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2009 Idaho County Commissioners Minutes
June 23, 2009 Print E-mail

STATE OF IDAHO

County of Idaho

 

JUNE SESSION                    June 23, 2009               FOURTH TERM DAY

 

            The Board met at 9:00 a.m. with all members present.

 

            PILT disbursement discussed:   Following approved:  District Court - $100,000 – Indigent - $100,000 – Appraisal - $50,000 – Airport $150,000 – remainder in to Current Expense -$1,022,343. Total amount PILT received -$1,422,343.

            Jim made motion to approve disbursement.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            9:00 a.m. Road oil bid opening – Two bids presented from Western States and Idaho Asphalt Supply.  Tabled until Gene reviews.

 

            Gene Meinen re: road/airport report.  Grangeville Truck Route discussed. 

                        Airport – fuel truck acquisition – land acquisition at airport discussed.  Gene will continue to work with Riedesel on land acquisition.

                        Runway project is in process – may be completed the end of this week – airport closed during this time.

 

            9:30 a.m.          Regular session recessed – Commissioners meet as Board of Equalization.  Assessor and appraisers and residents appealing their market value were sworn in by Rose before they give their testimony.

 

            Ralph Espinota T34N R3E Sec 3 – house built in 2005 – feels it is over assessed – home increased 44% in four years – one acre of land increased 116% - no improvements made.

            Ron Funke presented Woodland area sales – 39 sales.

            James Zehner explained assessing of agriculture and the one acre around the house/homeowners exemption.

            Ralph feels as if he is getting penalized.  He built the house for $48.00/sq. ft.

 

            Adeline Cooper presented by James and Max re: hardship – Adeline is on circuit breaker, but still doesn’t cover all of her taxes.  $328,580 total assessed value – circuit breaker covers $193,000 of this assessed value.

 

            BOE recessed – regular session resumed.

 

            Rod Lundgren re: Title III money – Idaho County wildfire mitigation plan – requesting to hire Suzanne Acton to integrate all of the documents into one – charging $30 -$40/hour – money will be taken from new Title III money – cost will be under $3,000.  Commissioners approved the hire.

 

            Syd Fuzzell re: Claims.

Current Expense           $17,313.48         Road & Bridge          $   992.21

Airport                           19,403.22         Emergency Comm       3,457.28

District Court                       223.94         Title III                           182.33

Indigent                            7,797.85         Appraisal                        197.37

Drug Enforcement                196.75        Solid Waste                  7,204.74

Noxious Weeds              15,071.78        Snowmobile 25B                 6.50

            Jim made motion to approve claims.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

                                                Total claims                  $72,047.45

 

            Regular session resumed.  BOE continued.

 

Steven & JoAnna Smith, Secesh Meadows subdivision Lot 11, Blk 2 presented appeal via phone.  Solid waste fee too costly – lives five months out of year in Secesh – states service is not very good in this area.

            Ron Funke stated there are no sales in this area to present.

            Joanne stated – since there are no sales – market value should not go up.

            James Zehner explained solid waste fee process.

 

            Harvey McCain, T 20N R3E Sec 12 – concerned on market value increase – feels it should be appraised at $70 - $80,000 – house is unfinished.

            Kim Nuxoll stated all but one acre is ag exemption – presented 5% trend on land and property – with trend; she is at the 98% level.

            Harvey will provide further information to Kim.

            James Zehner explained homeowners process.

 

            BOE recessed – regular session resumed.

 

            James Zehner re: Herman Yates request for  solid waste refund – ground was leased in December – Yates solid waste fee will be reduced to half rate for this year.

            Skip made motion to reduce the rate.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            James presented Eugene Ulrich request for solid waste refund.  Discussion followed.  Skip made motion to deny request.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Deanna Hall re: Joan Arnzen request for solid waste fee exemption.  Joan – deceased – mobile home moved to Lewis County – James explained taxes on mobile homes – taxes were not prepaid – requesting removal of second half of solid waste fee.  Jim made motion to cancel second half.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            JoAnne Smith solid waste fee exemption.  James presented request to be half rate only.  Discussion followed.  Jim made motion to deny request.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Regular session recessed.  BOE resumed.

