UNAPPROVED MINUTES OF
March 2, 2010
The Moody
County Commissioners met in regular session on Tuesday, March 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, Tony Firman, and Tom Peper, with Lori
Schaefers, Auditor as Clerk of the Board.
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 February 28, 2010, which
includes money collected for schools, cities, townships and state:
Total amount of deposits in bank: $
2,281.00
Total amount of actual cash: $
1,995.49
Total amount of checks and drafts in
Treasurer’s possession not exceeding 3 days: $
17,335.36
Itemized list of all items, checks and drafts which
have been in the treasurer's possession over 3 days: $
695.68
First National Bank Flandreau CD $
2,650,000.00
First National Bank Flandreau Savings $
399,757.21
Colman Home Federal Bank Money Market CD $
141,135.22
Flandreau First Savings Bank CD $
1,175,000.00
TOTAL $
4,388,199.96
Dated
this 8th day of March, 2010
Lori
Schaefers
Moody
County Auditor
Chairman
May called the meeting to order. Motion
by Peper, seconded by Gullickson to approve the agenda as amended. All voted “aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
approve the minutes of February 16, 2010.
All voted “aye”.
Auditor
Schaefers reviewed department budgets with the Board.
Schaefers
presented poor relief cases to the Board.
Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Peper to approve county burial poor
relief case #20100211 in the amount of $3,125.00. All voted “aye”. Motion by Peper, seconded by Firman to deny
poor relief case #20100203 due to no response from the individual to the
information request. All voted
“aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by
Stenberg to deny poor relief case #20091101 due to no response from the
individual to the information request.
All voted “aye”.
Motion by
Firman, seconded by Gullickson to approve the following resolution, with all
members voting “aye”:
GENERAL FUND
CAPITAL ACCUMULATION
RESOLUTION
#10030201
WHEREAS, the County Commissioners may authorize the accumulation of funds for a period longer than one year for capital outlay purposes, and
WHEREAS, Moody County currently has unsettled cases for poor
relief medical assistance payments.
WHEREAS, Moody County has long-term needs but with tax
limitations does not have the funding available in a single-budget year.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Moody County
Commissioners do hereby agree to accumulate funds out of the General Fund as
cash reserves to allow for the purpose of payments on unsettled cases for poor
relief medical assistance. Moody County
hereby agrees to designate $200,000 in 2010 for General Fund Capital
Accumulation projects.
Dated at Flandreau, South Dakota this 2nd day of
March 2010.
Thomas P Peper, Commissioner Moody
County Auditor
Alvin Gullickson, Commissioner
David Stenberg, Commissioner
Tony Firman, Commissioner
Highway
Superintendent Marc Blum met with the Board, along with Dar Ellis of DMI, Stan
Dissing of Butler Machinery Company, and Stan Peterson of Sheehan Mack. Motion by Peper, seconded by Stenberg to
authorize Chairman May to sign the Striping & Continuing Maintenance
contract between Moody County and the State of SD. All voted “aye”. Discussion was held on the condition of
certain County roads. As advertised, the
bid opening for the Compactor Roller was held at 9:15 AM. The following four bids were received:
Sheehan
Mack Sales 2009 Volvo
PT125 Pnrumatic Roller $63,400.00 (and)
Sioux
Falls, SD 2010
Volvo PT125 Pnrumatic Roller $71,300.00
Butler
Machinery Company 2010 Cat PS150C
9 wheel roller $64,660.00
Sioux
Falls, SD
Titan
Machinery 2010
Leeboy/Rosco Tru-Pac 915 $73,150.00
Sioux
Falls, SD
Diesel
Machinery, Inc. 2010 HYPAC
C530AH $67,750.00
Sioux
Falls, SD
The Board tabled the decision on the bids until the next
meeting to enable Blum to research the options on all bids received. Ellis, Dissing, and Peterson then left the meeting. Blum presented a travel request to the
Board. Motion by Stenberg, seconded by
Firman to authorize Blum to attend the County Highway Superintendent’s Short
Course in Brookings March 9-11. All
voted “aye”. Blum discussed detours for
the Hwy 34 and I-29 construction projects, and discussed County bridges.
Kristene
Rancour, Ambulance Supervisor met with the Board to present the monthly
ambulance report. Rancour also presented
a new hire request and an employee step increase. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to
hire Casey Kneebone as a part-time on call ambulance driver, Grade 7 Step A at
$10.46/hour retro-effective February 19, 2010.
All voted “aye”. Motion by Firman,
seconded by Stenberg to approve the one-year step increase of Kristene Rancour
to an EMT/SSP Step C at $32,874.58/year retro-effective March 1, 2010. All voted “aye”.
