MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS' MEETING HELD ON MAY 18, 1959 at 10 A. M.

Meeting opened with all Commissioners and Clerk present.

MEMBERS OF SCHOOL BOARD MEET WITH BOARD TO DISCUSS MEDICAL FACILITIES

Zenos L. Black and Kenneth Summers, Members of the School Board, met with the Commissioners to discuss the Medical Program within the County. The matter was discussed and the following were determined:

1. That a Medical Committee be appointed to represent all concerned.

2. That the amount that the State will furnish is 40cents per capita.

3. That we move slowly to take over the program as suggested by the tate.

4. That we hire two nurses now and hire a sanitarian later as needs and funds are available.

5. That we request the State Board of Health to hire two nurses in the County on the same basis as the previous program. (State 40 %, School 30%, County 30%)

6. That we use local doctors on a consultant basis.

7. That the County and School Board write to the State Board of Health that they hire two nurses fox San Juan County on the same basis as the previous program.

CITY MANAGER REQUESTS THE COUNTY TO PASS A SALES TAX ORDINANCE

Homer Chandler, City Manager of Monticello, met with the Board to request that the County Accept the Sales Tax Ordinance as passed by the State Legislature. He stated that Monticello was desirous of participating in a Sales Tax and that City Officials of Blanding had expressed the same desire to him. He asked the County to Adopt a sales tax immediately so that the cities could then adopt the ordinance. He further stated that he would like the County to stipulate into the ordinance that the County reimburse the city the taxes collected adjacent to cities by businesses using city utilities.

No action was taken on the above request and the matter will be taken under advisement. NO SOLICITING NOTICES TO BE POSTED IN COURT HOUSE

By unanimous consent notices of non- soliciting are to be posted in the Court House. BIDS RECEIVED FOR SEWER INSTALLATION AT NEW HOSPITAL SITE

This was the hour of 2 P. M. which was previously set for receiving and opening bids for construction of a sewer line to the site of the new hospital. Two bids were submitted and are as follows:

MONTICELLO PLUMBING AND HEATING

May 18, 1959

San Juan County Commissioners Monticello, Utah

Gentlemen:

We propose to lay the 6" sewer to the San Juan County Hospital under the following conditions for the following amount.

We will furnish all materials and labor to install a sewer (approximately 650') to the new County Hospital, using wedgelock pipe and one manhole, for a total of $1475.00.

ALTERNATE #1

We will install clay tile pipe instead of wedgelock for $1560.00.

ALTERNATE # 2

We will install John-Manville transite sewer pipe instead of wedgelock for $1650.00.

Respectively submitted, Monticello Plumbing & Heating Co. Paul E. Strong

BROWN PLUMBING AND HEATING

Iron Fireman Coal, Gas and Oil Burning Equipment

56 South First West

Payson, Utah

April 13, 1959

San Juan County Board & Monticello City Monticello, Utah

Gentlemen:

We will run the 6" tile sewer as explained to us including the manhole in the street where the hospital connects, and running to the present sewer one block east.

Complete for the sum of $1,890.00.

Yours truly,

David Brown

Brown Plumbing & Heating Co.

If you would like John Mansville Pipe the price would be $1,970.00

Cemant Pipe $2,050.00.

To be installed as soon as possible.

Wayne Brown

A motion was made by Commissioner Hazleton, seconded by Commissioner Bartell, and unanimously carried, that the bid of Monticello Plumbing & Heating in the amount of $1475.00, and for wedgelock type sewer pipe, be accepted and awarded to the Monticello Plumbing & Heating Co.(It is understood that anyone who joins on the same sewer line will pay proportionately.)

Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Meeting adjourned.

Ada Palmer, Clerk Wm. C. Walton, Chairman of Board