 

            David & Shirley Overcast, Grangeville North of Main Street Addition Lots 1-3,  Max presented appeal – stated assessment has increased by almost 100% - sales in this area presented.

 

            BOE recessed – regular session resumed.

 

            11:30 a.m.        Jim made motion to enter into executive session for indigent claims I C 31-874.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            11:48 a.m.        Ended.  Regular session resumed.

                        Three denied    Three approved            One lien and N-1

 

            11:50 a.m.        Skip made motion to enter into executive session for pending litigation I C 67-2345(f).  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            12:00 p.m.        Ended.

 

            June 16, 2009 minutes approved as amended.

 

            Towing policy – Kirk MacGregor and Sheriff’s Office – (recorded) – Terry Jackson present to discuss older court case Jackson vs. Idaho County – has documentation since 1990 – stated officers do not have right to call whom ever they want – policy is a guide line – Terry does not want the old policy thrown out.

            Commissioners stated it is a sheriff policy only.

            Kirk said there still is a rotation list and Terry is still on this list.

            Sheriff Giddings stated – if individual requests someone – they take that towing company – if not – they follow rotation list.

 

            Mike and Judy Fassino re:        solid waste fee being charge on their tool shed – protesting mandatory garbage fee – lives in this area six weeks out of the year – is being charge for a full year – Skip explained process.

 

            Regular session recessed.  BOE continued.

 

            Norman Keesler, T 21N R1E Sec 23, presented by Max – purchased in 1990 – built cabin for $40,000 – Keesler feels $100,000 is a fair market value.

            Max presented sales in this area.

 

            Gary & Mary Smith, Quailwood Estates Subdivision, presented by Kathy Terhaar – Kathy presented sales in this area – Smith feels $35,000 is fair market value.

 

            LaVahn England and Joannie England Fuchs, Hidden Canyon Subdivison Lot 5, Blk D – Lot 7 Blk D – Lot 6 Blk D – Lot 6 Blk B – Lot 5 Blk C   and Quailwood Estates Subdivison Lot 6, Blk 1 – Lot 8, Blk 1 – Lot 9,Blk 3 – Lot 9, Blk4 –Lot 11, Blk 4 – Lot 12, Blk 4 – Lot 1, Blk 5 – Lot 3, Blk 5 – Lot 2, Blk 5 – Lot 8, Blk 3

            Tammy Ragins entered for England Trust – requesting 25 – 30% reduction.

            James Zehner stated each block is appraised on its own – this raises the value – it was appraised at bulk acreage before.

            Tammy stated the rock crusher in this area takes away from the market value

            Kathy presented recorded sales

            Tammy questioned if sales are current – June 2006 is last sale.

            James stated it hasn’t been reappraised for five years.  Quailwood was trended in the past

            Alea Mager  - Quailwood Subdivison –  presented four sales.

            Joannie questioned why this area was appraised as individual lots – Hidden Canyon was appraised as individual lots.  Quailwood was just done this year as individual lots.

 

            Lloyd Kinser, Grangeville Halls First N2 Lots 11, 12, Blk F – value is higher than neighbors according to Kinser – feels fair market value should be $22,000 - $25,000.

            Kathy ran a sales ratio for 1 ½ years – appraisal is less than average - $39,030 should be the value.

 

            Bagdad Chase, Inc presented by Ron Funke – Marshall Lake Mining District – cabins were reduced in value – unable to mine according to owner.

 

            Jess & Lynn Brown, T21N R1E Sec 23, Tax #7 and #17, presented by Max – located by Rainbow Bridge – presented trend history.

 

            The Golden Trust presented by Kathy Terhaar, 34N R3E Sec 25 – feels $30,000 is fair for acreage and $18,000 for improvements according to appellant.

 

            BOE recessed until June 24, 2009 at 1:00 p.m.  Regular session resumed.

 

            Jim reported on commissioners and clerks meeting – rural health board meeting – Grangeville Highway District meeting – RAC meeting will be this Thursday.

 

            James – no report.

 

            Skip reported on land fill (SWAB) meeting  and the ATV issue.

 

            Recycling Committee report – power point presentation by Charlie Fournier, Chairman, survey was sent out – 818 responded.  Discussion followed.

 

            The board adjourned at 5:20 p.m.

