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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0221 Minutes for February 21, 2023 Adams County Board of Commissioners Meeting Minutes Tuesday,February 21,2023 at 9:30 am Courthouse,Adams County A regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Commissioners was held with Chairman Lee Hogan presiding. Motion by Patterson, seconded by Stromer that this is an open public meeting of the Adams County Board of Commissioners. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None The Pledge of Allegiance was performed. Chairman Hogan inquired if there were any conflicts of interest. No conflicts of interest were stated. Roll was taken, roll call members present, Michael Stromer—District 1, Glen Larsen—District 2, Lee Hogan—District 3 Harold Johnson—District 4,Tim Reams- District 5, Chuck Neumann—District 6,Joe Patterson—District 7. Public notice of this meeting, including the public hearing, has been given by publication in the Hastings Tribune and by posting.The agenda was available to the board members and was kept continuously current and posted in the County Clerk's office,the main courthouse lobby and the Adams County website.The following is the agenda of items to be heard, no modifications were made to the agenda after 9:30 a.m.the business day prior to this meeting. Agenda for Meeting of Adams County Board of Commissioners County Board Room,Courthouse,2nd Floor *Date of Meeting.February 21.2023 at 9:30 AM. Chairman to request a motion that this is an open public meeting of the Adams County Board of C'onmiissioner. Announce location of Agenda&Open Meetings Law postings Reminder to turn off all cell phones Pledge of Allegiance Conflicts of Interest Roll call: Approval of consent agenda items: • Minutes from previous meeting • Claims • Monthly Report of Single Bank Pooled Collateral • Recognize disbursement of HRA funds from the Healthcare Fund(1275)for First Concord for deductible buydown • Miscellaneous Receipts • Officer Reports • Estimated Gross Payroll for pay period ending 2128/2023:S740.694.07 Receive Comments from the Public: 9:35 am—Public Healing—To receive comments from the public regarding the proposed one and six year Adams County Road Plan. Greg Schmidt—Discussion and possible action on the one and six year Adams County Road Plan 10:00 am Board of Equalization—Virginia Long—Present for possible approval:motor vehicle exemption applications from Crossroads Center.the First Presbyterian Church of Hastings and Goodwill Industries Jackie Russell—Present for possible approval:tax list corrections for: • Farm C'redit Leasing: Parcel ID 000067436 addition to tax roll$4989.60 • Farm Credit Leasing: Parcel ID 000079314 addition to tax roll$3946.56 • NAPA Auto Parts:Parcel ID 000066782 deduction from tax roll$12.161.10 • John&Jodi Rostvet:Parcel ID 010019368 deduction from tax roll$1.177.46 Present for possible approval real and personal property tax exemption applictions from: • Bryan Medical Center • Hastings Area Habitat for Humanity • Hastings Catholic Schools—Partial Exemption • Many Lamming Memorial Hospital • Pauline Area Historical Society 10:15 am—Corey Hallet&Scott Voightman-Discussion on process and request action on offering Keuo in the county outside of any city or village limits Discussion and process and request action on a proposed county ordiance regulating the hours of liquor sales in the county outside of any city or village limits 35IPage Charles McGraw-RYDE Transit:pesent for possible approval.Resolution 2023-02-21.01 requesting funding for the 2023-2024 Fiscal Year. AuJanette Bonham-Present for approval:a Visitor Improvement Grant Application submitted by The Lark requesting$25.000.00 in funding for improvements to the main floor of the property John Rust-Present for action:bids received for a 2021 or newer pickup or spoil utility vehicle for the Adams County Sheriffs Department Donna Fegler Daiss I David Bergin-CLOSED SESSION,for the protection of the public interest,to discuss potential litigation Joe Patterson-CLOSED SESSION,to avoid needless limn to the reputation of an individual(s)-discussion on personnel Open Session:Joe Patterson-Possible action on closed session personnel items This agenda is subject to amending until 9:30 AM on the Monday preceding the Board meeting. Note to Citizens:Any agenda item may be moved down at any time at the discretion of the Chairman of the Board of Counnissioners. Last updated on February 17.2023 at 2:18 pin For non-Enghsh speaking attendees washing to arrange for a sign language or foreign language interpreter,please call or fax the County Attorney's office at Phone 402-461-7240 or Fax.402 461-7241. For hearing-impaired individuals or individuals with other special needs call or fax the County Clerk's Office at Phone:402 461-7107,or TTY 402 461-7166 or Fax.402-161-7185. When requesting an interpreter or services for the hearing unpaired.please provide at least forty-eight(48)hours advance notice to allow tune for making the accommodations. The Board reserves the right to go into executive session if such session is clearly necessary for the protection of the public interest or for the prevention of needless injury to the reputation of an individual. - Chairman Hogan requested a motion to approve the following consent agenda items; officer reports from the Register of Deeds and the Clerk's office, miscellaneous revenue collection report from the treasurer, HRA buy down report and estimated February payroll amount of$740,694.07. Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer to approve all consent agenda items. Roll Call,Ayes: Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Register of Deeds-Officer Report§33-130 To:Adams County Total Fees Remitted to P&M Fund-1150.394,01 51,035.00 Board of Commissioners Total:Fees Share&Certified Copies: From:Register of Deeds Byron J.Morrow Remitted to County Funds 0100394,01 55,993.00 Date:February 7th,2023 Remitted to County Funds 0100-394.03 Certified Copies $0.00 Subject: Filing Fees Copies/Postage(with tax) $7.00 Copies only $6.54 The following Is a true and correct statement of the fees received In the office of the Less Sales Tax-Escrowed $0.46 Register of Deeds of Adam ty for the month of January 2023. Subtotal:Miscellaneous,0100-394.03 Copy/Cert copy $654 of Deeds Subscribed in -me and sworn to before me this;it day of February.2023. Plat Book Sales:0100-409.01(Total w/tax) 50.00 County Cier t' Plat Book Sales Tax: Minus State Sales Tax Held In Escrow $0.00 74 Deeds 51,134.00 114 Mortgages 54,146.00 TOTAL: Remitted to County fonds 0100-394.01 $5,993.00 74 Miscellaneous $1,526.00 Correction for prior fees 4172.00 submitted to Genera!fund Sub Total $5,821.00 7 Federal Tax Liens&Releases $6000 Remitted to P&M Funds 1150-394.01 $1,035.00 4 State Tax Liens&Releases $20.00 Remitted to County Funds 0100-394.03 $6.54 Remitted to Plat Book Sales 0100.409.01 $0.00 4 Subdivision Plats $142.00 277 Total Filing Fees. $7,028.00 TOTAL: $6,862.54 less overpayments(Refunds) $10.00 Total Filing Fees less refunds: $7,010.00 Total Held In Sales Tax Escrow: 0 Certified Copies $0.00 Plat Books Escrow $0.00 Copies Escrow $Q,4¢ 4 UCC Financing Statements,Rel&Term $0.00 Total $0.46 FEE SPUT AS PER Neb.Rev.Stat.33-109(UCC's are included In county fund) Miscellaneous Receipts Attached: 0 Assembly room rental Total Fees Remitted to General Funds-0100394.01 55,99300 Please apply to the following accounts: 0100-394.01--Fees $5,993.00 Correction for prior fees -$172.00 submitted to General Fund $5,821.00 1150-394.01-P&M fund $1,035.00 0100-394.03--Misc $6.54 0100-409.01--Plat Books $0.00 January 2023 Total $6,862.54 36 I Page Clerk Officer Report§33-130 ADAMS COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS HASTINGS,NE 68901 HEREWITH IS A TRUE AND CORRECT REPORT OF THE FEES RECEIVED IN THE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 2023 SHOWN BY THE FEE BOOK IN SAID OFFICE. UCC FILING $0.00 MISCELLANEOUS FEES $0.00 MARRIAGE LICENSE $75.00- COPIES AND SEARCHES $297.00 FILING FEES $0.00 OTHER $0.75 TOTAL FEES JANUARY 2023 $372.75 0100-371-03=$297.75 0100-371-05=$75.00 SUBSCRIBED AND SWO' THE 10TH DAY OF FEBRUARY 202 LINTY CLERK Miscellaneous Collections—Treasurer's Office§33-130 Tote Miscellaneous: 22,026,517.00 HRA Buy Down Report 2022-2023 Remitted to First Concord for HRA Buy Down by County Treasurer For Dates 05/31/2022 through 07/10/2022 $35,544.42 (Includes June Plan Fees$780.00) (Includes July Plan Fees $760.50) For Dates 07/11/2022 through 08/07/2022 $13,892.90 (Includes August Plan Fees$734.50) For Dates 08/08/2022 through 09/11/2022 $29,655.72 (Includes September Plan Fees$747.50) For Dates 09/12/2022 through 10/30/2022 $17,961.99 (Includes October Plan Fees$741.00) For Dates 11/01/2022 through 12/11/2022 $5,633.66 (Includes November Plan Fees$708.50 and December Plan Fees$721.50) For Dates 12/12/2022 through 02/05/2023 $17,805.21 (Includes January Plan Fees$708.50 and February Plan Fees$741.00) 37IPage Chairman Hogan opened the meeting to receive comments from the public. Village of Kenesaw Clerk,Shelley Dick, address the board regarding property owned by Adams County in the Village of Kenesaw.The property owned by Adams County is adjacent to village resident and property owner Steven Barnes. Barnes would like to purchase the lot adjacent to his property from the county. Deputy Attorney Bergin, stated the land would need to be put up for bid to the public and sold to the highest bidder. Chairman Hogan directed Deputy Attorney Bergin to research the possibility of placing the land for sale. Newly appointed City of Hastings Administrator,Shawn Metcalf, introduced himself to the county board. At 9:42 am, a motion was made by Neumann, seconded by Johnson to open the public hearing to hear comments for or against the proposed one and six year Adams County Road Plan. 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',.•2'7.. o v 4 7 Chairman Hogan addressed the room and asked anyone wishing to speak regarding the one and six year road plan to come forward. 39IPage Larry Woodman of Kenesaw, came forward to request the road near the Hayland Elevator be considered in the plan.This is located near the CPI plan with significant truck traffic, particularly during the harvest season. CPI representative,Justin Yoesel, also spoke in favor of repairs on 82nd Street.Yoesel confirmed that CPI has committed $600,000.00 to cost share the project with the county. Lynn Lisius, of rural Adams County,also spoke in favor of repairing the road on 82"d Street. Matt Greenquist of 3880 W Oregon Trail Road, requested an update on discussions regarding the replacement of the bridge on Oregon Trail Road.The bride (project#154) has been on the one and six year plan for several years.Greenquist is requesting"alternative solutions" be explored if replacement is not a possibility. Chairman Hogan stated conversations with Burlington Northern Railroad in regards to the bridge have been a slow. Hogan requested Greenquist continue working with the Adams County Roads Department. John Rostvet, of 3290 Sourthern Hills Drive, requested the board consider paving Assumption Road a half a mile west of Highway 281. Rostvet is the developer of the Freeland Creek Subdivison located at the intersection of Highway 281 and Assumption Road. Rostvet provided a handout detailing the increase valuation his development has added to the county as well as a comparison to other subdivsions in the area. Rostvet stated the major drawback for people considering a property at the Freeland Creek Subdivision is the lack of a paved road. Brief discussion followed and Commissioner Patterson inquired if a paving district had ever been considered. Chairman Hogan inquired if any additional members of the public wanted to speak. With no additional comments being made, Chairman Hogan requested a motion to close the Public Hearing of the One and Six Year Road Plan. Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer to close the Public Hearing of the One and Six Year Road Plan. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer to approve the 2023 Adams County One and Six Year Road Plan as presented. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Motion by Stromer,seconded by Reams to meet as a Board of Equalization to review and take action on tax list corrections and tax exemptions. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Entered Board of Equalization at 10:20 am (see separate Board of Equalization minutes for 2/21/2023) Motion by Patterson,seconded by Stromer to exit Board of Equalization and resume regular session. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Regular session resumed at 10:27 am Corey Hallett, owner of Southern Hills Country Club, addressed the board asking them to consider passing a local ordinance to allow Southern Hills to sell liquor prior to noon on Sundays.Southern Hills Country Club falls under county jurisdiction as it is not within any city or village boundaries. Currently the club must follow state laws as no county ordinance exists and state law does not allow for liquor sales before noon on Sundays. The board had brief discussions with Deputy Attorney Bergin on how to go about authorizing this. Bergin stated he could draft a resolution for consideration at the next meeting. Motion by Paterson,seconded by Reams to direct Deputy Attorney Bergin to draft a resolution allowing for the sale of liquor from 7:00 am—12:00 noon in the county,for consideration during the March 7, 2023 meeting. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None 40IPage RYDE Transit Director, Charles McGraw, presented the board with an agreement for funding of RYDE Transport for the 2023/2024 fiscal year.The contribution from Adams County would be up to $57,320.00. Motion by Stromer, seconded by Johnson to approve Resolution 2023-02-21.01 to fund RYDT Transport up to$57,320.00. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None RESOLUTION RESOLUTION# 2023-02-21.01 WHEREAS, there are federal funds available under Section 5311 of the Federal Transit Act and for the Nebraska Public Transportation Assistance Program,and WHEREAS, the RYDE Transit-Community Action Partnership of Mid Nebraska desires to apply for said funds to provide public transportation in (transit system's service area). NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED; the (authorizing board or mayor) hereby instructs the RYDE Transit to apply for said funds. Said funds are to be used for the RYDE Transit transportation operations in the FY 2023-2024 Application for Public Transportation Assistance. Moved by YY1',chael. -k-`ruiner Seconded bydary ld 1pks(rr) AFFIRMATIVE VOTE: ,S1romEr'1 Larsen , A .. .I I V'r`s Approved this AI day of t'4,ru a ryl,2023. 4, r BODY. r •SON•- AYOF'i I Attested b.00;-,,. „ !1I)rre,497a1./ AU7 40NIZ OFF Local Funding Amount Match for 2023-2024: $57.320.00 AC Adams County Visitor's Bureau Director,Anjanette Bonham, presented the board with a Visitor Improvement Grant application submitted by The Lark venue in Hastings in the amount of$25,000.00. Bonham stated the Visitor's Bureau Board has approved the application and is now presenting it for county board approval. Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer to approve the Visitor Improvement Grant Award to the Lark in the amount of$25,000.00. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Application for the Hastings/Adams County Convention & Visitors Bureau.lrp pptFFur c$$: The Lark-Home of the Listening Room Cara Kimberly Executive Director directorlarkdowntown(cr�gmail.corn PO Box 543-Mailing Address 809 West 2nd Street Hastings NE 68901 402-984-4073 www.thelarkdowntown.com Nonprofit 41 I Page Mission: The Lark celebrates and nurtures art,music,and life. Purpose: The Lark fosters the arts in Hastings and surrounding communities,providing artistic and cultural growth through observation,education,inspiration and participation. Request Date:2/1/2023 Monetary Request: $25,000 Project: The Lark Beginning: 03/01/2023 Ending:Summer of 2023 Project Description: The Lark is in need of capital improvements and renovations,as our building was originally constructed in 2014 and is starting to show its age as well as the necessity for improvements where we have simply made it work for the last 10 years.These renovations are imperative for the safety of our staff and patrons,they will improve access to the building for our artists and sound techs,and they will significantly improve the main floor acoustics and aesthetics for our guests,thereby ensuring a premier experience for all involved. Project 1: Back bar&bar storage room flooring replacement. Moving and replacement of all coolers, ice maker and bar storage. Project 2:Repaint of main floor ceiling and steel beam structure(including newly added steel to beam Infill.) Project 3: Replacement of concrete in back entry way and behind building. Project 4: Insulation:Labor and materials to