18-1-Minutes for Meeting April 03,1974 Recorded 4/3/1974BE IT REMEMBERED, That at a regular meeting of the County Commission held
this 3rd day of April, 1974, all Commissioners being present, the following
business was transacted:
IN THE MATTER OF
CLAIMS AGAINST THE COUNTY:
The following bills were
presented and ordered paid:
Agnes Selfors
Dog License
Fund: Dog Tags & Sup. $
82.89
Altax Manufacturing
Revenue
Shar.:
Fixtures & Furniture
78.43
ARCO
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Tray. Exp.
121.97
B & D Auto Glass
Road
Fund:
Equip. Repair
16.66
Backstrom Builders
Road
Fu-�d:
Gen. Exp. -7.90;
Road
Fund:
Bridge Mat. -25.67
33.57
Bend Feed & Garden
Solid
WW-ste
Fund: Misc., Mat., Fenc.
17.60
Bend Heating
Gen.
Fund:
Plan. -Print. & Dup.
25.50
Bend Lock & Key
Gen.
Fund:
Jail -Jail Exp. -13.00;
Road
Fund:
Gen. Exp. -25.00
38.00
Bend Medical Supply
Gen.
Fu'�`T:
Home Health -Equip. Repair
72.50
Bend Memorial Clinic
Road
Fund:
Gen. Exp.
42.80
Bend Troy Laundry
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Med. Sup.
2.08
Bend Water Dept.
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Utilities-80.65;
Road
Fund:
Utilities -26.70;
Solid
W;-ste
Fund: Misc., Mat., Fenc.-29.20
136.55
Bend Water Service
Solid
Waste
Fund': Misc., Mat., Fenc.
8.00
Bob Thomas Chevrolet
Dog License
Fund.: Equip. Purchase
150.00
Brandis Drugs
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Med. Sup.
8.68
Cascade Auto Parts
Road
Fund:
Equip. Repair -379.22;
Road
Fund:
Main. Other Equip.-IO.19
389.41
Cascade Med. Clinic
Gen.
Fu�-d:
Gen. Health -Med. Investigation
35.00
Cascade Natural Gas
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Utilities-770.43;
Road
Fund:
Utilities -214.39
984.82
Cascade Office Equip.
Gen.
Fu�d
Gen. Health -Of. Sup. -14.65;
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Of. Sup. -IO -23;
Gen.
Fu�-d:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Of. Sup. -16.60 41.48
Central Electric Coop
Civil
Dj-fense
Non -Tax: Search & Rescue -35.00;
Solid
Waste
Fund_: Misc., Mat., Fenc.-45.62
80.62
Cen. Ore. Welders Sup.
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Equip. Repair -70.80;
Road
Fu nd:
Equip. Repair -17.14, Utilities -
'
16.50, ��e`n.
Exp. -2.85; Civil Defense Non -Tax:
Search & Rescue
-8.00
115.29
Centro Business Form
Gen.
Fund:
Dist. Ct.-Of. Sup.
10.58
Charlie Porter
Gen.
Fund:
Abun. Food -Extra Help
35.88
City of Bend
Road
Fund:
Participation to Cities
43,168.00
City of Prineville
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Foster Care & J -J
352.00
City of Redmond
Road
Fund:
Participation to Cities
11,360.00
City of Sisters
Road
Fund:
Participation to Cities
2,272.00
Darrell D. Davidson
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Tray. Exp.
18.00
Dept. General Service
Gen.
Fund:
Abun. Food -Food Costs
338.25
Des. Co. Road Dept.
Gen.
Fund:
Abun. Food -Rent -300.00;
Road
Fund:
Of. Sup. -12.00; Tray. Exp. -310.11;
Gen.
Exp. -35.85
657.96
Des. Co. Treasurer
Gen.
Fund:
Circuit Ct.-Ilth Jud. Dist. -
16,454.36;
Home Health -Space Allow. -63.75
16,518.11
Deschutes Ready -Mix
Road
Fund:
Bridge Mat.
