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MINUTES OF TOE SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING NOVEMBER 13, 1984
The San Juan County Commission met in regular session on Tuesday, November 13, 1984, at the hour of 10:00 a.m. in the San Juan County Courthouse at Monticello, Utah.
The following members were present: Commissioner Calvin Black, Chairman
Commissioner Kenneth R. Bailey Commissioner Robert Low
Minutes of the previous meeting were approved with the specified corrections on the motion of Commis-sioner Low. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Bailey and carried unanimously.
COMMISSIONER-ELECT JERRY HOLLIDAY MEETS
Commissioner-elect Jerry Holliday was also present for the Commission meeting. The Commission welcomed Commissioner-elect Holliday and reviewed some of the responsibilities of the Commission with him. The Commission authorized mileage and expenses for Commissioner-elect Holliday to attend the UAC Legislative Conference in Park City this week.
BEER LICENSE FEES DISCUSSED
Beer license fees from some of the Counties and Cities in the State were reviewed and compared with the fee charged in San Juan County. The present fee is as follows:
Class A Class B Class C Class D San Juan County $500 $750 $800 $300 State Average 100 173 308 264
The Commission also discussed a request from Jerry Baum in Mexican Hat to lower the license fee. The reasons for the fee increase effective in April 1983, was concern over alcohol related law enforce-ment costs. Also pointed out was the fact that the fees had not been changed sin 1936. Commissioner Bailey stated that the fees were used to limit the number of beer outlets instead of doing so arbitrarily and he feels that it has accomplished this. Commissioner Low stated that he feels that the cost of the license fees are to high according to the State average. Commissioner Black also reported that at the present time we are continuing more illegal alcohol into the State and County. Commissioner Low made a motion to reduce the fees to the following rates:
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Class A Class B Class C Class D San Juan County $250 $400 $400 $250 State average 100 173 308 264
Commissioner Black passed the chair to Commissioner Bailey and seconded the motion. Those voting
in favor: Commissioner Black
Commissioner Low against: Commissioner Bailey The motion carried.
HUMAM SERVICES BOARD APPOINTMENTS APPROVED
Al Haskins met with the Commission to make the following recommendation for re-appointments to the Human Services Board.
Carl Osborne
Walter Atene
Evangelina Tanner
Marsha Keele
Mary Jane Cantse
Commissioner Bailey made a motion to approve Mr. Haskins recommendations for re-appointment. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Low and carried unanimosly. The re-appointments are for a two-year term effective July 1, 1984, and will expire on July l, 1986.
RECOMMENDATION FOR STATE DIVISION OF AGING AMD ADULT SERVICES BOARD
Al Haskins recommend nominating Fern Richey to the State Division of Aging and Adult Services Board. Commissioner Bailey made a motion to support this nomination. The motion was seconded by Commissioner Low and carried unanimously.
FIELD CAMPS FOR COLLEGE STUDENTS DISCUSSED
George Lindenberg met with the Commission to request their support for his project of establishing a field camp for colleage students in the LaSal area. The Commission request Mr. Lindberg present additional information in writing.
JOINT HIGHWAY COMMITTEE MEETING ATTENDED
Commissioner Bailey reported that he attended the Joint Highway Committee Meeting in Delta last week. Commissioner Bailey reported that he seconded a motion to leave the formula for the division of $31 million in B & C road funds the same. The motion did carry but not unanimously.
Commissioner Bailey further reported that the following funds will be received in 1985:
San Juan County $1,370,720 B road funds
Blanding 42,341 C road funds
Monticello 24,891 C road funds
COUNTY ROADS DISCUSSED
Commissioner Bailey reported that the possibility of a bridge across Oljato Wash is being considered as part of a flood analysis.