blow 12"of acoustical insulation into the ceiling system to create sound barrier and enhanced main level acoustics. Project 5: Steel additions:Steel panels for the main level post and beam structure to cover plumbing and provide for a finished surface. Impact of Project: The impact of this project will provide much needed safety for our patrons and staff and put a finishing touch on some areas in which funding lacked in previous years to add finishing touches to projects. It will also improve acoustics by adding sound backing insulation above the original tin ceilings while we have access from the upper level. We have significantly increased our variety of programming post-Covid to expand from the Listening Room Concert series to include comedy,game nights,community programming and events,and much more.With the significant increase in foot traffic at The Lark,which is great for tourism,comes a need for continued investment in the facility. We anticipate these investments will continue to solidify The Lark as a premier tourism destination in Adams County.The Lark succeeds when people come into our facility,and in order to do that,we must provide a premier experience to our guests. We appreciate your consideration for this grant and your assistance in continuing to bring more people to The Lark,the Listening Room,Hastings,and Adams County.We are happy to provide any additional information if needed. Adams County Sheriff John Rust and Chief Deputy Sheriff Kevin Mauck, presented the board with bids received for patrol and transport vehicles. Patrol Vehicle Bids: Kenesaw Motors— 2023 Ford F150 Super Crew 4x4 XLT; $54,244.52 Kenesaw Motors—2023 Ford F150 Super Crew 4x4 XL; $49,704.52 Transport Vehicle Bids: Kershner's Auto Corner—2019 Dodge Grand Caravan GT 50,000+miles$23,475.00 Kershner's Auto Corner—2019 Dodge Grand Caravan GT 71,000+ miles$21,475.00 Kenesaw Motors—2023 Ford Expedition 4x2; $54,841.00 Kenesaw Motors—2023 Ford Expedition 4x4; $57,769.00 Deputy Mauck stated his recommendation would be to purchase the 2023 Ford F150 Super Crew 4x4 XLT from Kenesaw Motors for$54,244.52 for a patrol vehicle and the 2019 Dodge Caravan from Kenesaw Motors with 50,000+miles for$23,475.00 for a transport vehicle. Motion by Patterson, seconded by Reams to purchase the 2023 Ford F150 4x4 from Kenesaw Motors for $54,244.52. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None 42IPage Motion by Johnson, seconded by Stromer to purchase the 2019 Dodge Grand Caravan from Kershner's Auto Corner for$23,475.00 Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Motion by Stromer,seconded by Reams to enter closed session;for the protection of the public interest, and to avoid needless harm to the reputation of an individual,to discuss possible litigation and personnel issues. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Entered closed session at 11:02 am At 11:26 am, a motion was made by Stromer, seconded by Patterson to resume regular session. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Regular session resumed at 11:26 am No action was taken in closed session and only matters of possible litigation and personnel were discussed. Motion by Patterson, seconded by Reams to contract with Pam Bourne with NIRMA [and/or Woods& Aiken]to do a cultural assessment of the Adams County Public Defender's office as soon as possible. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None The board adjourned by unanimous consent. COUNTY GENERAL Blue Cross & Blue Shield,Health-accident - County- 109, 832.28;Hastings Tribune, Printing/publishing-7 03. 91;Stamps & More, Printing/publishing-122.24;Nac o, Dues, subs, regist,training-50.00;Associated Staff ing Inc,Reg Clerical-2, 098.53;Hastings Tribune, Pri nting/publishing-97.78;Us Bank,Office Equipment-28 1. 69;Naco, Dues, subs, regist, training-50.00;Us Bank, Supplies - Office-120.00;Nebraska Assoc Of Co Cler ks,Dues, subs, regist, training-50.00;Nebraska Assoc Of Co Clerks, Dues, subs, regist, training-50.00;Hasti ngs Tribune, Printing/publishing-16. 89;Naco, Dues, su bs, regist, training-50.00;Npza,Dues, subs, regist,tra ining-620.00;Artistic Sign & Design Inc, Data Proce ssing-350.00;Menards, Data Processing Costs-92. 18;A dams County Sheriff Fee Acct ,Mental Health Board Costs-12 .00;Bear Graphics Inc, Supplies - Office-29 1.84;Eakes Office Solutions, Supplies - Office-371. 61;Us Bank, Juror Fees-660.00;Derek Terwey,Mental H ealth Board Costs-161.50;Ruann Root,Mental Health Board Costs-161.50;Jeri L Hinrichs,Mental Health B oard Costs-161.50;Associated Staffing Inc,Reg Cler ical-2, 118 .00;Eakes Office Solutions, Supplies - Of fice-455.01;Hometown Leasing,Office Equipment-157. 85;Justice Works Llc, Supplies - Office-225.00;Us B ank,Miscellaneous-110. 92;Anderson Klein Brewster B randt,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-7,787. 65;Bockstadt er & Glen Law Llc,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-263.50 ;Justin M Daake,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-665. 00;Z achary K Gray,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-3, 070.75;T homas S Stewart,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-475.00;D erek Terwey,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-8,274.03;The obald Law Office,Attrny Fees-court Appoint-5, 199.6 0;Skalka & Baack Law Firm,Attrny Fees-court Appoin t-3, 327. 00;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Snow Moving Equ ipment-34. 96;Big G Commercial Hardware Inc ,Buildi ng Construction/rep-3.06;Black Hills Energy,Utilit ies-545.73;City Of Hastings,Haz. Mat-10.50;Dutton Lainson Co,Building Construction/rep-39.86;Eakes 0 ffice Solutions, Janitorial Supplies-129. 32;Eakes 0 ffice Solutions, Supplies - Office-82. 67;Eakes Offi ce Solutions, Janitorial Supplies-502. 62;Graces Loc ksmith Services,Building Construction/rep-90.00;Ha 43 I Page stings Utilities,Utilities-13, 861.39;Menards,Build ing Construction/rep-56. 94;Nebraska Fire Sprinkler Corp,Maintenance Agreements-245.00;Protex Central Inc,Maintenance Agreements-108 .01;Southern Power District,Utilities-329.09;Us Bank, Snow Moving Equi pment-15.42;Us Bank, Supplies - Office-25.25;Us Ban k, Dues, subs, regist,training-95.00;Us Bank, Travel E xpenses - Board M-373.25;Us Bank,Office Equipment- 75.72;City Of Hastings,Contract Serv-9, 831.54;Eake s Office Solutions, Supplies - Office-9.88;Us Bank, Postal Services-9.75;Lakeside Auto Body Inc,Equipm ent - Fuel-500.00;Napa Auto Parts,Equipment - Fuel -30.58;Platte Valley Of Hastings Inc ,Equipment - Fuel-1, 294 .00;Williams Exterminating Co,Miscellane ous-18.00;Adams County Attorneys Office ,Court Rel ated Costs-204.00;Adams County Attorneys Office ,N otary Charges-30.00;Adams County Attorneys Office ,Tax Forclosure Cost-86.00;Adams County Attorney,C ourt Related Costs-2.00;Adams County Attorney,Cour t Related Costs-10.00;Buffalo County Sheriff Offic e ,Court Related Costs-12.00;Buffalo County Sherif f Office , Juvenile Court Costs-19.00;Douglas Count y Sheriff,Court Related Costs-43. 43;Eakes Office S olutions,Supplies - Office-658. 13;Hall County Cour t,Court Related Costs-11.25;Hall County Sheriff, Ju venile Court Costs-100.24;Janice Sherman, Juvenile Court Costs-750. 00;John Meidlinger Phd, Juvenile Co urt Costs-300.00;Physicians Laboratory Pc,Autopsy Costs-2, 050. 00;Secretary Of State,Court Related Co sts-40.00;Software Unlimited, Data Processing Costs -567.50;Us Bank,Notary Charges-50.00;Western Alter native Correction, Juv Grant Community, 19-cb-4, 590. 00;Verizon Wireless,Cell Phones-1, 671.05;Us Bank,M iscellaneous-7. 99;Us Bank,Telephone Services-156.4 8;Us Bank,Cell Phones-490.28;Us Bank,Office Eq Rep air-639. 94;Adams County Jail/sheriff,Board Of Pris oners - Food-1, 271.59;Allens Of Hastings Inc,Commi ssary-88. 14;Berts Pharmacy,Med-hosp Prisoners-122. 23;Cash Wa Distributing,Board Of Prisoners - Food- 1, 404.79;Chris' s Car Wash,Travel Expenses-63.00;Co nsolidated Management Co,Travel Expenses-43.00;Cro sier Park Pharmacy,Med-hosp Prisoners-22.96;Encart ele Inc,Commissary-phone Cards-300.00;Hall County Dept Of Correction,Board Of Prisoners - Food-4, 505 . 00;Hall County Dept Of Correction,Med-hosp Prison ers-20.50;Jim' s U-save Pharmacy,Med-hosp Prisoners -38.49;Keefe Supply Company,Commissary-542. 98;Keit h' s Drive In Drug,Med-hosp Prisoners-208 .82;Mary L anning Healthcare,Med-hosp Prisoners-7, 240. 65;Prot ex Central Inc,Miscellaneous-97.85;Us Foods Inc,Bo and Of Prisoners - Food-797 .05;Williams Exterminat ing Co,Miscellaneous-28.00;Cornhusker Press Inc, Su pplies - Office-525. 42;Culligan Of Kearney,Miscell aneous-41.00;Eakes Office Solutions, Supplies - Off ice-83.40;Midwest Connect, Postal Services-82 .47;Ho metown Leasing,Equipment Rental - Office-1, 667. 18; Nebraska Tech & Telecom Inc,Telephone Services-157 .59;Office Depot, Supplies - Office-322. 99;Phelps C ounty Treasurer,Telephone Services-55.36;Quill Cor poration, Supplies - Office-2, 507.41;Naco,Dues, subs , regist,training-50.00;Idea Bank Marketing, 2020 Sh sp-pet Grant-144 .00;Us Bank, Sp Proj7-19shsp-pet Gr ant-1, 083. 85;Allied Universal, Security Contracts B y Oth-4, 018.52;Us Bank, Dues, subs, regist, training-9 0. 00;All Makes,Courthouse Building-49, 686.42;Empow er Annuity Ins Co,Miscellaneous-300.00;Heritage Ba nk, Internet Service-25.00;Midwest Connect, Postal S ervices-3, 000. 00;Revive Inc,Abuse Program-2, 500.00 ;City Of Hastings,Engineering/technical Equ-3, 976. 00 ROAD - BRIDGE Blue Cross & Blue Shield,Health-accident - County- 44IPage 29, 325.81;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,Rd Eq Rep Parts- 145.17;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Supplies - Shop-143 . 90;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,Mach Eq Grease Oil-313 . 49;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,Rd Eq Rep Parts-40.83; Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Supplies - Shop-64 .52;Arno ld Motor Supply Llp,Rd Eq Rep Parts-238. 49;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Supplies - Shop-138. 17;Arnold Mot or Supply Llp,Mach Eq Grease Oil-28.36;Arnold Moto r Supply Llp, Supplies - Shop-19. 44;Arnold Motor Su pply Llp,Rd Eq Rep Parts-46.89;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Supplies - Shop-68.37;Arnold Motor Supply Llp , Rd Eq Rep Parts-209. 12;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Su pplies - Miscellaneous-39. 95;Arnold Motor Supply L 1p, Supplies - Shop-11.86;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,R d Eq Rep Parts-53.56;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Suppl ies - Shop-711.60;Arnold Motor Supply Llp, Supplies - Miscellaneous-39. 95;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,Rd Eq Rep Parts-96. 00;Arnold Motor Supply Llp,Supplie s - Shop-34. 40;Bauer Built,Mach Eq Tires & Rep-223 .24;Black Hills Energy,Heating Fuels-3, 083.71;Blac kstrap Inc,Road Salt-1, 472.23;Bosselman Energy Inc ,Miscellaneous-45.00;Bosselman Energy Inc,Mach Eq Grease Oil-283.16;Bosselman Energy Inc,Miscellaneo us-40.00;Cintas Corporation #449, Janitorial Suppli es-33. 13;Cintas Corporation #449,Towel/cleaning Ag reements-86.40;Cooperative Producers Inc,Mach Eq G rease Oil-4, 818.00;Cooperative Producers Inc,Misce llaneous-122.10;Cooperative Producers Inc,Mach Eq Tires & Rep-339. 50;Filter Care, Supplies - Shop-175 . 55;Fleet Pride Inc, Express/freight-20. 00;Fleet Pr ide Inc,Rd Eq Rep Parts-140.00;Fleet Pride Inc, Sup plies - Shop-14. 38;Graces Locksmith Services,Build ing Repair-160.00;Hastings Utilities,Electricity-6 77.40;Island Supply Welding Co,Express/freight-15. 00;Island Supply Welding Co,Other Equipment Repair -110.00;Mainelli Wagner & Assoc Inc,Consulting Fee s-2, 800.00;Kully Pipe & Steel Supply,Rd Eq Rep Par ts-69.17;Menards,Building Repair-24 . 99;Menards,Mat erials - Lumber-88. 66;Menards,Building Repair-218. 16;Menards,Rd Eq Rep Parts-140. 99;Naco, Dues, subs, r egist,training-100.00;Napa Auto Parts,Rd Eq Rep Pa rts-41.38;Napa Auto Parts,Mach Eq Grease Oil-22. 99 ;Napa Auto Parts,Rd Eq Rep Parts-25.26;Napa Auto P arts,Supplies - Shop-74 .70;Napa Auto Parts,Rd Eq R ep Parts-126.30;Napa Auto Parts, Supplies - Shop-36 . 62;Napa Auto Parts, Rd Eq Rep Parts-820.25;Napa Au to Parts, Supplies - Shop-11. 99;Nebraska Assoc Co E ng-hwy Sup , Dues, subs,regist, training-220.00;Nmc E xchange Llc,Rd Eq Rep Parts-22.01;Nutrien Ag Solut ions,Miscellaneous-41.25;Power Plan,Rd Eq Rep Part s-790.24;Ptsr,Miscellaneous-50.00;Sipp' s Cleaning Solutions, Janitorial Agreements-416.01;Sanitary Ou tdoor Service Inc, Janitorial Supplies-98 .75;Southe rn Power District,Electricity-708. 96;Square Deal L umber Co,Building Repair-187.58;Titan Machinery In c. ,Rd Eq Rep Parts-245.30;Transit Works,Express/fr eight-73.88;Transit Works,Other Equipment Repair-5 19. 60;Us Bank, Data Processing Costs-214 .76;Us Bank ,Miscellaneous-812 .76;Us Bank,Supplies - Office-14 4 .29;Us Bank, Janitorial Supplies-11.73;Us Bank,Med ical/hospital-47. 68;Verizon Connect Nwf Inc,Engine ering/technical Equ-210. 47;Village Of Holstein,Wat er-22.36;Village Of Holstein, Sewer-12 .50;Village 0 f Kenesaw,Water-17 . 93;Village Of Kenesaw, Sewer-20. 48;W G Pauley Lumber Co,Materials - Lumber-279.30; Yant Equipment Co Inc,Other Equipment Repair-767 .8 0 ROAD/BRIDGE BUYOUT PROGRAM Oak Creek Engineering,Engineering-34, 250.00 COUNTY VISITORS PROMOTIONS Hastings Tribune, Promotion Advertising-64.00;Homet own Leasing,Equipment Rental - Office-188. 45;Us Ba 45IPage nk, Supplies - Office-180. 98;Us Bank, Internet Servi ce-169. 97;Us Bank,Utilities-218 .82;Us Bank,Dues, su bs, regist,training-6.00;Us Bank, Janitorial Supplie s-25.33 HEALTH FUND Blue Cross & Blue Shield,Health-accident - County- 15, 584 .82 INHERITANCE TAX West Group Payment Center,Law Library-3, 230.70;Est ate Of Virginia Nicolarsen ,Court Ordered Overpymt Re-4, 532.03 ESCROW HOLDING FUND Eakes Office Solutions,Miscellaneous-35, 958.35;Us Bank,Miscellaneous-2, 006. 91;Eakes Office Solutions ,Miscellaneous-55. 84 Payroll: HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 13, 443.78 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 907 .48 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 1, 133.69 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 1, 624 .08 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 099.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY'S SALARY - CHIEF 4, 538 .49 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 7, 480.71 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 1,223.03 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 1, 310.05 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 25.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 099.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,DEPUTY'S SALARY - CHIEF 4, 815. 90 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 19, 306.33 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 2, 039. 96 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 2, 196.52 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 25.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 131.52 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 099.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY' S SALARY - CHIEF 4, 917 .59 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 5, 008.76 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 1, 081.76 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 1, 161.68 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 110.04 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 6, 099.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY'S SALARY - CHIEF 4, 979. 97 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 6, 576.38 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - APPRAIS 9,530. 40 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 1, 835.09 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 2, 067.81 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 812 .04 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 25.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 32. 62 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 833.34 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY'S SALARY - CHIEF 628 .09 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 98. 65 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 111.80 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 4, 401. 92 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 297. 13 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 367 .81 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 397.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REGULAR TIME SALARY - EMP 8,299.88 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 992 .05 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 1, 066.05 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 50.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 099.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,DEPUTY'S SALARY - CHIEF 5, 009.27 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 8, 719.13 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 1, 338.40 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 1, 401.78 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 3, 002.00 46 I Page HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 202 .64 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 226.77 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 104 .14 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 6, 207 .25 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY' S SALARY - CHIEF 6, 666.67 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OTHER DEPUTIES' SALARY 5, 625.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 12, 329.55 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 2, 015. 64 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 2, 384 . 18 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 1,218.06 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 50.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 4, 108 .57 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - MAINTEN 3, 646.88 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, PART TIME SALARY - CUSTOD 4, 851.74 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OT/SRT/FOT/IT/ON-CALL PAY 263. 11 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 868 .75 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 977.71 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 50.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY' S SALARY - CHIEF 2, 870.63 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REGULAR TIME SALARY - EMP 3, 107.30 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,HORTICULTURAL AIDE 739.53 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, PT TIME CLERICAL 252. 93 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,EXTENSION WORKER 2, 964. 96 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 670. 63 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 692. 98 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 49.78 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 7, 495. 92 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, DEPUTY' S SALARY - CHIEF 8,349.55 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 13, 520.17 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SALARY - COUNTY PATROL 65, 174. 66 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SALARY - INVESTIGATIVE 24, 540.38 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,ON-CALL PAY 1, 317 .50 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OT/SRT/FOT/IT/ON-CALL PAY 3, 114. 93 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 9,272 .95 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 9, 345.70 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 1, 624 .08 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 8, 546.34 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OTHER DEPUTIES' SALARY 20, 500.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REGULAR TIME SALARY - EMP 20, 969.30 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 1, 944.22 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG EMPLOYEE/LEGAL ASST/V 1, 499.54 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 3, 977 .79 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 4, 013.28 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 812 .04 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 75.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,VICTIMS ASSISTANCE PROGRA 5, 862.37 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL' S SALARY 1, 666. 67 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OTHER DEPUTIES' SALARY 21,338 .28 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REGULAR TIME SALARY - EMP 94, 586.35 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - ADMINIS 9, 954.05 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, PART TIME - CORRECTIONAL 2, 925.60 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OT/SRT/FOT/IT/ON-CALL PAY 196. 99 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 8, 833.07 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 9, 683.01 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 2, 436.12 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 34.38 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 4, 931.33 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - ADMINIS 3, 042.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 538.20 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 664 . 99 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 812.04 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 50.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 375.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 25.31 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 25.80 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME - SPRAYING 4, 307 .44 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 290.75 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 292 .58 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OFFICIAL'S SALARY 5, 274 .36 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 3, 424.47 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 587 .17 471Page HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 659.75 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SICK PAY 469.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 31.66 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 35.88 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 22.52 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 9.65 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 5.42 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 10.84 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 5. 42 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 5.42 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 5.42 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 18.53 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 16.26 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 3. 69 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 20.58 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 20.58 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 33.54 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 10.84 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 4 .32 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 293.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 215.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 512 .00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 252.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 426.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 70.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 173.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 329.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 42.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 262.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 194 .00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 224.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 1, 138.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 884 .00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 1, 364.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 131.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 70.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 140.00 ROAD - BRIDGE HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - ADMINIS 11, 416.67 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - MAINTEN 104, 519.29 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG CLERICAL 7, 417.04 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,OT/SRT/FOT/IT/ON-CALL PAY 1, 840. 44 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 8, 450.58 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 9,285. 98 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 1, 624.08 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 100.00 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,TRAVEL EXPENSES 16.38 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 1, 821.00 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE, DISABILITY INSURANCE 32.52 COUNTY VISITORS PROMOTIONS HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,REG TIME SALARY - ADMINIS 4, 281.68 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,RETIREMENT CONTRIBUTIONS- 289.01 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL, SOCIAL SECURITY - COUNTY 358. 61 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CASH IN LIEU OF INSURANCE 406.02 HERITAGE BANK PAYROLL,CELL PHONES 25.00 FIRST CONCORD BENEFITS GROUP, INS DEDUCTIBLE COVERAGE 64 .00 MADISON NATIONAL LIFE,DISABILITY INSURANCE 5.42 Lee Hogan Board Chairman Ramona R. Thomas Adams County Clerk 48 I Page Adams County Board of Equalization Meeting Minutes Tuesday,February 21,2023 at 10:00 am Courthouse,Adams County A regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Equalization was held with Chairman Lee Hogan presiding. The Board of Equalization meeting was held in conjunction with the regular meeting of the Adams County Board of Commissioners meeting on February 21, 2023. Board members present included: Michael Stromer—District 1,Glen Larsen—District 2, Lee Hogan— District 3 Harold Johnson—District 4,Tim Reams- District 5, Chuck Neumann—District 6,Joe Patterson —District 7. Motion by Stromer,seconded by Reams to meet as a Board of Equalization to review and take action on tax list corrections and tax exemptions. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Entered Board of Equalization at 10:20 am Adams County Treasurer,Virginia Long, presented the board with motor vehicle tax exemption applications submitted by the Crossroads Center, First Presbyterian Church of Hastings and Goodwill Industries. Long has reviewed the applications and confirms each entity meets the requirements for exemption and is recommending board approval. Motion by Patterson,seconded by Neumann to approve the motor vehicle exemption applications as presented by Long. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Poe reel Your Application for Exemption FORM C,4yTreearrer l from Motor WWI,Timm by Qualifying Nongont Organizations 457 •...ermewrarconvene rl. 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Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Assessor Russell presented the board with property tax exemption applications for; • Bryan Medical Center • Hastings Area Habitat for Humanity • Hastings Catholic Schools(Partial Exemption) • Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital • Pauline Area Historical Society Assessor Russell has reviewed the exemption applications and confirms each entity meets the criteria for exemption and is recommending board approval. Motion by Neumann, seconded by Stromer to approve the property tax exemptions as presented by Russell. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Motion by Patterson, seconded by Stromer to exit Board of Equalization and resume regular session. Roll Call,Ayes:Stromer, Larsen, Hogan,Johnson, Reams, Neumann, Patterson Nays: None Regular session resumed at 10:27 am (see regular session minutes for February 21, 2023) Lee Hogan Board Chairman Ramona R.Thomas Adams County Clerk 50IPage