John
Hanson, custodian met with the Board to discuss the courthouse roof. The Board instructed Schaefers to contact
architect Jeff Nelson of Baldridge and Nelson to discuss advertising for bids
to re-roof the courthouse.
Discussion
was held on the janitor situation at the Extension Building and on the
attendance at the mandatory ADA training.
Buddy Tye,
Weed Supervisor met with the Board to discuss grant information. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Stenberg to
enter into executive session at 10:55 AM.
Reason: personnel. All voted “aye”. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Peper to
resume regular session at 11:20 AM. All
voted “aye”.
Lake County
landowner Bob Baumberger, and Moody County landowners Ryan Zwart, Charlie
Zwart, and Tom Schmidt met with the Board to discuss Bull Ditch. CDI Civil Design gave an estimate of $8,400
to conduct an engineering study to determine the conditions of Bull Ditch. Landowners are requesting that Lake County
and Moody County each contribute $2,800 to help fund the engineering
study. The landowners will instruct
their attorney to set up a time to meet with the Commissioners at the next
meeting.
Schaefers
discussed the IT situation within the courthouse. Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Peper to
approve Integrated Business Solutions of Brookings to perform their quoted
Phase 1 work to resolve issues with the slow network and slow DNS, and to
resolve other ongoing issues with the County’s computer system, and to hire IBS
as the primary company to perform future work on the County’s computer
system. All voted “aye”.
Motion by
Firman, seconded by Stenberg to approve the budget supplement to the Civil
Defense budget in the amount of $2,410.74 due to unanticipated grant
revenue. All voted “aye”.
Schaefers
presented travel requests to the Board.
Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to authorize Auditor Schaefers
to attend the Welfare Workshop in Pierre March 17th. All voted “aye”. Motion by Firman, seconded by Peper to
authorize any interested elected and appointed County employees to attend the
District Meeting in Brookings County on March 15th. All voted “aye”. Motion by Firman, seconded by Peper to
authorize State’s Attorney Bill Ellingson to attend the Annual State’s
Attorney’s Conference May 5-7 in Deadwood.
All voted “aye”. Motion by
Stenberg, seconded by Peper to authorize Extension Agent Donna Bittiker to
attend the SD CES Spring FCS Educator Professional Development Training April
26-29 in Ft. Pierre. All voted “aye”.
Brenda
Duncan, Director of Equalization met with the Board to present a travel
request. Motion by Firman, seconded by Peper
to authorize Duncan to attend the SDAAO Conference May 25-28 in Mitchell, and
to authorize Deputy DOE Karen Spencer to attend the NCRAAO Annual Conference
June 21-23 in Bloomington, MN. All voted
“aye”. Duncan also reviewed the
productivity valuation information for the 2010 assessment year.
Troy
Wellman, Sheriff met with the Board.
Motion by Firman, seconded by Stenberg to approve the resignation of
dispatcher Jennifer Christensen effective March 31, 2010, and to authorize
Wellman to advertise the full-time dispatcher job opening. All voted “aye”. Discussion was held on the Sheriff’s vehicle
inventory.
Terry
Albers, Emergency Manager, met with the Board to present a travel request. Motion by Stenberg, seconded by Firman to
authorize Albers to attend the Dakota 911 Conference April 5-8 in Sioux Falls
and to attend the Web EOC meeting in Pierre on March 10. All voted “aye”. Albers also discussed flooding concerns.
Auditor
Schaefers presented the 2009 Annual Report and an analysis of the county’s
performance. Motion by Firman, seconded
by Peper to approve the annual report and to authorize Schaefers to publish the
Annual Statements as required on March 10, 2010. All voted “aye”. Schaefers also reviewed the estimated General
Fund Surplus Analysis ending December 31, 2009.
Motion by Gullickson, seconded by Firman to adopt the following
resolution with all members voting “aye”:
RESOLUTION 10030202
WHEREAS,
Moody County funds the Highway budget through tax dollars and revenue from car
licenses, and
WHEREAS,
the current cash balance in the Highway fund will not fund estimated
expenditures, and
WHEREAS,
the Board of Commissioners designated operating transfers out of the General
Fund to the Highway Fund for 2010.
NOW,
THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Operating Transfer Out of the General Fund
to the Highway Fund in the amount of $600,000 be approved as outlined in the
2010 Annual Budget Means of Finance adopted on September 15, 2009.
Dated at
Flandreau, SD this 2nd day of March 2010.
Martin May, Chairman ATTEST: Lori Schaefers
Moody County Commissioners Moody
County Auditor
Motion by
Gullickson, seconded by Firman to authorize the renewal of the 2011 fire
contracts with a 0% increase to the 2010 contracts, plus a one-time payment of
a portion of $15,000 remaining in the fire fund due to interest accumulations,
and to authorize the renewal of the 2011 law contracts, and 2011 dispatching
contract with a 1% increase from the 2010 contracts. All voted “aye”.