 

Chairman:____________________________     Attest:______________________

 
June 16, 2009 Print E-mail

STATE OF IDAHO

County of Idaho

JUNE SESSION                    June 16, 2009                    THIRD TERM DAY

 

            The Board met at 9:00 a.m. with Skip Brandt, Jim Rehder, Commissioners and Rose Gehring, Clerk, present.

 

            Vern Meyer re: shed for jail equipment – possibility of placing this shed on cement slab by picnic table on courthouse lawn.  Discussion followed.  Vern will get quotes for building.

 

            Gene Meinen re: road report.  Trip to Valley County regarding Warren Wagon Road – will work on contract with Valley County for maintenance of this road.

            Orogrande roads – NezPerce National Forest is doing work in this area – possibility of doing dust abatement in Orogrande Community – cost/share project.

            Timber sales in Carabel and Nut Basin area – Gene would like to get help or funding to maintain these roads from the Idaho State Lands. 

 

            9:25 a.m. James Rockwell present.

 

            Daryl Mullinix re: Cove Road – cost to pave this road is $66,720/mile – cost to county is first one mile – remainder is Grangeville Highway District.  Discussion followed.  MOU will be drafted.

 

            Jeff Dean re: sale of 160 acres of his land to BLM – sale to occur 3rd quarter of 2009 – reason is to provide working capital and debt reduction for Canyon Pines RV Resort – discussion followed – property tax on this property is $145.96/year.

            Skip stated he is reluctant to loose any more private land – Jim agrees, but he can also see a gain for Idaho County – does not object to sale.

            Jeff is requesting commissioners’ concurrence – not to object to sale.

            James Zehner stated the taxes on this property are next to nothing.

            James Rockwell stated he will draft letter to BLM asking them to increase PILT payment on their property.

 

            Chuck Dillon, Robbin Boyce, Marc Pierce, BLM, met with commissioners regarding change in personnel in their office beginning July, 2009.

            Topics discussed as follows: - land exchange in Elk City regarding the Bennett Building for the Idaho County Road Department –part of land under shop is owned by BLM. – still in process.

            Law Enforcement officer hired by BLM – wants to thank Idaho County Sheriff Department for their support during the Riggins Rodeo.

            Resource Management Plan report.

            Buffalo Gulch Mine project – BLM gave owners until the end of June on their plans for the project – if this deadline is not met, they will have to go back to the beginning with the process through BLM.

            Large project in Elk City – stewardship project – contract will be awarded end of August – 10 million board ft green timber being awarded.  Discussion followed.

            Stimulus money discussed - $573,500. awarded for capital improvement – habitat restoration (weeds) – camp ground improvement – fuels project in Elk City.

            Rose questioned whether or not their would be funding for solid waste payment to the county since there will be camp ground improvement.  Discussion followed – Chuck will look in to this.

 

            10:30 appointment cancelled.  Skip made motion to modify agenda to include solid waste fee discussion.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            James Zehner re: Duane Lytle – solid waste fee – requesting refund.  Jim made motion to grant refund.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            Virgil & Donna Wassmuth re: solid waste fee on their tool shed with bunk beds in Winona area – being charged half rate for a cabin – requesting exemption – currently they pay residential rate – agriculture rate – half cabin rate.  Request denied.

 

            Dave Parcels re: name change on Mountain Peak site – Dave gave history on this project – information given to commissioners – requesting comment on this project.    

            Puzzle Point is current name – wanting to change to Parsell Point.

            Skip made motion to support name change.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Syd Fuzzell re: Claims.

Current Expense             $44,941.90        Road & Bridge           $19,690.41

Airport                                  151.63        Emergency Comm             846.98

District Court                         481.27        Title III                           4,945.98

Indigent                            16,670.32        Appraisal                           114.31

Drug Enforcement              7,931.95         Noxious Weeds            69,320.53

Snowmobile 25A                    20.63

            Skip made motion to approve claims.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.

                                                Total claims - $165,115.91

 

            11:40 a.m.        Skip made motion to enter into executive session for indigent claims I C 31-874.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            11:50 a.m.        Ended.

                                    Four liens         four n-1’s         one denied

 

            Approval of scanner for welfare department – cost approximately $800.00 – approved.

