SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSION MINUTES AUGUST 22, 1988
The regular meeting of the San Juan County Commission convened at 10:00 A.M. at the San Juan County Courthouse in Monticello, Utah.
Commissioners Present: Calvin Black
Kenneth Bailey Mark Maryboy
A motion to approve the minutes of August 15, 1988 as corrected was made by Commissioner Maryboy and seconded by Commissioner Bailey. UNANIMOUS.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT RICK BAILEY'S REPORT
Halls Crossing Airport - Barbara Johnson of the FAA indicated that the FAA portion of the EIS has been completed. They have sent fill-in-the-blank pages to the BLM and Park Service for their portion. As soon as they get that back it will be ready for publication. Ms. Johnson stated that they have received the one from the BLM but the Park Service has problems locating site #3. They have been sent a map but they still cannot find the site. They will not complete their part of the EIS until they can visually go out and walk that site. Ms. Johnson suggested that someone from the County contact J.D. Sweat and go over the location with him. The Park Service has promised to have the information back by the 30th of September. In the event they do, the draft stage will be completed by the 30th of October. Ms. Johnson would like to have the County really review the economic and social impacts the EIS will address as she doesn't feel the Park Service will give a fair and adequate response to those areas. Administrative Assistant Rick Bailey will ask someone from the county engineers office to contact Mr. Sweat and go look at site #3.
Monticello Library/Truck Damage - Administrative Assistant Rick Bailey reported that the damage at the Monticello Library caused by a runaway truck would run about $700. The truck hit a tree that may kill it and hit a corner of the retaining wall as it goes down the stairs as well as some damage to the sprinklers. The insurance company of the trucking company has been notified
but has not responded to the claims. A proposal for the repairs has been received and approval given to proceed with the work.
Bureau of Land Management Meeting - State BLM Director James Parker will be in Monticello Thursday, August 25th at 3:00 P.M. and has requested a meeting with the County Commissioners at the BLM office.
CURRENT BUSINESS
Road 415 - Steve Pehrson reported that road #415 by Richard Yanito's is in very bad condition and needs grading. That road will have shale put on it as soon as the pit is approved by the Navajo Tribe. Mr. Pehrson said he had a grader he would be willing to use on the road if the County would furnish the fuel. A proposal was presented to that effect.
Blanding Health Committee - Rayburn Jack and Donna Singer, representing the Blanding Health Committee, met to update the Commission as to concerns of the committee. Their first concern was in regard to the impact the proposed tax initiative would have on health care. The committee is opposed to the initiatives and would like to hold some public meetings to inform people from a health practice standpoint what the tax initiatives would do if they were passed. The second area of concern is the possible formation of a hospital service district and how the funds could solidify the hospital program. If funds are drastically cut by any of the measures currently facing the County a hospital district would help the health care program. The third area the committee is working on is the possibility of giving help to the County in the selection of a management company for the San Juan County Hospital. Mr. Jack felt that possibly he and Steve Palmer were qualified to answer any questions the Hospital Board may have in regard to the various proposals. The fourth area of concern is the possibility of Dr. James Redd returning to practice in the Blanding area. Mr. Jack indicated that Dr. Nichols and Dr. Redd have reached a verbal agreement on all of the procedures that would be required if Dr. Redd were to return to the area. Dr. Redd requested that the committee contact the Commissioners to see if they would consider an up front cost of $10,000 that would include help with the cost of moving and setting up practice in Blanding. Dr. Redd, along with Dr. Nichols, is willing to assume part of the debt that has been accrued with the purchase of Dr. MacNeill's accounts receivable. Chairman Black expressed appreciation for the report and Mr. Jack's willingness to help with the selection of a management company that would meet the hospital's needs. Mr. Black indicated that the Commission does not have the authority to act on areas concerning the San Juan County Health Care Board. The Commission felt it would be very worthwhile to have public meetings to inform the public about the tax initiatives but felt that local business people and others would have a greater influence on the public than the Cortmission would have because many people view public officials as being self-serving. Mr. Black also indicated that Dr. Val Jones has also expressed a desire to practice in the Blanding area but he felt that the area probably could not support three doctors so the residents may have to make a choice between Dr. Redd and Dr. Jones if they are both serious about coming to the area.