231.99
Doug Ashcraft
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Foster Care & J -J
58.00
Douglas Masterson
Gen.
Fund:
Bd. of Com. -Refunds & Adjust.
75.00
Dr. William Burton
Gen.
Fund:
Fam. Plan. -Prof. Ser
50.00
Empire Communication
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Radio, T;Iephone
45.50
Eriksens Stationery
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health $anitation-Of. Sup. -4.67;
Revenue Shar.:
Plan. -259.00
263.67
Gene R. Goff
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Tray. Exp.
7.00
H. Hale Henson, M.D.
Gen.
Fund:
Circuit Ct.-Exam of Incompetence
50.00
H. Michael Russell
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Prof. Ser.
148.50
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Harry Mackey, M.D.
Gen.
Fund:
Jail -Jail Exp. -66.50;
Road
Fund:
Gen. Exp. -75.00 $
141.50
Haynes Construction
Revenue Shar.: Buildings
8,336.00
Helen Durant
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Tray. Exp. -6.96;
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Ed. Trng.-18.20
25.16
IBM Corporation
Gen.
Fund:
Clerk -Of. Sup. -11.87;
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Of. Sup. -9-31
21.68
James Davis, M.D.
Road
Fund:
Gen. Exp.
18.50
James Howbert, M.D.
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Med. Investigation
250.00
Jay E. Langley
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Tray. Exp.
40.80
Jess Smith Jr.
Dog License
Fund: Tray. Exp.
3.00
Jim Teeter
Gen.
Fund:
Abun. Food -Extra Help
39.38
Joe W. Peden
Gen.
Fund:
Bd. of Com. -Public Lands & Parks
36.14
John De Bilt
Museum Fund:
Caretaker Services
50.00
John K. Glover
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Tray. Exp.
24.12
John Wallin, M.D.
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Med. Investigation
375.00
Katherine L. Hunt
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Tray. Exp.
84.96
Keuffel & Esser Co.
Gen.
F u n d :
Plan. -Print. & Dup.
65.21
Kodak A/C 200
Gen.
Fund:
Clerk -Microfilm
8.50
Leg. Counsel. Comm.
Gen.
Fund:
Bd. of Com. -Of. Sup.
2.00
Lenor W. Thornton
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Tray. Exp.
85.44
Les Schwab Tire Cen.
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Tray. Exp.
19.21
Linda S. Taggart
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Foster Care & J -J
10.00
Louise R. Devenport
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Tray. exp.
30.60
Margaret G. Isell
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Tray. Exp.
17.04
Marjorie L. Snider
Gen.
Fund :
Gen. Health -Tray. Exp.
63.36
Mark Walker
Gen.
Fund:
Abun. Food -Extra Help
21.88
Mary H. Hubbard
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Tray. Exp.
13.20
Mary Reece
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Of. Sup. -2.50, Med.
Sup. -2.78; Gen. Health Sanitation -Of. Sup. -9.65
14.93
Mid State Cooperative
Road
Fund:
Utilities
38.50
Miller Lumber Co.
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Of. Sup. -6.18;
Road
Fund:
Gen. Exp. -38.30
44.48
Millie Chopp
Road
Fund:
Janitorial Services
398.00
Moore Business Form
Gen.
Fund:
Data Proc.-Of. Sup.
821.44
Mountain Equipment
Road
Fund:
Bridge Mat.
29.00
Mrs. W. J. Hurst
Gen.
Fund:
Home Health -Prof. Ser.
20.00
NW Law Enforcement
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Tray. Exp. -73-32;
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Uniforms -41.52
114.84
NW Medical Lab.
Gen.
Fu�_d:
Fam. Plan. -Lab. & Scient. Sup.
55.68
Oregon State Bar
Liquor Law
Enforcement Fund: Liquor Invest. -
80.00; Law
Library Fund: Books & Pub. -40-00
120.00
Oregon St. Bd. Health
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Of. Sup.