 

            Brian Disney, Western Pacific, re: Lochsa Land Exchange – Skip stated his position is that all lands stay in Idaho County.  Discussion followed.

 

            James reported on Grangeville Truck Route

 

            Jim Rehder stated the house across street from courthouse is for sale – possibility if county would purchase house for county’s use – discussion followed.

            Jim also reported on topics as follows:   IAC meeting – census – ICRMP open meeting law training, June 30, 2009 – legislative task force – ninth circuit – indigent – cell phone use written agreement for county usage – family medical leave act – secure rural schools/PILT

 

            Rhonda Wemhoff, Bott & Assoc. – via phone – re: sheep barn bid problem – who will pay T D & H bill for $600.00 – discussion followed – contract is ready to sign between Wimer Construction and County for building of sheep barn.

            Skip made motion to pay $600 bill from Commissioners budget – professional services.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

            Audit cost for fair board will also be taken from audit line of current expense.

 

            Elected Officials Meeting: 

                        Steve Frei will be serving on the task force for coroners.

                        James Zehner – ATV license plate sale is on an increase – Zebra sticker – assessment notice sent out – BOE – new construction roll.

                        Kirk MacGregor – confidential enforcements – detective meeting on search warrants – drug bust – DUI’s – vehicle accident cases – subdivision ordinance.

                        Doug Giddings – ICRMP claim – Gordo vs. Mundt – July 23-24th meeting forest service – city contracts – will not be asking for increase this year.

                        Rose Gehring – budget and public records request – discussion followed – will work with Kirk MacGregor.

                        James Rockwell – letters to gun manufacturers – recycling commission report – task force for airport development – CEDA grant for airport study

                        Jim Rehder – met with forest service on travel plan – RS2477 – Rural Health Board meeting.

 

            Christine Frei, CEDA, re: Gem grant award for airport study – received $25,000 instead of the $50,000 requested.  Process will move forward – CEDA will manage grant process.

 

            Budget Work Shop

 

            June 9, 2009 minutes.  Jim made motion to approve minutes as amended.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Beverage license approved:

                        Halfway Club – beer & liquor transfer

 

            Warrant #2009-05132 - $1,595.00 – Pine Hills Funeral Chapel – void – new warrant issued for $900.00.

 

            Order signed for Harpster Fire Protection District be amended so as to include the following:

                                    Phil Wimer – Wimer Trust – T30N R4E Sec 7, Lots 1, 2, S2 Ne4 W/O ROW located in Idaho County.

 

            Following Gem Grants signed for approval:

                        Idaho County Airport Hangar – Feasibility/Master Plan - $25,000

                        Power Upgrades for FOC Incubator, Elk City, - $5,405

                        U S highway 12 and Trenary Turn Lane - $50,000

 

            The board adjourned at 5:00 p.m.

  Chairman:________________________________   Attest:________________________
Last Updated on Tuesday, 30 June 2009 20:08
 
June 9, 2009 Print E-mail

STATE OF IDAHO

County of Idaho

JUNE SESSION              June 9, 2009                SECOND TERM DAY

             The Board met at 9:00 a.m. with all members present.

 

            Jerry Zumalt re: Communication project and funding – broad band update – microwave dish on the courthouse roof – grant funding – requesting $12,000.00 from E911 funds to install cement slab for installation of tower on  Rupp place on Mountain Top above Riggins.   Commissioners approved.

 

            Gene Meinen re: road report – Dennis Talbort letter regarding abuse of ROW in Pine Ridge Subdivision – discussion followed.

            Grangeville Highway District met with commissioners regarding Cove Road – RAC funding did not come through for this project – paving of one mile – district wants to work with County for paving of this road – Gene and Daryl Mullinix will rough out project to get road paved.

 

            Mike Cook, Jim Gray and Tom Bates, NezPerce National Forest regarding Idaho Airport – leasing agreement – provision of additional services discussed.

            Jim Gray stated negotiations to provide fuel to helicopters can be done, but difficult – they are self supporting.

            James discussed landing fees – fuel flowage – parking issues.

 

            Skip signed participating agreement between Idaho County, NezPerce Tribe and NezPerce National Forest for treatment and management of specific noxious weeds.