San Juan County Hospital - Sue Morrell met with the Commission to give them a breakdown of the applicants for management of the hospital. Hospital Administrator John Fellmeth highlighted those board chairmen he felt the board should contact for further inquiries. Ms. Morrell also asked if the board would be available for a hospital board meeting on August 30th.
Beer License/Silver Dollar Bar - County Clerk Gail Johnson reported that Bill Jenkins, owner of the Silver Dollar Bar, died last spring but the bar has continued to operate on his beer license. Mrs. Johnson has talked with County Attorney Craig Halls about the propriety of allowing the bar to operate as the license does not transfer to another individual. Mr. Jenkins1 son, Bill Jenkins Jr, has been appointed personal representative for the estate. Mr. Halls recommended that the County should wait until the matter is resolved in the Probate Court. Bill Jenkins Jr. also met with the Commission and requested permission to keep the bar open until September 7th when the matter will come before the court. At that time the family will decide whether or not to keep the bar open. If they decide to keep the bar open they will apply for a new license. The Commission approved the request.
Primary Election Workers - County Clerk Gail Johnson recommended that the following people be approved as workers for the Primary Election:
Bluff: Ann Baum, Rosalie Goldman and Nell Johnson with Ernest Sampson as interpreter.
Montezuma Creek: Elsie Dee, Primrose Phillips and Pamela McCart with Inez Burke as interpreter. Aneth: Ernestine Connie, Elsie Billie and Daisy Todachene with Roxanne Todachene as interpreter. Cedar Point: Pat Breedlove, Minnie Gidcumb and Sarah Carhart. Ucolo: Rachel Richardson and Vicki Nebeker. LaSal: Merline S. Kyle, Paula Garcia and Verna R. Louderback. Spanish Valley: Kathy Cresswell, Lorraine Tangren and Darlene Sommoerville.
North Monticello: Clara Mae Hatch, LaRaine Redd and Vernetta Sonderegger.
South Monticello: Ann Palmer, Hortense Rice and Anna L. Broderick.
NW Blanding: Adell Lovell, Claudia Orr and Terry Palmer.
SW Blanding: Peggy Lyman, Eloise Mahon and Shari Mexican with Lula Katso as
the interpreter for the two south Blanding precincts.
Mexican Hat: Verna Jean Clark and Vonnie Mueller with Kathryn Rock as the interpreter. Oljato: Betty Dandy, Sue Ann Chief and Harry Nez or Glee Bedoni with Gregory
Holiday and/or Harry Nez as interpreters. Navajo Mountain: Theresa James, Jack Chief and Lorraine King with Marietta King
and Kenneth Miles as interpreters.
Halls Crossing: Karen Porter, Donna Johnson and Julie Carothers. Red Mesa: Lucille Nez, Priscilla Topaha and Cynthia Topaha with interpreter Doris
Tsinnigginnie.
SE Blanding: Elizabeth Wright, Kay Jones and Mabel June Palmer.
NE Blanding: Paula Jones, Dolores Bayles and Francell Blickenstaff with interpreter Nancy Tso. Central Monticello: Iris J. Barton, Fern Frost and Tharla Holyoak. White Mesa: Shirley Denetsosie, Loretta Posey and Mary Jane Yazzie with Barbara Morris as
interpreter.
A motion to approve the recommendation of County Clerk Gail Johnson was made by Commissioner Maryboy and seconded by Commissioner Kenneth Bailey. UNANIMOUS.
Mrs. Johnson indicated that she is looking to use either the optical scanner or punch card voting machines in the 1990 election.
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Area Aging Program - Don Gallegos of the State Agency for Aging met with the commission to talk about some of the areas of administration, etc. of the elderly people of the County. Mr. Gallegos reviewed some national statistics for the elderly but indicated that the State of Utah follows very similarly to the national statistics. Sane additional information was given to the Commission for their perusal. Mr. Gallegos also reviewed how the programs are administered. The U.S. Congress provided for the states to have state units on aging. The money comes from the federal government to the state and then divided down into the twelve area agencies of aging within the state for services to be provided to the individuals. Mr. Gallegos indicated that the federal government pays for about 44% of the programs administered in the state with approximately 28% of the programs are paid by the counties and 20% being paid by the individuals themselves. He felt that many of the areas of service that will provided in the future for the aging will be of the home service nature.