8.40
Ore. St. Penitentiary
Gen.
Fund:
Jail-Bd. of Prisoners
80.00
Ore. Wholesale Hdwe.
Road
Fu; -d:
Bridge Mat.
22.95
OSU Bookstores
Gen.
Fu�d:
Gen. Health Sanitation -Of. Sup.
4.00
Pacific Northwest Bell
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Telephone-2,417.29;
Sheriff -Teletype
-117.00; Home Health -Telephone -
58.54; Road
Fund : Utilities -208.58; Dog License
Fund:
'
Telephone -15.00; Specials: Parent Training -
Telephone -108.61
2,925.02
Pacific Power & Light
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Utilities-716.52;
Road
Fund:
Utilities -20.02
736.54
Patricia Smith
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Tray. Exp. -113.76;
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Foster Care & J -J-6.05
119.81
Peltier -Wakefield
Road
Fu�_d:
Gas & Diesel
1,205.90
Peters-Delaet
Road
Fund:
Equip. Repair
157.95
Pioneer Memorial Hosp .
Gen.
Fund :
Jail -Jail Exp.
258.45
Postmaster M
Gen.
Fund:
Fam. Plan. -Postage
20.00
Postmaster S
Gen.
Fund:
Other Cty. Con. -Postage
50.00
Rancho Los Amigos
Hospital
Gen.
Fund
Home Health -Ed. Trng.
1 .50
Richard Anderson
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Tray. Exp. -II -76;
Gen.
Fund:
Juvenile -Foster Care & J -J-4.50
16.26
Robberson Ford Sales
Gen.
Fu_�d:
Plan. -Tray. Exp. -23.36;
Gen.
Health
Sanitation -Tray. Exp. -24.71;
Road
Fund:
Equip. Repair -288.71; Main. Other
Equip.- 18
338.96
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IN THE MATTER OF
ATTENDANCE:
The Commi ss I on noted that Web Loy , J r. , D I ck York , Larry Eastman , Ken
Underhill, Walter White, Betty Tolls, Ilene Mathisen, Pat Burton, Bob Baum,
Charles Plummer, Dave Hoerning and Lorin Morgan were present at the morning
sess I on .
IN THE MATTER OF
SOLID WASTE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
At this time the Commission appointed Ron Anderson, Alice Elshoff, and
Ned Dempsey as members of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee; terms to expire
January 1, 1976.
At this time the Commission re -appointed Joe Chotard, Robert Bristol,
George Ray, Bob Nelson, Jay Day, John Glover and Charles Plummer as members
of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee; terms to expire January 1, 1976.
IN THE MATTER OF
DAY OF PRAYER:
At this time the Commission In concurrence with Resolution passed by
Congress proclaimed April 30, 1974, to be a National Day of Humiliation,
Fasting and Prayer to be observed by Deschutes County.
IN THE MATTER OF
APPOINTMENT:
At this time the Commission appointed A. J. Tilse to the Committee being
formed to study the possibility of forming a Port District in Deschutes County.
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Robert V. Young
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Tray. Exp. $
63.00
Roger Ambroson, M.D.
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Med. Investigation
25.00
Rose Pharmacy
Gen.
Fund:
Jail -Jail Exp. -27.44;
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Vac., Syringes -9.46;
Gen.
Fu;—d:
Gen. Health -Med. Sup. -15.62
52.52
Russell Q. Chase
Gen.
Fu�`T:
Vet. Ser. -Tray. Exp.
44.61
Sexton Sup. & Saw
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Of. Sup.
2.70
Shaw Surgical Co.
Gen.
Fund:
Gen. Health -Vac., Syringes -148.72;
Gen.
Health
Sanitation -Of. Sup. -2.50; Fam.
Plan.
-Lab.
& Scient. Sup. -80.38
Simmons Carbon Co.