GENERAL ELECTION RETURNS CANVASSED
Gail D. Johnson met with the Commission to canvas the general election returns. The final results are on the following pages:
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ELECTION General |
RESULTS FOR SAN JUAN Election November 6, |
COUNTY 1984 |
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123 |
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5 6 |
Voting Precincts 78 9 10 11 |
12 13 |
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15 |
16 17 18 19 |
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PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT |
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Reagan - Bush Mondale - Ferraro Dennis - Brownlee * Bergland - Lewis __ __ Serrette - Ross __ __ __ |
69 95 51 122 119 122 1 2 |
14 5 |
88 79 16 26 2 |
25 236 274 350 261 7 43 66 46 30 1 2 1 1 |
32 92 70 149 1 1 |
60 71 |
36 8 |
31 279 250 259 101 33 34 45 1 1 |
4 2,598 25 1,145 3 8 0 0 1 1 3 |
69 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 |
13 7 |
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Hall - Davis Mason - Zimmermann Johnson - Walton |
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U. S. REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT |
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Howard C. Nielson Bruce R. Baird D. W. Crosby |
65 85 40 105 110 100 |
13 4 |
85 66 15 26 2 |
22 207 249 338 236 8 37 67 46 37 1 1 |
30 95 65 149 1 1 |
52 71 |
27 7 |
23 267 241 253 92 34 31 36 1 |
17 2,423 8 1,055 7 |
70 30 0 |
12 7 |
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GOVERNOR AND LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR |
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Bangerter - Oveson Owens - Carpenter Brown - Moray |
56 58 40 122 150 106 1 |
13 5 |
89 73 16 30 |
23 210 245 310 205 9 63 91 88 80 3 2 |
27 79 71 162 |
52 78 |
27 12 |
20 254 214 245 97 60 74 60 1 |
3 2,255 26 1,407 7 |
61 38 0 |
13 7 |
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ATTORNEY GENERAL |
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David L. Wilkinson Joseph E. Tesch |
64 83 41 103 116 102 |
13 4 |
82 73 20 24 |
23 204 239 332 236 9 49 82 58 43 |
31 97 65 152 |
52 70 |
30 6 |
21 276 241 239 93 35 41 55 |
5 2,394 11 1,145 |
68 32 |
12 7 |
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STATE AUDITOR |
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Tom L. Allen Sterrett Neale |
56 75 41 108 119 100 |
11 6 |
78 68 22 28 |
24 200 224 331 231 7 48 83 51 44 |
31 85 64 156 |
49 75 |
27 8 |
20 254 234 222 92 45 39 60 |
3 2,276 12 1,174 |
66 34 |
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STATE TREASURER |
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Edward T. Alter Brian H. Moss |
50 64 40 113 129 101 |
11 6 |
70 65 27 31 |
24 180 215 307 222 7 63 102 74 51 |
31 81 65 164 |
46 77 |
27 8 |
22 244 222 207 93 59 52 72 |
3 2,140 13 1,316 |
62 38 |
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STATE SENATOR - DISTRICT 27 |
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Omar B. Bunnell |
118 138 105 |
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38 42 |
15 102 134 144 104 |
73 168 |
81 |
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92 107 111 132 |
12 1,750 |
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE - DISTRICT 74 ___ |
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David Adams J. Carl Osborn |
54 57 36 127 154 118 |
14 4 |
73 75 30 28 |
22 216 233 176 129 10 55 105 223 154 |
29 72 69 183 |
48 81 |
23 17 |
17 159 110 231 106 157 175 73 |
3 1,786 28 1,907 |
f 48 52 |
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ELECTION General |
RESULTS FOR SAN JUAN Election November 6, |
COUNTY 1984 |
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123 |
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Voting Precincts 7 8 9 10 11 |
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER - 4 YEAR |
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Kenneth Rone Bailey |
59 80 45 |
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65 74 |
22 194 225 294 212 |
35 90 |
61 |
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20 241 209 224 |