San Juan County Audit Report - Ted Stagg of Stagg & Associates and Kay Anderson of Anderson & Peterson & Co. P.C. met with the Cortmission to report on the 1987 audits made on both the San Juan County Health Care funds and all of the financial affairs of the County. Mr. Stagg presented, the report for the Health Care funds. The funds of the hospital and other health care entities, the ambulance fund, have been properly recorded and properly accounted for. The books and records were in order and an unqualified opinion was issued on the health care funds of the County. The Medicare cost report was filed prior to the end of May with an additional amount of $60,000 worth of reimbursement requested from the Medicare program. Mr. Stagg indicated that a management letter has been given to Hospital Administrator John Fellmeth with some suggestions in terms of better management of the accounts receivable in the hospital. Mr. Stagg felt that there was an unusually high number of bad debts as there was $734,000 worth of unpaid medical bills owed to the hospital as of January 1, 1988 which is approximately half of the work that was done at the hospital last year. The difficulties encountered in the San Juan County Hospital are the same as any other rural hospital with the decrease of the patient load. As the patient load goes down in a hospital, the cost per patient day increases. Mr. Stagg stated that he was convinced that the hospital could operate at a break-even level if (1) sufficient charges are made to cover the cost of the services and (2) to participate in the swing bed program and caring for some long-term nursing care type patients at the hospital.
Mr. Anderson reported on the audit of the County and the opinion on the financial statements they rendered is an unqualified opinion, indicating that the financial statements of the County do present the results of operation and the financial condition of the County for the year ended 1987. Mr. Anderson reviewed the management letter with the Commissioners. The letter contained recommendations for things which they felt could be improved upon in the record keeping process and management of the County. 1. Monthly financial statements including financial reports comparing budgeted and actual expenditures which would allow for more effective management of the affairs of the County. 2. Revenues and expenditures of each federal or state program be identified separately in the accounts of the County. Matching funds should also be specifically identified by program. 3. San Juan County take the steps necessary to increase the level of technical accounting knowledge needed within the accounting system. 4. The County Cortmissioners have management and policy responsibility for the County. The Commission should review and approve investments made or being considered by the county treasurer. Such review could be done with the review of monthly financial statements. Adding this level of review of County investments will better safeguard county funds. The Cortmission informed Mr. Anderson that we had been previously advised by previous county attornies that the treasurer had the sole authority and responsibility for making investments.
Chairman Black expressed appreciation for the reports and the candid comments in the management letters.
Sheriff's Department - Sheriff Claude Lacy reported there is one more dispatcher ready to be hired for the Sheriff's Department. She will not be needed until a couple of months prior to moving in the new jail facility which is anticipated the first of 1989. Chairman Black stated that until the tax initiative issue is resolved, it would be better to wait on hiring any new employees.
Weight Variance/Ralph Dunn - Ralph Dunn is hauling ore for Rio Algom and had been granted a weight variance on a County road from the DOT for that purpose. When his permit ran out he received a ticket from the Highway Patrol for overweight. Chairman Black indicated that he had written a letter to the DOT requesting an extension on the time and felt that the ticket should be dismissed.
COMMSSIONER CALVIN BLACK'S REPORT
AOG Meeting - Conniissioner Black attended an AOG meeting Friday where commissioners from rural southern counties were invited to talk about extra resources to help review and comment on government management plans and other public lands issues. The group was responsive to that; however, it was discussed that the Utah Association of Counties is already being paid for those services. When Mark Walsh was hired as a public lands specialist in 1977, all of the counties that were getting PILT payments agreed to pay to the Utah Association of Counties an additional amount over their regular dues of three quarters of 1% of the equivalent amount of money received in PILT payments. Two of the commissioners, namely, Jerry Lewis from Washington County and Jimmy Reidhead from Uintah County were going to look into that and advise UAC and the board that the rural counties either wanted a full-time public lands specialists to work on these issues or take the option of hiring another person for that. Commissioner Merlin Ashman from Sevier County and Conmissioner Lewis are going to talk to recently retired BLM district managers who have been strong multiple use proponents to see if they would have an interest in working on these issues on a consulting or part time basis.