 

            Claims – Jennifer Randall

Current Expense             $44,207.97        Road & Bridge             $6,054.05

Airport                               5,428.50        Emergency Comm             211.72

District Court                      4,590.38       Title III New                24,362.88

Indigent                              6,627.91        Junior College                    150.00

Solid Waste                    106,726.18       Noxious Weeds            35,400.96

            Jim made motion to approve claims.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

                                    Total                $233,760.55

 

            11:19 a.m.        Skip made motion to enter into executive session for pending litigation I C 67-2345(f).  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            11:45 a.m.        Ended

                        Skip made motion to authorize Joe Wright to draft stipulation stating county has no interest in McLean vs. Schwab litigation including additional condition for protection of county’s interest.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            11:50 a.m.        Jim made motion to enter into executive session for indigent session. I C 31-874.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            12:05 p.m.        Ended.

                        Three liens/N-1’s          two approved   one denied

 

            Sheriff Giddings re; employee grant proposal – requesting support from commissioners – discussion followed on whether or not this extra employee is really needed.  Employee would work traffic – county pays 25% - state pays 75% for the first year.   No decision made at this time.

 

            Leo Hansen requesting solid waste fee relief – Ron Funke presented information - discussion followed.  Hansen leases one parcel.  Commissioners said to follow policy and charge one parcel full fee and the other parcel half fee.

 

            Deanna Hall re: Vogelsong solid waste exemption for rental property – discussion followed.

 

            Lisa Kline, Jim Gray, Laura, Joe Harper, Payette National Forest presented Large Fire Plan update.  Information given to commissioners.

 

            Sheriff Giddings re: budget – employee grant for traffic enforcement deputy.  Jim made motion to approve the traffic enforcement deputy via grant.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            3:13 p.m.          Jim made motion to enter into executive session for personnel matters – I C 67-2345(b).  James seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            3:40 p.m.          Ended.

 

            Bennett Building purchase agreement discussed – Skip made motion to approve purchase of Bennett Building for the Idaho County Road Shop.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            3:50 p.m.          Skip made motion to enter into executive session for pending litigation I C 67-2345(f) .  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            4:05 p.m.          Ended.

 

            Walco/Simmons requesting what to do with dumpsters – since we are consolidating dumpster sites – commissioners decided county’s portion of dumpsters will be given back to Walco/Simmons to continue to use.

            Skip made motion county will no longer participate in 50/50 contract clause for maintenance or ownership of dumpsters since no longer value to county – include no increase in existing contract.  James seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            James Zehner/Deanna Hall re: solid waste fees – cancel solid waste fee for Vogelsong half of first half cancellation.

 

            4:35 p.m.          Jim Rehder excused for remainder of meeting to attend Riggins City Council Meeting.

 

            FTP – file transfer protocol - $40.00 set up - $30.00/month from First Step.  Commissioners approved program.

  

            June 2, 2009 minutes.  Skip made motion to approve minutes.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            5:00 p.m.          The board adjourned.

 

Chairman:___________________________       Attest:_______________________

Last Updated on Monday, 22 June 2009 15:28
 
June 2, 2009 Print E-mail

STATE OF IDAHO

County of Idaho

JUNE SESSION                    June 2, 2009                     FIRST TERM DAY

 

            The Board met at 9:00 a.m. with Skip Brandt, James Rockwell, Commissioners, and Rose Gehring, Clerk, present.

 

            Bruce Graham, Quality Heating, re: annual service contract renewal – heat & air conditioning – cooling tower.  Spring cost - $2,100.00.   Fall cost - $1,900.00.  Commissioners approved Spring work to be done.

 

            Gene Meinen re: road report.  Battle Ridge construction in process – road will be closed for a few hours.  Warren Burgdorf area work is beginning – Valley contract discussed for maintenance of Warren road – Skip and Gene will review road situation in the next week or so.

            Elk City dumpster site – water is disconnected at request of commissioner for the watering of the trees in this area.

            Airport report – City of Kamiah is interested in fuel truck – offer of $6,000.  Gene and Norm requesting to purchase new fuel truck for the airport – Norm explained fueling process – new truck has various hoses for fueling – total payment of $20,000.

            James questioned if FBO is in place - will they take truck – Gene said yes – discussion followed – decision tabled on purchase of fuel truck.