Gen.
Fund:
Plan. -Of. Sup.
13.27
The Bulletin
Gen.
Fund:
Plan. -Print. & Dup.-108.26;
Other
Cty.
Con. -Pub. & Notice Proceed. -98.26
Solid
Waste
Fund: Misc., Mat., Fenc.-10.48
217.00
The Redmond Spokesman
Gen.
Fund:
Othe r Cty. Con. -Pub. & Notice Proceed.
-
43.03; Solid
Waste Fund: Misc., Mat., Fenc.-
4.67
47.70
Traffic Safety Sup.
Road
Fund:
Signs
159.92
Trans Western Express
Gen.
Fund:
Plan. -Of. Sup.
6.99
US NatI. Bank -Ore.
Gen.
Fund:
Other Cty. Con.-Acq. Bldg. & Land
200.00
United Telephone Co.
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Telephone
18.11
Vale Lantz Radio Ser.
Gen.
Fund:
Sheriff -Equip. Repair -21.60;
Civil
Defense
Non -Tax: Search & Rescue -35.75
57.35
Vyco Products
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Of. Sup.
14.85
Walter White
Gen.
Fund:
Vet. Ser. -Indigent Vet. Relief
52.00
Welker Pharmacy
Gen.
Fund:
Jail -Jail Exp.
7.20
Xerox
Road
Fund :
Of . Sup .
60.30
Zellerbach Paper Co.
Gen.
Fund:
Cthse.-Of. Sup. -168.12;
Gen.
Fund:
Jail -Jail Exp. -17.60
185.72
Ilth
Ju�_.
Dist: Grand Jury Fees
234.75
11th
Jud.
Dist: Trial Jury Fees
2,032.56
Ilth
Jud.
Dist: Ct.-Appointed Attorneys
315.00
Ilth
Jud.
Dist: Psychiatric Exam
735.00
Ilth
Jud.
Dist: Witness Fees
127.68
Oregon State Bar
Ilth
Jud.
Dist: Office Sup.
8.00
Pacific Northwest Bell
11th
Jud.
Dist: Telephone
170.48
Van Honeman
lIth
Jud.
Dist: Court Reporter Travel
289.72
IN THE MATTER OF
ATTENDANCE:
The Commi ss I on noted that Web Loy , J r. , D I ck York , Larry Eastman , Ken
Underhill, Walter White, Betty Tolls, Ilene Mathisen, Pat Burton, Bob Baum,
Charles Plummer, Dave Hoerning and Lorin Morgan were present at the morning
sess I on .
IN THE MATTER OF
SOLID WASTE COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS:
At this time the Commission appointed Ron Anderson, Alice Elshoff, and
Ned Dempsey as members of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee; terms to expire
January 1, 1976.
At this time the Commission re -appointed Joe Chotard, Robert Bristol,
George Ray, Bob Nelson, Jay Day, John Glover and Charles Plummer as members
of the Solid Waste Advisory Committee; terms to expire January 1, 1976.
IN THE MATTER OF
DAY OF PRAYER:
At this time the Commission In concurrence with Resolution passed by
Congress proclaimed April 30, 1974, to be a National Day of Humiliation,
Fasting and Prayer to be observed by Deschutes County.
IN THE MATTER OF
APPOINTMENT:
At this time the Commission appointed A. J. Tilse to the Committee being
formed to study the possibility of forming a Port District in Deschutes County.
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IN THE MATTER OF Vol- 18 PAGE 4
FORMATION OF PARK & RECREATION DIST.:
At this time the Commission, upon the request of petitions containing
136 signatures requesting that an election be held upon the question of whether
a Park and Recreation District should be formed, ordered that an election be
held May 7, 1974, and that five members of the District's initial Board of
Directors be voted upon at said election.