Moab BLM District Advisory Council - Conmissioner Black made the recommendation that Ralph Coates,
provided that he is eligible, Sue Halliday, Keel Johnson and Scott Truman be reappointed to the Moab BLM District Advisory Council. A motion to approve the recommendation was made by Commissioner Bailey and seconded by Commissioner Maryboy. UNANIMOUS.
Recapture Lodge - A letter has been received from Recapture Lodge and Pioneer House thanking the Commissioners for the fogger and the access at Clay Hills.
Aneth Chapter Resolution - A resolution has been received from the Aneth Chapter
requesting that the County upgrade roads 404, beginning at the Texaco turnoff and extending on to the Cahone Mesa and portions of 407, 461 and 460, beginning north of the BIA Day School and ending near the Colorado state line. Commissioner Bailey will follow through with the request.
Utah Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations - A notice has been received from Michael Christensen on the first annual Fiscal Summit Conference which the Utah Advisory Council on Intergovernmental Relations is sponsoring on Friday, August 26 from 9:00 - 4:00.
Recreation Department - A letter has been received from a number of Monticello residents registering a complaint against the Recreational Department who is in charge of the Monticello Swimming Pool. They have all purchased a season pass but cannot use it as the water is too cold. They are requesting the help of the Commissioners as they would like to be able to use the pool until it closes.
Comnissioner Bailey said because of the clouds and rain lately the solar system has not been able to heat the water and the glazing is in need of repair to make it more efficient. Commissioner Black suggested that a solar blanket would help keep the heat in the water over night and the pool ought to be maintained so that the public can use the pool.
COMMISSIONER KENNETH BAILEY'S REPORT
W.W. Clyde Construction/Gravel - W.W. Clyde Construction has been upgrading the road north of Monticello and has some rejects and 1/2 inch gravel left over they would like disposed of as they are about to move their batch plant out. They said they would haul the 1/2 inch gravel from Blanding and mix it with road oil and stockpile it for the County for $10 a ton. Commissioner Bailey was concerned about the possibility of an area on the state right-of-way where they could stockpile the material. The area where the plant is has been leased until the first of September. Commissioner Black will talk to Curtis Jones to see if an extension can be obtained to stockpile the material at the site. County Engineer Doug Pehrson said it would be worth it if it can be done for under $20 a ton and the County can use up to 3,000 tons. Carmissioner Bailey will call W.W. Clyde Construction to have than go ahead and haul the gravel from Blanding and mix it with road oil.
Hart's Draw Road - A motion to approve the payment of $45,360.90 to Crowley Construction for work completed on the Hart's Draw road was made by Carmissioner Bailey and seconded by Commissioner Maryboy. UNANIMOUS. County Engineer Doug Pehrson reported that Crowley Construction is doing an excellent job with the road and is very conscientious. Another project of approximately two miles is being planned for next year. The engineering has been completed on a portion of that area. Commissioner Bailey felt that the completion of that road would be very advantageous for the Monticello area.
Tannery Proposal - Carmissioner Bailey reported that Monticello has sent the proposal for the tannery to the Community Impact Board and will be meeting with the board on September 1st.
Monticello Cemetery Road - The DOE has been hauling overload materials on the Monticello Cemetery road resulting in considerable damage. However the road wasn't in very good shape prior to their using the road. The Commission felt it was County responsibility to set weight limits on roads that are going to be used for hauling heavy loads but if that hasn't been done the County would be responsible for the repairs.
Blanding Senior Citizens Building - Commissioner Bailey will give Administrative Assistant Rick Bailey the information on electric powered vehicles for use in the Blanding Senior Citizens Building. An estimate of $25,000 was given for the installation of an elevator.
Road Department Party - All of the road department employees have been asked to furnish various types of food for the party to be held on August 27th. They have requested that the Commissioners furnish the meat. Chairman Black indicated he would be willing to help.
Trucks for Hauling - Commissioner Bailey reported the road department is having a difficult time getting enough trucks to haul gravel for County road projects. An ad will be run in the paper asking for additional trucks that anyone may have.