 

            Jared Zwygart, Bailey & Company, re: county audit for f/y 2008.

 

            Rhonda Wemhoff re: approval of sheep barn bids.  Decision tabled until later today.

 

            11:00 a.m.        Skip made motion to enter into executive session for indigent claims – I C 31-874.  James seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.  Roll call taken.

            11:45 a.m.        Ended.  Regular session resumed.

                        Two liens/N-1’s       Four denied     One approved

 

            Hunter Edwards re: variance hearing for Kilgore’s Horse Bend Estates Subdivision IV.  Hearing set for July 7, 2009.

 

            Order for cancellation of taxes approved as follows:

                        Sally Foster - $2,774.52

                        Ronald Waggoner - $2,066.78

                        Sally Foster -  $13,175.22

                        Lamar Burnett - $624.43

                        David Fisher - $971.54

                        David Rogers - $5.31

            James Gorges re: purchase of four new cameras for the jail – discussion followed.  Skip made motion to purchase cameras from Digital Products Sales & Service for $8,000.00.  James seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

 

            1:50 p.m.          Skip made motion to enter into executive session for pending litigation – I C 67-2345(f).  James seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.  Roll call taken.

            2.25 p.m.         Ended.  Regular session resumed.

            Approval of Joe Wright  hired to represent Idaho County due to conflict in case filed in district court.  Case #CV-09-39508.

 

            Michelle Bly re: Pine Ridge Water & Sewer Grant Update.  Request for funding will be signed June 9, 2009.

 

            Order for cancellation of taxes as follows:

                        Prairie Tree Farms, Inc. - $620.81

                        Connolley - $20.73

                        Cooper - $208.26

                        Miller - $14.99

                        Sakreson- $221.98

                        Thompson - $34.08

 

            May 26, 2009 minutes.  Skip made motion to approve minutes.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Sheep Barn Bid – Skip made motion to accept bid from Wimer Corp for Sheep Barn.  James seconded.  Motion carried.  $26,194.00 for barn.  $6,800 for Slab.

            Lowest bid considered non responsive because it lacked sufficient public works contract – bond will be returned.

 

            The Board adjourned at 4:00 p.m.

  Chairman:____________________________     Attest:_______________
Last Updated on Tuesday, 16 June 2009 18:34
 
May 26, 2009 Print E-mail

STATE OF IDAHO

County of Idaho

MAY SESSION                     May 26, 2009                FOURTH TERM DAY

 

           The Board met at 9:00 a.m. with all members present.

 

            Gene Meinen re: Road report.   Brit Groom request for road #157 to be taken off the county road system – road has been public since 1893 – Gene recommends keeping road public.  Kirk will draft letter to Brit Groom stating the commissioners want to leave road #157 on the county road system.

            Road Oil for Idaho County Road Department – will go out for bid at request of commissioners.

            Gene requested the phone companies post performance bond before work begins regarding line going down center of road.  Kirk MacGregor will draft letter to phone and electrical companies.

            Culvert washout in Secesh area – road department will fix as soon as snow melts.

            Airport fuel truck with City Service discussed  along with selling of old fuel truck at airport.  No decision made at this time.

 

            Tom Reilly/Ralph Rau, Clearwater and NezPerce National Forest re: travel plan – stimulus money – restoration projects – replacement of large culvert – fuels projects – have not received funds for this project – discussion followed.  RAC projects – funding of projects – land exchange – reported on Elk City meeting and the public concerns.

            Jim reported on Elk City meeting and their opposition and proposals – LWCF revenue explained by Tom – reduced to 28 million from 50 million – until congress acts on 2010 budget – no guess on funding.

            Skip stated he doesn’t want land given to forest service – affects our market values for the tax base.

            Tom Reilly invited commissioners to their office to resolve public disagreements in order to go forward with a selective alternative.

           

            Skip signed participating agreement between Idaho County and U. S. NezPerce and Clearwater National forest for the treatment and management of noxious weeds.

            Skip signed participating agreement #07-PA-11011724-007 – modification #2 between Idaho County and NezPerce National Forest giving authority to amend to include the Wyden Amendment for invasive week treatment – not to exceed $302,760.

