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Commissioners Minutes

 

 October 22, 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 Treasurer Connie Kesler.  Cody Cahill from the Adams County Record was also present.

 

Whereas the following proceedings were had, to-wit:

 

Chairman Bill Brown opened the Adams County Commissioner meeting.

 

MINUTES:  Joe Holmes made a motion to approve the minutes.  Then motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

LEGION HALL:  Connie Kesler asked the Board to waive fees for the Fair and Rodeo Improvement Committee for rent of the Legion Hall.  The Board agreed to waive the fees.  Connie also brought in to the Board a detailed map on the mining claims to be sold for taxes.

 

SUPPORT LETTER FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE COLLECTION:  A letter was prepared for signature.  Joe Holmes made a motion to sign the letter.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

SAGE INVOICE:  The 2007-08 dues invoice to SAGE was reviewed.

 

NORTHERN ROCKY ECO SYSTEM:  Mike Paradis prepared a letter for the Board to sign stating the County is not in favor of a Northern Rocky Eco System Corridor.  Joe Holmes made a motion to sign the letter.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

FIRE MITGATION DATE SET:  Don Horton came in to set a date of Thursday, November 15, 2007 at 1:00 pm.  Don said he would inform all people involved.

 

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

 

MAKEUP HARASSMENT TRAINING:  A date of Wednesday, December 12, 2007 was set for makeup training for those employees who were not able to make it for the first one.

 

CODIFIED ORDINANCES:  The Clerk’s office received the codified ordinances from Sterling Codifiers.  The Board directed the Clerk to give the ordinances to Pete Johnston for review.

 

JUVENILE OFFENDERS AGREEMENT:  The agreement is to provide access to and use of the IJOS by authorized users.  Joe Holmes made a motion to sign the agreement.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

IAC INVOICE:  The line item of Industrial Litigation dues of $3,000.00 was brought up for discussion; the Clerk called IAC and was informed it is invoiced every other year.

 

ROAD & BRIDGE LEVY:  The Clerk informed the Board the cities would receive a portion of the Road & Bridge levy.

 

ROAD & BRIDGE:  Tom Glenn, Road Supervisor, came before the Board with road matters.  Tom brought up funding from LTAC.  Recycle building in New Meadows: Tom wants to know how much work the Board would like Road & Bridge to do on the project.  Work on the Bear Fire House is being done right now, it should be done on Tuesday.  The State informed Tom that the broom needed to be taken back to the State Shed.  Exeter Road will be open today sometime.

 

TRAVEL PLAN:  A date of November 1, 2007 was set for a public meeting at 6:00 pm at the Courthouse.  Notices will be created to send out and post throughout town.

 

Russ Manwaring and DEQ, Julia Achabal met regarding storm water ordinance.  Russ presented the Board with copies of other County’s ordinances for review.

 

OLD SAWMILL ROAD:  The Sheriff’s Department went out to take the private road sign down.  The deputy was told the Building Inspector and past Clerk wrote letters stating the road is private, more discussion will be held with Myron Gabbert.

 

SHERIFF MATTERS:  Scot Kump, UnderSheriff, was present to discuss matters.  The Board moved into Executive Session to discuss personnel matters.

 

Bill Brown made a request to move into Executive Session pursuant to IC 67-2345, Subsection 1(b).  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 recess the Executive Session and resume the regular meeting.

 

CANCELLATION OF TAXES:  Three pages of cancellations were presented for approval.  Karen Hatfield came in to answer any and all questions.  Mike Paradis made a motion to approve the cancellation of taxes.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

INDIGENT:  mike Paradis made a motion to sign a denial letter on Indigent Case 07-11.  The motion was seconded by Joe Holmes and passed unanimously.

 

ROSE ADVOCATES AND ADVOCATES AGAINST FAMILY VIOLENCE:  Present were Delores Larsen, Linda, Weiser Rose Advocates, Elee Coulter, Rose Advocates volunteer and Advocates Against Family Violence employees, Linda Bonds, Brenda Cameron and Trisha Combs, Judge Peart, March Combs, Scot Kump and Cody Cahill for the Adams County Record.  Bill Brown started the conversation that there has been conflict between the two agencies working within Adams County.  At the end of the meeting Delores Larson and Brenda Cameron agreed to come together to create a MOU that both parties could work with and bring to the Board for review.

 

FOREST SERVICE ROAD OBLITERATION:  Myron Gabbert, Prosecuting Attorney, Ron Hamilton and Judy Boyle with the Natural Resource Committer met with the Board.  The Board brought up a discussion of all the road closures and obliterations being done throughout our County and how the County needs to approach the issues.  A possible formation of a Coalition was discussed to create a force with other Counties to be able to have a say regarding our roads.  Myron was asked his opinion and said he did not have one at this time.  A seminar on road closures was being put on in Boise at the end of October.  Ron stated when decommissioning of roads happens it is far worse because so much material is used to obliterate the road it changes the wildlife patterns and also for the livestock.  Little Bear is slated for 18 miles of road closure and the Grays Creek area will have road closures also.  Myron will attend the seminar for further information.

 

BRUSHWACKER:  Tom Glenn came once more before the Board to ask for permission to purchase a brushwacker for Road & Bridge.  Joe Holmes made a motion to allow the purchase of the brushwacker.  The motion was seconded by Mike Paradis and passed unanimously.

 

With no further business to come before the Board the Board recesses until November 13, 2007.

 

ATTEST:__________________________            _____________________________

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

 

 


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