San Juan County Road Foreman - Doug Garner wrote a letter asking to be considered for the position of road foreman. He did not find out about the opening early enough and is requesting additional time to prepare an application. The Commission felt that as the screening process has not begun it would be okay to accept additional applications.
Hart's Draw Road/Gravel Crushing - The following agreement was presented for the crushing of gravel for the Hart's Draw road:
AGREEMENT
THIS AGREEMENT made and entered into this 16th day of August, 1988, by and between SAN JUAN COUNTY, a body corporate and politic, hereafter known as COUNTY, and JERRY HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION, P.O. Box 502, Blanding, Utah, hereafter HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION.
COUNTY and HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION mutually agree as follows:
1. Parties shall comply with all special provisions contained in Specification for Crushing Gravel, Hart Draw Gravel Pit, attached hereto and by this reference made a part hereof.
2. HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION agrees to furnish to COUNTY and COUNTY agrees to pay for said crushing and delivery pursuant to the below mentioned specifications not less than 15,000 cubic yards at the price of $4.50 per cubic yard.
Sieve % Passing
1" 100
3/4" 70-98
No. 4 36-60
No. 8 25-47
No. 30 12-31
No. 200 3-12
3. HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION shall remove the overburden and stockpile it to the satisfaction of the San Juan County Engineer.
4. COUNTY shall pay for 90% of the gravel crushed upon completion of the project. At that time, upon acceptance COUNTY will pay HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION the remaining 10%. Payments to all subcontractors and employees shall be paid by HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION before the 10% is paid by COUNTY.
5. COUNTY will perform gradation tests and keep HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION informed of the results. The COUNTY will reject any material not meeting these gradation requirements.
6. COUNTY will pay HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION based on the material measured in the Stockpile by County Engineer.
7. COUNTY will rehabilitate the pit at a later date.
8. Crushing will be completed 30 working days being from the 29th day of August, 1988.
9. No bond, either Bid or Performance is required. SIGNED and AGREED to the date first above setforth.
SAN JUAN COUNTY: HOLIDAY CONSTRUCTION:
By; /s/ Calvin Black_______ By: /s/ Jerry Holiday_______
A motion to approve the agreement was made by Carmissioner Kenneth Bailey and seconded by Commissioner
Maryboy. UNANIMOUS.
COMMISSIONER MARK MARYBOY' S REPORT
Payroll Increases/Library Employees - A request has been received for salary increases of $50 per month for Rufina Romero and Gaylen Schaugaard, custodians at the Monticello Library, and $100 for Gary Martineau, custodian of the Blanding Library. Administrative Assistant Rick Bailey was asked to review the requests to see if they are equitable with recent increases given all county employees.
Road Meeting/Utah Chapter Presidents - Commissioner Maryboy reported that on September 6, most of the chapter presidents on the Utah portion of the Navajo Reservation will be attending the monthly road meeting to review the maintenance of the roads on the reservation.
BILLS APPROVED FOR PAYMENT
Baxter R. benally umpire Softball games 25.00
Callaghan & Company supplies labor and empl 43.55
City Market, Inc. pictures sheriffs department 13.21
Colorado Kenworth Inc. supplies road department 25.02
Don's Welding & Metal Shop repairs recreation department 83.28
The Economics Press, Inc. subscription clerks office 25.63
Fabrics Plus supplies library (B) 43.50
Flowers Honey Pots invoice no. 1940,1941,1815 129.00
Grand County Sheriff service fees hospital 5.25
Gray Automotive Products Co. Invoice No. C813892 714.00
The History Book Club, Inc. supplies library (B) 34.36
Holiday Inn of Anaheim travel Craig Halls 202.73
Brett Johnson witness fees 14.00