The
following reports were received and filed in the Auditor’s Office: Register of Deeds fees $2,883.00 and Civil
fees $772.48.
Motion by
Gullickson, seconded by Peper to approve the following claims and issue
warrants, all voted “aye”: General: Ahlers Automotive, service 15.00, AW Direct,
supplies 51.89, Avera Flandreau Medical, nurse salary/supplies 2976.70, Allied
Oil, service 63.00, Best Business Products, copier maintenance 11.40, Bob’s
Electric, service 51.02, Brown & Saenger, supplies 187.46, Barnes &
Noble, books 245.74, Buhl’s Cleaners, laundry 57.50, Linette Christensen,
stamps/travel 39.90, Century Business Products, scan system/copies/copier
maintenance 670.00, Cardmember Service, gas/lodging/postage/supplies 351.01,
Cover to Cover, books 219.80, DMV, transfer/reassignment 10.00, Demco, supplies
38.66, Jesse Doyle, reimbursement 972.40, Don’s Tire Shop, service 15.00,
Department of Revenue, blood alcohols 175.00, Donna Dietrich, service 138.64,
William Ellingson, office expense 1595.67, Ekern Home Equipment,
service/supplies 1340.70, Emergency Medical Products, supplies 385.96, Bradley
Farrell, labor-toadflax 5850.00, Alvin Gullickson, travel 38.11, Galls,
speakers/service 154.98, Hillyard, supplies 152.30, Inter-lakes Community Action,
service 857.50, JMMWH, court appointed attorney 159.69, J&K, supplies
40.39, Knology, telephone/internet/fax 432.64, Nelva Kooistra, service 15.00,
Krulls Garage, service 996.88, Linweld, service/supplies 187.91, Lincoln County
Treasurer, service 189.00, Martin May, travel/reimbursement 70.22, Gail Meyer,
reimbursement 147.69, Miller Funeral Home, poor relief-burial 3125.00,
Minnehaha County Treasurer, jail housing 12990.45, NAPA, supplies 83.19, Bob
Pesall, court appointed attorney 1279.20, Pitney Bowes, meter lease 225.00,
Rhapsody Book Club, books 23.47, Cathy Rehfuss, service 15.00, Sara Reed,
service 192.50, Reader Service, books 102.65, John Shaeffer, court appointed
attorney 963.50, Sioux Falls Two Way Radio, supplies 70.93, David Stenberg, travel
27.75, Sturdevant’s, supplies 84.66, SDACC, registration 50.00, Secretary of
State, filing fee 10.00, Schuneman Equipment, blade 60.10, Southwest Office
Supply, supplies 13.28, Sparkle Car Wash, service 80.00, Terrascan, license
2858.06, Maurice Tye, reimbursement 777.60, Western Books, books 278.15, The
Coalition, service 400.00. Highway: Greg’s Welding, repairs 209.80, Great Plains
International, repairs 519.74, GCC Ready Mix, sand 1614.62, Interstate Power
Systems, repairs 2215.09, J&K, supplies 137.79, Knology,
phone/cable/internet 213.13, Linweld, supplies/service 214.94, Malloy, repairs
240.43, Mills & Miller, deicing salt 3194.06, Mac’s, supplies 28.32, NAPA,
repairs 182.82, Rudy’s Welding, repairs 101.40, River’s Edge, oil/diesel/misc
10568.37, RDO Equipment, supplies 2060.00, Sturdevant’s, repairs 1496.10, Stan
Houston Equipment, supplies 100.94, SDACHS, registration 80.00, Titan
Machinery, repairs 49.17, Verizon, cell phone/service 99.09, Wheelco Brake
& Supply, supplies/repairs 221.57, Zabel, repairs 148.91. 911:
Sioux Falls Two Way Radio, repair 250.00. Flexible Spending: Marlene Dahlmeier, reimbursement 118.00,
Glenda Erickson, reimbursement 535.50, Gail Meyer, reimbursement 259.92,
Maurice Tye, reimbursement 821.98. Miscellaneous: Brookings County, registration 59.50, City of
Flandreau, utilities 1786.29, Eng Services, solid waste disposal 440.00,
MidAmerican Energy, natural gas 4072.66, McLeods Printing, lawbooks 130.96,
Powers Dakota Stop, gas/jail meals 1233.93, State Treasurer, monthly remittance
64338.22, SD Public Assurance, 2010 liability coverage 46966.27. February Payroll: 147865.56.
Meeting
adjourned at 2:35 PM.
ATTEST: Lori Schaefers Martin
May, Chairman
Moody County Auditor Moody
County Board of Commissioners