IOLA, KANSAS
OFFICE OF THE ALLEN COUNTY CLERK
December 7, 2004
Disclaimer: These unofficial minutes are not official until approved by
the Commission. Please contact the Allen County Commission Office or the
Clerk’s Office regarding any questions or accuracy of the minutes prior
to the Commission approval.
The Allen County Board of Commissioners met in regular
session at 8:30 a.m. with Chairperson Kent
Thompson, Commissioner Dick Works, Commissioner Walter Regehr, Jr.,
and Sherrie L. Riebel, County Clerk.
Commissioners corrected and approved the minutes of the
November 30, 2004 meeting.
Commissioners discussed drug cards available through
National Association of Counties. This is a discount drug card pilot
program. Commissioner Regehr will check into the cards.
Sherrie discussed the upcoming Election Voter
Information System (ELVIS) offered by the Secretary of State as a mandate
of the Central Voter Registration a portion of HAVA (Helping America Vote
Act of 2000).
Sandra Drake, Allen County Appraiser, presented
computer bids. She received bids from Advantage Computer Enterprises, Inc.
for $1,278 per computer and Iola Computer Products for $1,213.00. The
Computer Generation did not submit a bid. Discussion followed.
Installation charges are not included. Commissioner Works moved to approve
the purchase from Iola Computer Products. Commissioner Thompson seconded,
motion passed 2-0-0.
Bill King, Public Works Director, presented bids for a
super crew cab. Bids were received from Twin Motors for a Ford 2500 F-150
½ ton 4x4 for $26,000.00 with a three year/36,000 miles warranty with a 6
week delivery; Ranz Motor for a Chevrolet 1500 2005 ½ ton 4x4 LS for
$25,863.00 with a three year/36,000 miles road side Assistance 3
year/36,000 mile warranty with 6-8 week delivery; Shields Motors for a
Dodge 2005 SLT for $27,750.00 with a three year/36,000 miles bumper to
bumper 7 year /70,000 drive train warranty with a 6-8 weeks delivery, add
$660 for cassette, add $132 Shifton Fly, Aluminum running boards instead
of steel. Commissioner Thompson moved to accept the bid from Twin Motors.
Commissioner Regehr seconded, 3-0-0.
Bill discussed the AWOS at the Allen County Airport. It
costs $3,960 per year for an annual contract with Aviation Systems
Maintenance Incorporated (ASMI) of Lenexa, Kansas. Discussion followed.
Bill stated it is a reasonable cost if you consider the cost of paying per
need, which would cost more. Commissioner Works moved to authorize Bill to
sign the contract. Commissioner Regehr seconded, motion passed 3-0-0
Bill presented a form and information to Evaluate
Consultants by Selection Committee for bridge project 1C-3776-01 to be
rated by the Commission. The Commissioners rate the engineers on: their
qualifications, experience of personnel available for project, of
location, of current uncompleted work, or distribution of work,
performance, other communications, and program procedure knowledge.
Bill presented information from Burns & McDonnell
and Allgeier, Martin and Associates for engineering at the Allen County
Airport. Bill requested the Evaluate Consultants by Selection Committee
for the airport taxiway project. Discussion followed. Commissioners
discussed a signed the rating sheet.
Commissioner Works moved to go into executive session
for 10 minutes to discuss land acquisitions. Commissioner Regehr second,
motion passed 3-0-0. Those in the room will be Commissioner Thompson,
Commissioner Works, Commissioner Regehr, Bill King and Sherrie L. Riebel.
The time is now 9:52 a.m. Commissioners reconvened at 10:02 a.m. No action
was taken.
Commissioners authorized Bill to continue negotiations
on land easements.
Commissioners reviewed Resolution #200416
A Resolution rearranging Commissioners Districts in Allen County,
Kansas.
Whereas K.S.A.19-204 provides for dividing Allen County into three
commissioner districts which are as compact and equal in population as
possible; and
Whereas, Allen County Commissioner Districts Two and Three could be
more equal in population if Iola Ward Three is made a part of Commissioner
District Two and Iola Ward Two is made a part of Commissioner District
Three; and
Whereas, such arrangement is allowed by law and will not disturb the
boundary of any voting ward.
NOW, THEREFORE, the Board of County Commissioners of Allen County,
Kansas does hereby resolve that Iola Ward Three shall be made a part of
Allen County Commissioner District Two and Iola Ward Two shall be made a
part of Allen County Commissioner District Three. All remaining wards and
precincts shall remain unchanged.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that this resolution shall become effective upon
publication in the official County newspaper.
Commissioner Regehr moved to Adopted the resolution #200416 in regular
session this 7th day of December 2004. Commissioner Works
seconded, motion passed 3-0-0.
Alan discussed the issues at the new jail that are not currently
operating correctly.
Jim Valentine, Jimbo’s Locks and Keys, discussed a lock at the
attorney/client security area. Discussion followed.
Commissioners toured the old jail. No action was taken.
Commissioners approved the following documents:
a) Clerk's vouchers totaling $
With no further business to come before the board, the meeting was
adjourned until December 14, 2004 at 8:30 a.m. in the Commission room of
the courthouse.
| Dick Works,
Commissioner |
Walt Regehr,
Jr.,
Commissioner |
| Sherrie Riebel,
Allen County Clerk |
Kent Thompson, Chairperson |
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