Eldon Johnson herbicide purchased 150.00
KG Originals t-shirt recreation department 691.00
Larry's Electronics repaird sheriffs office 52.45
Majestic Machinery supplies road department 311.10
Mayflower Contract Service bus rental 50.00
Modern Data Products IBM ribbon 147.29
Monticello Mercantile receipts 165.60
Frank Morrell photos recreation department 22.00
Tom Morris umpire Softball games 25.00
The C. V. Mosby Company supplies Rick Bailey 49.92
Ogden Hilton Hotel travel/Ransdell, Matthews, Bronson 264.97
Roy Pearson travel mosquito program 333.90
R.J.M. Investment Company rental' fair booths 150.00
Radio Shack supplies communications 29.95
Billy Richardson herbicide purchased 150.00
Rodeway Inn staff meetings Jim Keyes & Holly Tatnall 72.00
San Juan County Sheriffs Office service fees 21.50
San Juan High School Cheerleaders Hill-Man Triathlon Dinner 234.50
John Scorup herbicide purchased 150.00
Seely's Masonry repairs and labor recreation department 205.72
Sevier County Joe Begay warrant 43.00
Shirley's Bakery donuts sheriffs office 11.10
Heidi Slavens travel Monticello to Blanding 199.50
Sonderegger, Inc. sidewalk & curb courthouse 4,567.90
Stevens' Supply Company supplies library (B) 20.75
Eric Swenson refund of bail 10,000.00
Temples' Machine Inc. supplies road department 1.36
Anderson Tso translation of election information 10.00
United States Postmaster bulk mail-agenda 30.00
Unites States Postmaster stamps Mark Maryboy 50.00
Abajo Archaeology upper pack creek 306.65
Abajo Electric repairs for recreation 292.39
Allied Carriers Exchange, Inc. freight charges road department 48.11
John Alvarez tool allowance August 1988 25.00
Anderson & Anderson tax litigation 8,653.25
Arnold Machinery Company parts road department 75.97
Baker Sanitation service July 1988 7.00
Baker Sanitation dump fees city for July 42.00
& H Building Supply Co. fairgrounds 398.59
Bancroft-Whitney Company supplies attorney's office 371.00
Bob Barker Company, Inc. supplies sheriffs department 153.00
Nicky Black hauling road department 1,828.75
Black Oil Company oil, etc. road department 884.26
Blanding City Justice Court Fred Collins 30.00
Blanding Mercantile groceries div. of aging 20.31
Blue Mountain Foods supplies 4-H & senior citizens 116.15
Blue Mountain Music calculator div. of aging 129.90
Bradford Brake & Muffler lathe one flywheel road dept. 30.00
Bruce Bernard Bushore Jr. tool allowance August 1988 25.00
Car Care Center gas library (M) 3.27
Cate Equipment Company parts road department 3,789.63
Gate Equipment Company parts road department 515.35
Caun-Company, Incorporated supplies, parts road department 204.22
Century parts road department 175.87
Century parts road department 581.00
Chemsearch supplies road department 145.32
Keith H. Chiara public defender, health insurance 89.35
Conoco Incorporated gas for sheriffs department 29.61
Continental Tel Co of the West telephone charges sheriffs department 327.68
H.F. Cosby Jr. hauling road department 2,175.25
Crowley Construction part pyment Hart Point Road 45,360.90
L.N. Curtis & Sons supplies fire control 235.66
L.N. Curtis & Sons supplies fire control 134.85
Deseret Book supplies library (M) 245.44
Dyna Med clipboard road department 355.00
Enco Manufacturing Company supplies road department 195.60
First Security Bank of Utah liability from payroll run 71.49
The Flower Basket flowers extension department 73.00
Frito-Lay, Inc. supplies vending machine 10.46
W.W. Grainger, Inc. supplies road department 12.35
Great Basin Trucks, Inc. supplies road department 1,295.00
Craig C. Halls travel expense Las Vegas 732.36
Max Halls tool allowance August 1988 25.00
James Harvey herbicide purchased 105.94
Hawkins, Stanley M. tool allowance August 1988 25.00
Holden, Ace window repair recreation 26.10
Honest Dollar Construction hauling road department 1,963.50
Humphreys, Peggy travel Manti, ups charges 83.93
Inkley's film sheriffs office 80.20
Intermountain Battery supplies road department 229.80
James Electric repairs recreation 41.80
Gail D. Johnson travel expenses election 31.50
Howard Johnson travel, Bailey, Max K. 70.00
K & C Store gas fire control 15.00
Kar Products Inc. parts road department 147.61