IN THE MATTER OF
ZONE CHANGE REQUEST:
At this time the Commission, upon the request of the Planning Commission
who held a public hearing and unanimously recommended approval, ordered to
adopt zone change request from A -I -T Exclusive Agriculture with Transitional
Standards to PD Planned Development for Condominiums Northwest, Inn of the
7th Mountain.
IN THE MATTER OF
GEOLOGY & MINERAL STUDY:
At this time the Commission ordered that $6,750.00 be appropriated to
the State Department of Geology and Mineral Industries to cover 50 percent of
the cost of performing the study of geological and mineral resources in
Deschutes County and $2,500.00 to cover the cost of 1,000 copies of the final
report prepared by the State of Oregon.
IN THE MATTER OF
LAND USE AGREEMENT WITH
REDMOND ROD & GUN CLUB:
At this time the Commission granted Land Use Agreement to Redmond Rod
and Gun Club, Inc., to use land described as: W12 SEk, Sec. 14, T. 15 S.,
R. 13 E., W.M. as a firearms range for training purposes; term of lease is
ten years.
IN THE MATTER OF
APPOINTMENT TO PLANNING COMMISSION:
At this time the Commission appointed John Partin as a member of the
Deschutes County Planning Commission to fill the unexpired term previously held
by Bob Butler which expires July 1, 1975.
IN THE MATTER OF
SOLID WASTE COLLECTION:
At this time the Commission ordered that Edward S. Daley DBA LaPine
Disposal Service be granted a franchise for the collection of solid wastes
and wastes in Deschutes County, Oregon, as provided in Article IV of the
Deschutes County Solid Waste Collection and Disposal Ordinance, for a period
to end December 31, 1974.
IN THE MATTER OF
HEARING ON ANNEXATION TO
RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DIST. # 2:
At this time the Commission set the date of May 1, 1974, at 10:00 a.m.
at the Deschutes County Courthouse Annex, Bend, Oregon, for the Hearing to
receive any protests to the proposed annexation of the following described
territory to Rural Fire Protection District #2:
All of Deschutes River Woods Subdivision as filed in Book 6 of the Record
of Plats, Deschutes County, Oregon (which Includes parts of Sections 22, 23, 24,
25, 26, 27 and 36 in T. 18 S., R. If E., W.M. and part of Sec. 19 and 30 in
T. 18 S., R. 12 E., W.M.), excluding the following portions of said Deschutes
River Woods Subdivision from said annexation: That part of said Subdivision
lying westerly of the east bank of the Deschutes River and that portion presently
included in Rural Fire Protection District # 2.
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AP
IN THE MATTER OF
LEASE WITH HUNNELL:
va 18 PAGE 5
At this time the Commission granted Deschutes County lease to Harold R.
Hunnell on property described as: A parcel of land located in the SE4' of Sec. 10
and NEk of Sec. 15, T. 15 S., R. 13 E., W.M. and more particularly described as:
Beginning at the Sk corner of Sec. 10, a brass cap in the pavement, thence N
8904111811 E., 30 feet to a point on the E right of way line of McCaffery Road
the true point of beginning; thence S 0*18142" E., 30 feet along the E right
of way line of McCaffery Road, thence N 89*41118" E., 660 feet; thence N 0*18'42"
W., 60 feet; thence S 89041118" W., 660 feet; thence S 011814211 E., 30 feet along
the E right of way line of McCaffery Road, to the true point of beginning.
Term of lease Is three years and Lessee agrees to pay $10.00 annually on .909
acres.
IN THE MATTER OF
POWER MACHINERY PERMIT:
At this time the Commission approved application for permit to operate
power driven machinery submitted by Central Oregon Pumice Company.
