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Show e Mittors Monitor | JUNE 7, 1996 SESS y “oy UNAPPROVED MINUTES It was moved by Comm.. June 3, 1996 i The Board of County Commissioners met on June 3, 1996 at 10:00 a.m. for its regularly meeting. Those present were Gary E. Sullivan, Chairman; Chad W. Johnson, Member; Ross Marshall, Member; Doug informing them that all funds will be deposited into an Mark Dotson, Barry Katona and Bill McCombs, remainder of the 1996 budget year at $100.00 per month Carriger, Planner; and Paul B. Barton, Clerk. from Centurion Mines and Dotson Exploration, met with ' for total compensation of $700.00. The motion was os Minutes of the May 6 & 9, 1996 meetings were read. It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously passed to approve the minutes. Janet Smith and Merlene Harris met wilt the approved financial institution daily, but no later than 3 days as state law requires. the Board to discuss the maintenance of a county road west of Milford near the mine Mr. area. seconded by Comm. Dotson explained the proposed operation to the Board. Johnson. All voted in favor of the motion. The District Court Contract was discussed. Mr. Carriger will meet with Mr. Dotson to try. and work out | am agreement on maintenance of the road to the mill site. Jim Bohn met with the Board to discuss a product 24th 5-K Run. The request was referred to the Travel for road maintenance. Also present was Dean Gillies, County Road Foreman. The matter was referred to Mr. Comm. Gillies for a test program. the sales at the May Tax Sale. Gilbert Yardley, Alice Smith and Bruce Brown | met with the Board to discuss the formation of a | committee to study the jail issue. The G.O. Bond / Election, held on May 9, 1996, failed. The issue will, need to be studied again. . The members of the committee will be Bruce Brown, Alice Smith, Gilbert * Yardley, John Gledhill and Karl Truman. Alice Smith > will act as chair to the committee, and Doug Carriger_ > and Ken Yardley will act as staff. It was moved by : Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and “ unanimously approved to appoint the aes mentioned ~ individuals and set up a budget of $3,000. Craig Davis met with the Board to distiss the * division of responsibilities for future plahning and growth in the county. A suggestion was made to form two separate planning commissions. Other issues were discussed. Mr. Carriger reported that the County was sucessful in obtaining a $20,000 grant to help with future planning issues in cooperation with the Five - County Association of Governments. Mr. Carriger and _ Mr. Davis will draw up a proposed organizational chart ahd Study related issues. “Tt was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by ~ Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to allocate It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to sign the contract after the Clerk works out a cost for data processing. Board to request the Board donate funds for the July Council. . . : * . discussed in detail. It was moved by Comm. Marshall to terminate the employment of Mrs. Pryor. The motion was withdrawn. Additionally, the matter was discussed again. It was moved by Comm. Marshall to send a letter to Mrs. Pryor informing her that the Board will honor her request to remain employed through the Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to send a letter to all department heads that handle money BEAVER COUNTY COMMISSION : : Johnson, seconded by Mr. Gillies discussed the possibility of buying a metal building for storage of the chip spreader, roller It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Marshall and unanimously approved to ratify It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to ratify the sales of the surplus property sale held on May 30, _ 1996 and issue the quit-claim deeds: and other pieces of equipment. Mr. Carriger will check into prices of different sizes and styles of buildings. A plan to set up a drug testing consortium for the PAGE 6. was the consensus of the Board to participate. A letter from the’Division of Water Quality re: Circle 4 Farms construction permits was discussed. No action was taken. Aletter from the Centennial Tree Project was discussed. The matter was referred to the Travel Council. Leo G. Kanell, County Attorney, met