Kelly Company office supplies recorder 12.54
Kents Foods supplies sheriffs office 1,991.57
Kents Foods supplies senior citizens 603.08
Jim Keyes travel expenses 271.53
Max Ksiazkiewicz tool allowance August 1988 25.00
L B P Trucking hauling road department 2,338.88
Low's Auto Parts cabinet road shop 169.50
Lyle Northern Electric, Inc. triplex recreation department 814.32
Magic Chemical Company supplies courthouse 95.63
B. J. Martineau supplies library (B) 73.39
Gary Martineau janitor library (B) Aug. 1988 404.25
F.H. Miller Jr. parts road department 82.99
Monsen Engineering Company supplies surveyors department 77.10
Monticello City of utilities library (M) 27.91
Monticello City Justice/Peace sheriffs office collection 48.00
Monticello Mercantile supplies historical department 18.00
Monticello Plumbing & Heating fairgrounds water line 700.00
Motor Parts Company supplies fire control 61.32
Motor Parts Company parts road department 1,930.62
Motor Parts parts road department 1,620.79
Motor Parts Pro Mart Home Center supplies fairgrounds 1,187.67
National Association area Agency on Aging books 90.00
National 4-H Council supplies extension office 38.05
Victor Nebeker tool allowance August 1988 25.00
Office Equipment Company office supplies treasurer 324.00
Office Outpost supplies purchasing department 61.29
Palmer's file cabinet historical society 401.74
Park's Sportsman supplies recreation 388.02
Tierre Patterson tool allowance August 1988 25.00
Patterson Office Equipment repairs development board 65.95
Pepsi Cola Company supplies vending machine 36.20
Pepsi Cola Company supplies vending machine 45.25
Redd Plumbing & Solar supplies courthouse 61.76
Parley Redd's Food Town supplies recreation 446.40
Professional Service Industries ' computer test public safety 137.50
Quality Book Store supplies library (M) 14.17
Malva Ransdell travel expenses Ogden 26.93
Rufina Romero janitor library (M) August 1988 225.00
San Juan County gas sheriff department 1,409.64
San Juan County county collection July 1988 3,102.69
San Juan County Hospital care for Carolyn Black 214.71
San Juan County Library petty cash 62.81
San Juan Pharmacy miscellaneous supplies 4-H 51.22
The San Juan Record fairbook 1,063.33
The San Juan Record wanted road foreman 24.00
Saveway Automotive inspection road department 50.00
Saveway Automotive diesel fuel road department 3,795.45
Schafer Auto repairs road department 163.00
Gaylen Schaugaard janitor library (M) August 1988 173.25
Sears-Monticello Agency desk computer extension 123.57
Seventh District Juvenile Court Mike Morrell 50.00
Shepard's McGraw-Hill supplies attorney's office 290.00
Shilo Inn - Salt Lake City travel Bill Pierce 37.00
Dayne Shumway Construction hauling road department 2,541.00
Sinclair Oil Corporation gas area agency aging 22.26
Six States Distributors parts road department 76.40
Skyline Transport & Diesel parts road department 3.20
Holly Tatnall 4-H sewing club, supplies 107.69
Texaco Refining & Marketing Inc. gas for agency on aging 39.07
Texaco Refining & Marketing Inc. gas road department 90.28
United States Postal Service stamps justice of peace 75.00
United States Welding, Inc. oxygen road department 27.16
Utah Association of Counties unemployment compensation 640.06
Utah Navajo Industries supplies recreation 347.89
Utah Power & Light Company utilities Montezuma Creek recreation 216.44
Utah State Archives positive print recorder 12.00
Utah State Information Systems job processing sheriffs department 91.25
State of Utah Central Stores purchasing department supplies 137.39
Utah State Library supplies library (B) 20.57
Utah State Tax Commission liability from payroll run 5.25
Valley Cargo supplies recreation department 39.50
Viking Office Products, Inc. supplies purchasing department 37.47
Wear-Guard supplies patch crew 86.72
West Publishing Company supplies attorneys office 91.25
Wheeler Machinery Company parts road department 2,202.92
Xerox Corporation supplies recorders office 570.00
Mike Young Incorporated parts road department 241.33
Young Builders Incorporated backhoe work recreation 256.00
Young's Machine Company brackets fairgrounds 684.00