 

            10:00 a.m.        Bid opening for sheep barn at fair ground as advertised:

                                    Tri Builders                   $26,450 – barn

                                                                            7,500 – slab

                                    Ed Poxleitner                $19,100.65 – barn

                                                                              249.35 – slab

                                    Holcomb                      $37,400 – barn

                                                                            7,500 – slab

 

                                    Wimer Corp                 $26,194 – barn

                                                                            6,800 – slab

                                    S & W Const.              $34,000 – barn

                                                                            7,800 – slab

                                    White Water C             $38,252 – barn

                                                                            6,500 – slab

            Bid approval tabled until fair board reviews bids.

 

            Syd Fuzzell re: claims:

Current Expense        $51,351.66          Road & Bridge             $26,528.03

Airport                        10,031.05          Emergency Comm             2,207.29

District Court               10,251.42          County Fair                          595.09

Title III                        15,035.78          Indigent                          21,896.83

Appraisal                          218.88          Drug Enforcement            2,909.87

Solid Waste                   9,047.09          Noxious Weeds             21,199.57

Snowmobile 25A                11.90          Snowmobile 25B                  18.40

            Jim made motion to approve claims.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

                                                Total Claims - $171,302.86

 

            11:43 a.m.        Skip made motion to enter into executive session I. C.31-874 for indigent claims.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried.  Roll call taken.

            12:30 p.m.        Ended.  Regular session resumed.

                        Six liens/N-1’s  seven assignments         five approved    

                        Three denied                one extension                one tabled

 

            Ree Brannan/Clyde Hanson, Clearwater Resource Conservation & Development, reported on projects in Idaho County

                        #1        2009 Frank Church – River of No Return

                        #2        Clearwater Basin Collaborative

                        #3        Northwest Passage Scenic Byway

                        #4        BLM funded projects

                        #5        Are We Safe from Fire?

 

            Kelly Dalquist, NCI Travel Association requesting $1,500 funding.  Discussion followed.  Jim made motion to give $1,500 to NCITA – money will be taken from CEDA line in Fixed and General Budget.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            May 12, 2009 minutes – Jim made motion to approve minutes as amended.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

            May 21, 2009 minutes – Jim made motion to approve minutes as presented.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Commissioners’ reports:

                        James – task force for airport project/organizational structure of airport

                        Jim – BLM project for Riggins gun range – issue will be access to Highway 95.  Riggins Chamber meeting report – mental health board meeting – land exchange – BOE training – airport meeting – future meetings – PILT funding.

 

            Jim Crowley/Nadine McDonald re: Juvenile Correction Update.

 

            Skip reported on dumpster sites in Simmons Sanitation area

 

            Towing Policy – Sheriff is changing towing policy – sheriff will choose who they want for towing purposes – commissioners are rescinding the current towing policy – it will be a policy under the sheriff, only.

            Kirk explained ICRMP’s position on this.   Sheriff is drafting a new policy and working with ICRMP – county’s liability insurance.  Decision tabled until 4:00 p.m. today.

 

            Sheriff’s vehicle bid – bids discussed – Skip made motion to approve the purchase of five vehicles from Tyler & Kelly/state bid.  James seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Doug Crump requesting funding for Riggins senior meal plan - $250.00 for f/y2010.

 

            Gil Bates re: Anderson Aeromotive Resolution #105.  Skip made motion to pass resolution #105 that the County Commissioners of Idaho hereby supports and endorses an Idaho Gem Grant application for the Idaho County Airport Hangar Planning Project.

James  seconded.  Motion carried.

 

            Sheriff Giddings re: sheriff towing policy.  Skip made motion to rescind Idaho County Sheriff’s Policy concerning the providing of emergency towing – signed August 10, 2007.  Jim seconded.  Motion carried with all in favor.

            Mercury spill bill – discussion followed on whether or not this is a county bill – Jerry and Kirk will draft letter to Idaho Bureau of Homeland Security.

           

            Harpster Fire District Annexation – Phil Wimer property – Jim made motion to approve annexation.  Skip seconded.  Motion carried.  Kirk will draft order of annexation for commissioner’s signature.

 

            Jim Gorges re: camera in jail – needs to be purchased - $855.00 – commissioners approved.

 

            The Board adjourned at 4:55 p.m.

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