with the Board to discuss the summer work program with Job Service. The program will employ a worker for an 8 week program at minimum wage. Mr. Kanell would like to supplement the wage by $0.75 per hour. It was the consensus of the Board to participate in the program. A workshop on the RS-2477 right-of-way was discussed. Comm. Johnson will attend. A. letter: re:* the settlement of PacifiCorp property tax appeals was reviewed. The UAC attorney Bill Peters is recommending that the County accept the offer. It was moved by Comm. Marshall, seconded by Comm. Johnson and unanimously approved to accept the offer. CDL program. This would be a test program run by DFW Enterprises. The cost of the program would be ~ $52.50 per CDL holder per year. It was moved by Parcel 4941-L-I Burton Myers & Hugh Blackburn Parcel #941 -A-3 Burton Myers & Hugh Blackbum Parcel #941-A-64 Burton Myers & Hugh Blackburn The Board discussed the draft transportation plan. Those present were Les Prall, B.J. Moore, Trisdan veto Kerry Monroe, Alice Smith, Junior Comm. Johnson, seconded by Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to participate in the program. The, Board discussed setting up a vehicle Parcel #2042 Circle Four Realty Davis, Mary Parcel #2644-1 South Iron Blossom Mining Company replacement policy for county owned vehicles. The Sheriff s Office would buy two 2-wheel drive vehicles and one 4-wheel drive vehicle. . The vehicles would be driven for four years. The fifth year, the vehicles would be rotated to the building inspectors and the planner. Robert Craw. Comments from Minersville Town, Milford City, and. Circle Four: Farms were taken. Parcel #2646 South Iron Blossom Mining Company Parcel #265 1-SL-I1-B Neil Bradshaw ‘Parcel #265 1 -SL-1-C Neil Bradshaw Written comments were also\received from BLM, Kennecott Minerals, and Intermountain Geothermal. After the comments were taken, Mr. DeMille and Mr. Parcel #2060 ballots for elections available in braille was discussed. No action was taken. _ It was moved by Comm. Johnson, seconded by The status of a lot owned in Milford City in the city park was discussed. It was the consensus of the Board to advertise its intention.to deed the property to Milford City. The consideration to the County will be what Milford City has spent to maintain the park. Comm. Marshall and unanimously approved to ask Shirley Howard to serve as county representative for the Utah Pioneer Sesquicentennial Pioneer Celebrating Council. Mr. Carriger will contact Mrs. Howard. Howard Pryor and Gwen Pryor met with the Board to discuss the status of Mrs. Pryor's job as the _ ati‘administrative fee to the other funds of the county. reservationist of the fairgrounds. South Iron Blossom Mining Company State Senate Resolution No. 3 re: having The sixth year, the vehicles would be sold. - interest earnings to the General Fund in lieu of charging Wiseman, Nick Swain, Rob Adams, and Monroe discussed the plan with the Board. Bills on file were approved for peat There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned. These minutes will be presented for approval at the next regularly scheduled meeting. Until such time they are considered unofficial. A letter re: participation in a salary survey was discussed. The cost to the county would be $150,00. It The matter was Beaver Buck-a-Roo Rodeo - There is still time to sign up for the Buck-a- Roo Rodeo to be held Saturday, June 8th in ‘ conjunction with the Horse Races. Age groups _for steer riding 18 thru 14, 13 and under and 7 and under sheep ride. We will also have an CALL BEFORE YOU DIG! _opén break-a-way roping. 18-14 barrels, poles, keyhole, and 8 and under barrels, poles, and keyhole. We will be starting at 6:00 p.m. at the Beaver City Arena. Sign ups will start at 4:00 ‘p.m. that afternoon, or you can call either Bruce Williams at 438-5953 or Guyla Curtis at 386-2268 and sign up. We will be awarding an all-around. cowboy and cowgirl belt buckle, and would like to thank. Jolley's in Cedar City, ‘Beaver South Creek. Texaco, and the Beaver 1.F. A. for sponsoring these buckles. _ Thanks! The Beaver County Riding Club -THE DIRT BAG Let us do that job! Light house cleaning to windows, walls and |] shampooing carpets. We have all supplies and equipped to do the job right. 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