SAN JUAN COUNTY COMMISSION MEETING
June 14, 2010

The regular meeting of the San Juan County Commission was held at 10:00 A.M. in the 
Commission Room at Monticello, Utah.

Present:	Bruce Adams, Chairman
		Kenneth Maryboy, Vice Chair
		Lynn Stevens, Commissioner
		Rick Bailey, SJC Administrator
		Dawn Shaw, SJC Deputy Clerk

Attendees:	Jerry McNeely, Keith Price, Tony Mondae, Larry Sorrell, Kevin Mueller, Cyndi 
Eldredge, Marilyn Boynton, Scott Mitchell, John Fellmeth, Maxine Deeter, 
Walter Bird, Tim Peterson, Howard Randall

Cyndi Eldredge – SJC Personnel

Cyndi presented a request to hire Emily Carr and Holly Fellmeth for the Monticello Library 
Assistants, both Grade 1 Step 1 positions.  A motion to approve the request was made by 
Commissioner Lynn Stevens.  Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy seconded the motion.  None 
opposed.  Vote unanimous.

Walter Bird – SJC Human Resources

Walter reported to Commissioners that he has drawn up a draft letter to the BLM concerning 
the closure of roads in the County.  Commissioner’s read and agreed with the draft including 
some changes.

Kevin Muller – Utah Environmental Congress

Kevin gave Commissioners a power point about UEC and explained their interest in the SJC 
Landbill.  Following the presentation there was considerable discussion among the 
Commissioner’s and those present for the meeting.

Rick Bailey – SJC Administrator

Rick presented one building permit for approval and signature.
	Julie Sword – Addition – US 163, Mexican Hat
A motion to approve the building permit, provided all appropriate signatures are in place, was 
made by Commissioner Kenneth Maryboy.  Commissioner Lynn Stevens seconded the motion.  
None opposed.  Vote unanimous.


Jerry McNeely – SJC Liaison

Jerry reported to Commissioners on the various meetings he has attended including a Housing 
Authority Board and the Children’s Justice Center Board meeting.  Thursday he plans to attend 
an AOG meeting.

Tony Mondae, Planvest & Keith Price K20 Utah

Tony and Keith gave a power point presentation to Commissioners on the economic impact that 
mining Potash will have on the County.  Commissioners thanked them and stated that they 
would do what they could to help them get going here in the County.

Commission Reports

Commissioner Stevens reported that he spent all day Thursday here attending a landbill 
meeting and Friday spent the day with Ted Wilson from the Governor’s office.  This week he 
plans to attend a CEU Board of Trustees meeting and then Scout Camp.

Commissioner Adams reported that he attended a Health Care Planning meeting and plans to 
attend AOG on Thursday.  




Adjourn 12:16 P.M.



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