for
the required 20% matching funds.
Dated this 2nd day of February, 2010, at
Flandreau, South Dakota.
Board
of County Commissioners
Of
Moody County
ATTEST:
Lori Schaefers Martin
May
County Auditor Chairman
of the Board
Blum presented the Highway 34 Maintenance agreement. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Stenberg to
authorize Chairman May to sign the Highway 34 Maintenance & Financial
agreement between the State of SD and Moody County. All present voted “aye”. Discussion was held on the purchase of a wing
and a sandblaster. Motion by Stenberg,
seconded by Firman to authorize Blum to purchase a sandblaster, with the
purchase amount up to $1,000.00. All
present voted “aye”.
Auditor
Schaefers presented a few items on behalf of the Soil Conservation office. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
authorize the payroll change of John Hay’s wage to $14.00 per hour
retro-effective January 18, 2010 as per the January 19, 2010 Soil Conservation
District meeting minutes. All present
voted “aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded
by Firman to appoint Commissioner Stenberg to the Soil Conservation Award Program
Board. All present voted “aye”.
Auditor
Schaefers presented the General Fund Cash Surplus Analysis as of December 31,
2009 and reviewed the 2010 department budgets with the Board.
Schaefers
informed the Board based on First District’s recommendation, the County’s
Energy Efficiency Block grant application will not include replacing the
courthouse windows, as the energy efficiency payback time is too extensive and
could prevent the entire application from being approved.
Schaefers
presented four abatements to the Board.
Motion by Stenberg, seconded by Firman to approve the application for
partial abatement of taxes for parcel 22.01.09.07 in the amount of $603.14,
parcel 22.01.03.13 in the amount of $599.28, parcel 21.50.27.01 in the amount
of $482.40, parcel 21.10.05.03 in the amount of $803.76, and parcel 21.06.02.01
in the amount of $882.28. Reason: software did not correctly apply elderly tax
freeze. All present voted “aye”.
Erica
Rorvik, Moody County Librarian met with the Board. She discussed having an additional part-time
worker at the Resource Center provided by the Experience Works program. Rorvik also presented her 6-month step
increase. Motion by Gullickson, seconded
by Firman to approve the 6-month step pay increase of Erica Rorvik to Grade 15,
Step B at $13.19 per hour retro-effective February 1, 2010. All present voted “aye”.
Commissioner
Firman informed the Board that he would not be seeking re-election for another
term as Commissioner. Firman’s term
expires December 31, 2010.
Todd Kays,
representing First District, briefed the board on economic development
initiatives implemented during the calendar year of 2009. Kays also discussed the Energy Efficiency
Block Grant with the Board.
The
following reports were received and filed in the Auditor’s Office: Register of Deeds fees $3,951.00 and Civil
fees $1,114.10.
Motion by
Firman, seconded by Gullickson to approve the following claims and issue
warrants, all present voted “aye”: General: A&B Business, copy contract 55.85,
Avera/Flandreau Medical, County nurse salary 2661.66, Alltel, cell phones
120.72, Alco, extension cord 14.99, Buhl’s Cleaners, service 18.40, Century
Business Products, copies/copier maintenance 70.00, Jesse Doyle, reimbursement
1241.51, Department of Revenue, blood alcohols 280.00, William Ellingson,
office expense 1801.65, Ekern’s, service 154.74, Emergency Medical Products,
supplies 79.14, Alvin Gullickson, travel 38.11, Patricia Hartsel, service
68.00, Hillyard, supplies 561.61, J&K, supplies 4.99, Knology,
telephone/internet 329.69, Kennedy Pier & Knoff, service 137.20, Krull’s
Garage, service 66.68, Linweld, supplies 174.74, Literary Guild Select, books
48.94, Law Enforcement Systems, forms 185.00, Martin May, travel 14.80, Mystery
Guild, books 15.98, McLeod’s, supplies 134.50, Rhapsody Book Club, books 66.92,
Reader Service, books 68.21, John Shaeffer, court appointed attorney 574.00,
Lori Schaefers, travel 64.20, David Stenberg, travel 18.50, State Radio Communications,
service 2250.00, Southwest Office Supply, supplies 725.82, Thompson Computer
Service, supplies 49.99, Troy Wellman, reimbursement 1300.00. Highway: Auto Body Specialties, supplies/paint 201.35,
Bob’s Electric, repairs 61.80, Booster, advertising 40.00, Boyer Ford, repairs
256.68, Butler Machinery, repairs 425.10, City of Colman, utilities 53.40,
Dakota Alignment, service 1941.24, Don’s Tire Shop, repairs 15.00, Dakota
Riggers, repairs 184.53, Great Plains International, repairs 27.84, J&K,
supplies 143.63, Knology, phone/cable/internet 219.65, Kimball Midwest,
supplies 563.40, NAPA, repairs 128.09, Powers, gas 1810.20, Rudy’s Welding,
supplies 449.00, Sheehan Mack, repairs 76.07, Sturdevant’s, repairs 1476.41,
Sanitation Products, repairs/supplies 586.66, Wheelco Brake & Supply,
repairs/supplies 550.17, Zabel, supplies 355.51, Ace Towing, service
475.00. Civil Defense: Allan Miller, service 1298.34, Todd Struwe,
service 1112.40, SBA Towers, tower rental 2448.48. Flex:
Jennifer Christensen, reimbursement 21.00. Miscellaneous: City of Flandreau, utilities 1736.06,
Cardmember Service, supplies 60.57, Eng Services, service 440.00, MidAmerican
Energy, natural gas 5076.17, McLeod’s Printing, supplies 258.13, Powers Dakota
Stop, gas/jail meals 1312.92, State Treasurer, monthly remittance
56707.85. January Payroll: 149,752.27.
Meeting
adjourned at 12:00 PM.
ATTEST: Lori Schaefers Martin
May, Chairman
Moody County Auditor Moody
County Board of Commissioners