2 2,210 |
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'COUNTY COMMISSIONER - 2 YEAR |
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Jerry Holliday Robert R. "Bob" Low |
63 72 42 120 135 99 |
15 4 |
43 50 65 51 |
20 120 125 319 214 11 148 210 76 68 |
26 83 70 167 |
51 68 |
24 11 |
23 246 211 112 93 69 70 191 |
6 1,873 25 1,761 |
52 48 |
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NON-PARTISAN |
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Christine M. Durham Yes No |
75 35 25 9 5 10 |
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40 41 6 4 |
9 120 171 206 166 2 19 10 20 17 |
32 145 6 20 |
34 12 |
10 |
47 197 129 153 15 16 23 15 |
2 1,652 210 |
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Boyd Bunnell Yes No |
60 31 22 20 7 5 |
6 |
36 42 7 4 |
12 139 168 191 147 1 14 23 46 38 |
32 124 10 25 |
29 17 |
10 1 |
38 188 129 175 14 40 32 14 |
2 1,588 321 |
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Richard C. Davidson Yes No |
63 36 21 14 5 9 |
5 1 |
34 34 8 8 |
9 112 152 198 159 2 24 16 23 19 |
32 130 8 17 |
29 17 |
8 1 |
37 184 129 151 14 22 16 13 |
2 1,534 238 |
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SCHOOL BOARD |
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School District No. 1 Sunny Redd |
49 |
9 141 178 |
199 |
579 |
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School District No. 2 Joselyn Johnson Preston G. Nielson |
3 4 |
31 29 |
107 217 |
71 138 |
212 389 |
35 65 |
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School District No. 3 M. Dale Slade Gail A. Glover |
6 44 |
86 126 |
3 6 |
83 189 |
1 179 3 368 |
33 67 |
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School District No. 5 Walter D. Atene
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60 195 66
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Caun-Co., Incorporated Supplies/Road Dept. 62.02
Chevron, USA Incorporated Fuel/Sheriff's Dept. 12.80
City of Blanding Utilities/fc-Library 686.12
City of Monticello Utilities/M-Pool 100.00
Computerware Data Prod., Inc. MRC DTAPROD M-200 M-255 102.87
Continental Tel Co of the West Telephone charges/Communication 122.24
Elsie Dee Judge of election 52.10
Shirley A. Denetsosie Judge of election 45.00
Dove Creek Mountain Propane Propane/Cedar Point School 255.50
Betty Earley Judge of election 45.00
Carl Eisemann Travel/Travel Council 13.90
Empire Electric Assoc. Inc. Utilities/Road Shop 902.14
The Flower Shop Crown/Cnty Baby Contest 15.83
Sally Frazier Registration agent 60.00
Fern B. Frost Judge of election 45.00
Jackie Fuller Registration Agent 60.00
Gateway Chevron Supplies/Calvin Black 46.03
Geneva Pipe Co. Supplies/Road Dept. 8,567.04
Donna Giles Judge of election 45.00
Grand Tire Co., Inc. Parts/Road Dept. 635.52
Phyllis L. Heaton Judge of election 45.00
Hogie's Restaurant Travel/Sheriff's Office 6.70
Holliday Construction Co. Cold mix hauled for County 697.50
Tharla L. Holyoak Judge of election 45.00
Horsehead Hardware Supplies/Golf Course 58.29
Humphreys, Peggy Supplies/Travel Council 107.03
Donna A. Jones Judge of election 45.00
Paula Jones Judge of election 45.00
Kaman Bearing & Supply Corp. Supplies/Road Dept. 54.01
KNDN The Indian Station Advertising-Navajo/election 1,320.00
Kenz & Leslie Distributing Co. Diesel/Blanding Shop 149.75
Labruns Engineering Supplies/Recorder's Office 27.30
Nancy Lameman Judge of election/interpreter 45.00
Betty Lee Registration agent 60.00
Ruth P. Lyman Registration agent 60.00
Eloise B. Mahon Registration agent 60.00
Lorraine Mantz Judge of election 45.00
B. J. Martineau Supplies/B-Library 12.78
Nancy Martineau Judge of election 45.00
Bonnie Meyer Judge of election 45.00
Monticello Mercantile Supplies/Golf Course 81.16
Monticello Security Keys/Bluff padlock 10.00
Barbara Morris Judge of election 45.00
Betty Mosher Judge of election 45.00
Motor Parts Pro Mart Home Center Supplies/Fire Control 59.88
Mary Rose Nakai Judge of election/interpreter 45.00
Anna Marie Nat Registration agent 60.00
Neal, Helen Meals/10-84 57.00
Lucille Nez Judge of election 45.00
Office Outpost Supplies/Sheriff's Office 41.93
Claudia Orr Registration agent 60.00