IN THE MATTER OF
REFUNDS OF TAXES:
At this time the Commission ordered F. C. Sholes as Tax Collector to
make the following refunds of taxes:
John F. Robinson
Fred De Groot
North Pacific Products
John Zumsteln
Avery G. Tittle
Equitable Savings & Loan
Whispering Pines Estates
Equitable Savings & Loan
Hansen & Sturza
A. J. Gemigniani
Irl Wagner
Robert Morris
Michael H. Ayers
Double Payment of Taxes
Payment on Wrong Property
Overpayment of Taxes (Order #73-745)
Tax Error Made by Assessor's Office
Overpayment of Taxes
Payment on Wrong Property
Double Payment of Taxes
Double Payment of Taxes
Overpayment of Taxes
Payment on Wrong Property
Double Payment of Taxes
Overpayment of Taxes
Overpayment of Taxes
$ 433.33
59.77
338.31
93.81
2.42
45.60
28.79
580.63
55.96
39.75
906.05
25.22
47.61
IN THE MATTER OF
APPROPRIATIONS TRANSFERS WITHIN GENERAL FUND:
At this time the Commission ordered that the following transfers of
appropriations within the General Fund be made:
$60.00 from Watermaster Personal Services, Assistant Watermaster (01-24-10A)
to Watermaster Materials and Services, Extra Help (01-24-259) as temporary
person is needed until Assistant Watermaster can be found.
$200.00 from General Health Sanitation Materials and Services, Travel
(01-26-204) to General Health Sanitation Materials and Services, Office Supplies
(01-26-201) because of increase in postage and typewriter repair.
$300.00 from Abundant Food Materials and Services, Food Costs (01-01-221)
to Abundant Food Personal Services, Stores Clerk (01-01-10C) as line item was
underbudgeted.
$64.00 from Family Counseling Materials and Services, Office Supplies
(01-22-201) to Family Counseling Materials and Services, Drugs (01-22-220) as
line item was underbudgeted.
$200.00 from Family Counseling Personal Services, Psychiatric Social
Worker (01-22-10G) to Family Counseling Personal Services, Psychologist
(01-22-10C) as there Is need for Psychologist for one more month.
$621.50 from Family Counseling Personal Services, Psychiatric Social
Worker (01-22-10G) to Family Counseling Personal Services, Mental Health
Director (01-22-10A) as extra funds are needed to cover expense of Social
Worker for screening State Hospital potential patients for whom mental hearing
petitions have been filed.
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IN THE MATTER OF
APPROPRIATIONS TRANSFERS WITHIN LIBRARY FUND:
At this time the Commission ordered that the following transfers of
appropriations within the Library Fund be made:
$26.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Repairs & Remodeling (05-53-224) to cover
unanticipated costs.
$150.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Telephone (05-53-202) as line item was
underbudgeted.
$150.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Travel (05-53-204) as travel account was
underbudgeted.
$400.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Postage (05-53-213) as extra postage is
needed in the new system for recovering overdue books.
$50.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Janitorts Supplies (05-53-229) as there
have been unanticipated Increase in cost of supplies.
$40.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Garbage (05-53-228) as there was unexpected
increase in garbage rate.
$350.00 from Library Materials and Services, Rural Services (05-53-220)
to Library Materials and Services, Xerox (05-53-241) as too much was transferred
out.
IN THE MATTER OF
APPROPRIATIONS TRANSFERS WITHIN ROAD FUND:
At this time the Commission ordered that the following transfers of
appropriations within the Road Fund be made:
$1,300.00 from Road Office Supplies (02-50-201) to Road Engineering
Supplies (02-50-240) to Increase balance amount of Engineering Supplies.
IN THE MATTER OF
PERSONNEL ACTION:
At this time the Commission approved the following personnel action:
P laced Sue Ann Youde on Library payroll as Library Assistant at $325.00
per month effective April 1, 1974.
Terminated Larry Noonkester from Road payroll effective April 2, 1974.
Placed Gary D. Clark on Watermaster payroll as Assistant Watermaster at
$693.00 per month effective April 8, 1974.
Placed Sharon Meston on Building payroll as Office Assistant at $405.00
per month effective April 15, 1974.
There being no further business, Commission session was adjourned.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS