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Commissioners Minutes

 

 September 10, 2007

 

The Board of Adams County Commissioners met this day with the following present:  Chairman Bill Brown, Commissioners Mike Paradis and Joe Holmes, Clerk Sherry Ward and Fran Villano, Adams County Record.

 

Whereas the following proceedings were had, to-wit:

 

Chairman Bill Brown opened the Adams County Commissioners meeting.

 

Present was Dave Klaw, Weed Supervisor, and Fred Glemser, Adams County Real Estate.

 

MINUTES:  Joe Holmes made a motion to approve the minutes of the August 27, 2007 meeting.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

CLAIMS:  Mike Paradis made a motion to approve the claims as presented.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

WEED DEPARTMENT:  Dave Klaw, Weed Supervisor, gave an update of what he has used the ISDA money for and that he would like to use what is left over to buy herbicides for next year.  Commissioner Brown asked if Dave could look into spraying down at the County Park on the Little Salmon River.

 

COUNTY HEALTH CLINIC:  Fred Glemser came before the Board asking for help from the County for getting the East Fork Ditch water shares diverted down to the Hospital.  The Board stated the County could help digging the ditch for the pipe.

 

TAX DEED HEARING:  Connie Kesler, Treasurer, presented a date for the Tax Deed Hearing for September 17, 2007 at 1:30 p.m.  The Board said that would be okay and that Commissioners Holmes and Paradis would be there.

 

PAY PORT ACCESS:  Connie Kesler, Treasurer, presented an agreement for the Board to sign authorizing the County to process payments through Pay-Port.  Joe Holmes made a motion to sign the agreement.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

SHERIFF MATTERS:  Rich Green, Sheriff, met to discuss Sheriff matters.  The Board and Sheriff Green signed the cooperative agreement with the Forest Service. 

 

PACKER JOHN PARK:  The Board expressed the park is to be a day-use only.  The Board asked Sheriff Green to remove the transits from the park.

 

METAL DETECTOR:  Sheriff Green advised the Board of the need to upgrade the metal detector.

 

CITY OF NEW MEADOWS AGREEMENT:  Sheriff Green brought up several issues within the agreement.

 

ROAD & BRIDGE:  Tom Glenn, Road Supervisor, met to discuss matters.  Bill Brown asked Tom to check into the installation of the power poles on South End Road in New Meadows.  The Board gave Tom authority to purchase gravel before the prices go up.  At the South end of Indian Valley the price was $4.15 per ton for crushed rock.  Tom told the Board the Federal Material Analysts would be here in October to review the Council/Cuprum Road starting at the Greenwood residence all the way into Bear.

 

PERSONNEL ISSUES:  Tom Glenn being present, Bill Brown made a request to move into Executive Session pursuant to IC 67-2345, subsection 1(b).  Bill called for a roll call vote.  Joe Holmes voted to move into Executive Session.  Mike Paradis voted to move into Executive Session.  Bill Brown voted to move into Executive Session.

 

Mike Paradis made a motion to adjourn the Executive Session and resume the regular meeting.

 

RECYCLING CENTER:  Mike Paradis stated Nello Jenkins would be retiring on September 25, 2007.  Melvin Jenkins came before the Board stating he would like to replace Nello.  The Board said they would make a decision soon.

 

LEGAL MATTERS:  Myron Gabbert, Prosecuting Attorney, met to discuss legal matters.  The Board asked Myron his opinion on the Yantis Rock Pit.  A complaint will be drawn up from Myron and signed by Commissioner Bill Brown.  Sheriff Rick Green joined the meeting.  Myron gave an update on the sign issues on the Old Sawmill Road.  The other issue is the Sawmill Road located off the Council/Cuprum Road; Myron said he would be looking into the issue.  Garrett Knight’s property, Myron is drafting the proper paper work.  Travel Plan: Mike Paradis asked Myron to look into what the County can do legally.  Myron was given the Idaho Block Grant contract for the old Courthouse and ZGA Architect contract for review.  Myron later came back before the Board stating the Block Grant contract was fine but the ZGA Architect contract is in question.  The Clerk will call the Grant Administrator and discuss the concerns.

 

A-Z STORAGE:  A-Z Storage has requested a variance for 40-foot increase within the storage complex.  The Board reviewed the proposed variance.  Mike Paradis made a motion to allow the variance.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

COUNTY BUDGET:  A cost of living increase of 3.2% and Resolution 2007-10 for Fiscal Year 2007-08 was presented to the Board for approval.  Mike Paradis made a motion to sign Resolution 2007-10 and approve the cost of living increase.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

DUPLICATE WARRANT:  Employee Sue Warner was mailed her payroll check and never received the check.  Mike Paradis made a motion to sign issuance of duplicate check.  The motion was seconded by Bill Brown and passed unanimously.

 

IDAHO BLOCK GRANT-OLD COURTHOUSE:  The Board was presented the contract for the grant.  The contract was reviewed by Myron Gabbert, Prosecuting Attorney, and was found satisfactory.  Joe Holmes made a motion to sign the contract.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

LAKESHORE DISPOSAL:  Adam Johnson came before the Board to discuss the increase of rates.  Bill stated he has not had a chance to look over the County agreement and would like some more time.  The Clerk asked Adam if Lakeshore is getting rid of the 3-yd dumpsters.  Adam said Lakeshore will not be getting rid of the 3-yd dumpster.  Adam asked the Board if Lakeshore still has an exclusive agreement with the County.  Bill stated our contract is with Lakeshore.  The Fire Incident Center has asked for an outside vendor to come into the incident area and haul garbage out of the County.  Adam stated the County is losing out on revenue.  The Board was not aware of another vendor coming into the area.

 

INDIGENT MATTERS.  Bill Brown made a request for Executive Session pursuant to IC 67-2345, subsection 1(d).  Bill called for a roll call vote.  Joe Holmes voted to move into Executive Session.  Mike Paradis voted to move into Executive Session.  Bill Brown voted to move into Executive Session.

 

Mike Paradis made a motion to adjourn the session and resume the regular meeting.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

Mike Paradis made a motion to sign indigent cases #07-04, 07-06, 07-07, 07-09 and 07-10.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

WOODY BIOMASS:  Pete and Elaine Johnston were present to update the Board on issues.  Pete said he would be reporting just monthly from this point.  Pete stated every grant applied for has been awarded.

 

ZGA ARCHITECTS:  Mike Paradis made a motion to sign the contract for ZGA Architects.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

CERTIFICATION OF COUNTY LEVIES:  The County levies for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2007-08 were reviewed.  Joe Holmes made a motion to approve the levies.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

With no further business to come before the Board the Board recessed until September 24, 2007.

 

ATTEST:_________________________      _____________________________

              Sherry Ward, Clerk of the Board        Bill Brown, Chairman of the Board

 

 


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