Mabel June Palmer Judge of election 45.00
Douglas Pehrson Travel/bridge seminar/SLC 191.40
Mary Platero Registration agent 60.00
Karen M. Porter Registration day/election 60.00
Loretta Posey Judge of election 45.00
Professional Armaments Supplies/Sheriff's Dept. 6.00
Quality Bookstore Books/M-Library 147.59
Parley Redd's Food Town Supplies/Road Dept. 931.73
Merle Richardson Registration agent 60.00
Riverview Service Station Gas/Sheriff's Dept. 20.96
Roger's Foods 1 yr. subscription/Tribune/M-Library 108.00
Rusty Iron & Salvage Supplies/Road Dept. 331.80
S-W Parts and Supply Supplies/Road Dept. 47.94
Salt Lake Stamp Co. Supplies/Sheriff's Dept. 143.65
San Juan County Communications Repairs/Senior Citizens Dept. 210.25
San Juan County Road Dept. Repairs, gas/Aging Program 1,002.35
San Juan Record Public Notice/Goran, mtg. 6.15
San Juan County Weed & Rodent 1 gal. Roundup/M-recreation 78.00
Saveway Automotive Supplies/Road Dept. 7,623.82
Shilo Inn/S.L.C. Travel/Al Haskins 272.34
Mabel Shumway Judge of election 45.00
Southeastern Utah Health District Overpayment on building permit 20.00
Stoeger Publishing Co. Books/M-Library 27.60
Cynthia Tapaha Judge of election 45.00
Thompson, Robert C. Travel/9-84 349.32
Tire and Auto Center, Inc. Repairs/Sheriff's Dept. 5.00
Trailside General Store Supplies/Sheriff's Dept. 16.16
Utah's Canyonlands Belgian TV Crew/Travel Council 1,579.27
Utah Dept. of Transportation SJC maps/Road Dept. 61.00
Utah Navajo Industries Supplies/Road Dept. 126.16
Utah State Dept. of Social Service Emergency Assistance 10,960.17
Utah State Library Books/B-Library 9.86
Utah State University UMC 49 Travel for Helen Neal/10-84 444.78
Wester Office Products Supplies/Travel Council 3.94
H.W. Wilson Co. Readers guide/B-Library 50.00
Elizabeth Wright Judge of election 45.00
Betty Sampson Yazzie Registration agent 40.00
Mary Jane Yazzie Judge of election 55.10
Mike Young, Incorporated Parts/Road Dept. 67.28
There being no further business at this tine the meeting adjourned at approximately 2:45 p.m.
Commissioner Calvin Black, Chairman Carol T. Hoggard, Deputy Clerk
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ELECTION RESULTS FOR SAN JUAN COUNTY General Election November 6, 1984 Voting Precincts 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20Total Percer |
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PROPOSITIONS #1 Tangible Personal Property Tax Exemption For 71 86 67 8 27 41 6 93 126 169 106 49 151 76 30 39 119 137 117 5 1f537 47 Aqainst 86 89 49 7 70 56 25 162 183 193 162 38 81 65 10 28 182 126 169 24 1,808 .53 #2 Legislative Sessions Ammendments For 97 103 96 7 59 42 8 162 193 223 167 43 161 82 25 46 199 183 175 11 2,095 65 Against 44 56 12 6 39 51 19 91 111 117 93 38 53 56 10 16 99 76 99 18 1,108 35 #3 Judicial Article Revision For 72 93 71 3 40 46 9 102 127 194 127 41 144 65 22 44 159 140 141 13 1,662 54 Against 59 61 38 9 50 43 20 134 164 133 127 40 68 74 12 17 128 102 124 15 1,426 46 #4 State School Fund Amendments For 90 114 83 7 43 52 14 143 185 239 166 50 199 95 26 40 176 170 182 16 2,104 66 Against 60 49 22 6 48 39 14 104 106 104 94 40 26 45 10 22 115 78 96 14 1,096 34 #5 Right- to Bear Arms Amendment For 95 112 72 10 82 73 20 189 232 296 192 41 164 86 29 44 224 217 200 14 2,402 71 Against 67 62 34 6 18 32 11 72 86 78 84 48 61 51 11 17 80 57 88 17 988 29 INITIATIVE PROPOSAL A Cable T.V. Decency Act ___ For ________ 50 68 44 7 49 30 7 101 111 178 165 28 115 60 5 33 162 145 141 8 1,515 45 Against 104 117 57 10 48 68 24 160 206 200 113 61 112 81 36 35 149 128 147 23 1,888 55 COMMISSION DISTRICTING PROPOSAL Yes 95 110 97 13 50 57 15 126 163 229 183 55 167 53 28 71 185 180 161 17 2,068 64 Mo 52 62 27 2 49 31 13 110 135 110 82 39 50 88 8 27 101 67 108 5 1,170 36 |
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No of Persons" Votinq "" 214 231 201 19 108 108 32 284 355 406 293 120 281 145 44 142 324 291 314 33 3,945 |
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No: of Persons Registered 328 449 360 21 128 140 40 377 445 528 415 206 417 198 52 295 464 380 455 51 5,849 ---- -57, |
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# PRECINCT # PRECINCT 1 Bluff 11 South West Blanding I hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, 2 Montezuma Creek 12 Mexican Hat true and correctt transcript of the returns of 3 Aneth 13 Olijato the General Election held in San Juan County, 4 Cedar Point 14 Naya3o Mountain State of Utah on November 6, 1984 5 Ucolo 15 Halls Crossing |
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$ La Sal — ------------------ 16 Red Mesa 7 Spanish Valley 17 South East Blanding Gail I Johnson, San Juan County Clerk 0 M j.u M i-l 11.*. 18 North East Blanding |
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8 North Monticello 18 NotLli EasL Blandiny 9 South Monticello 19 Central Monticello .....If North West Blanding 29 White Mesa GIBSON DOME SITE VISITS) |
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Commissioner Low reported that he met with Lou Ventru and Jeff Williams from the D.O.E. to tour the Gibson Dome site last week. Mr. Williams indicated that San Juan County is intitled to receive a grant from the DOE and to use some of the State funds received from the DOE. MONTICELLO SWIMMING POOL DISCUSSED |
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Commissioner Bailey reported that he met with Sue Halliday, Heidi Redd and Doug Whipple to discuss the needed improvements at the Monticello Swimming Pool. A.O.G. BOARD MEETING IN PRICE ATTENDED |
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Commissioner Black reported that he attended the local A.O.G. Board meeting yesterday in Price. Among the topics discussed was possibly extending Interstate 163 to Kanab, State PILT and integral vista. SANM KLEMM MEETS |
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Sam Klemm, Staff Assistant to Senator Garn and Congressman Nielson, met with the Commission to report he is being transferred to Provo. Mr. Klemm introduced Sue Cook who will be replacing him in this area. PUBLIC HEARING RE: BLUFF SPECIAL SERVICE DISTRICT |
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A public hearing was held at 2:00 p.m. to discuss the establishment of a special service district in Bluff for the sewer and water system. The following representatives from Bluff were present. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffery Anderson Gene Foushee Mr. Foushee reported that he is opposed to the establishment of a special service district because he feels the expense will override the benefits. Mr. & Mrs. Anderson stated that they feel the establishment of a district will upgrade Bluff. The Commission proposed that they consider re-incorporating Bluff as a city which would give them the benefit of state and other revenue. The petition was withdrawn until December 5th at which time a public meeting to discuss these proposals will be held in Bluff at the Community Center at 7:00 p.m. COMMUNICATIONS ENGINEER MEETS |
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Milt Rose, Communications Engineer, met with the Commission to discuss the television translator in Bluff. The lease with the B.L.M. for the translator site is due for renewal. Mr. Rose will meet with the BLM to determine whether the lease should be renewed. Mr. Rose requested clarification regarding billing individual departments for time, service and supplies required for that department. The Commission stated that each department should be billed for any expense incurred in relationship to necessary reparis and supplies. BILLS APPROVED FOR PAYMENT |
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Aba jo Electric Cabinets/new Pro Shop 4,700.00 Aba jo Petroleum, Inc. Fuel/Road Dept. 847.85 Walter Atine Human Services mtg. 75.60 Bessie Bailey Judge of election 45.00 John Baker Travel/fire Control 64.47 Dolores G. Bayles Judge of election 45.00 Carolyn Black Judge of election 45.00 Sandra Black Judge of election 45.00 Black Oil Company Diesel/Road Dept. 17,871.15 Blanding Home Center Supplies/B-Library 3.90 Blue Mountain Foods Dinners/Mont icello jail 1,297.30 Annie Cantsee Judge of election 45.00 |
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Car Care Center Propane/Road Dept. 120.80 Gate Equipment Company Bolt/Road Dept. 10.79 |