IOLA, KANSAS
OFFICE OF THE ALLEN COUNTY CLERK
February 21, 2006
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IOLA,
KANSAS
OFFICE OF THE ALLEN COUNTY
CLERK
February 21, 2006
The Allen County Board of Commissioners met in regular
session at 8:30 a.m. with Chairperson Dick
Works, Commissioner Kent Thompson, and
Sherrie L. Riebel, County Clerk. Commissioner Walt Regehr, Jr. was absent.
Bruce Symes, Iola Register, was present to observe the meeting.
Commissioners corrected and approved the minutes of the
February 7 & 8, 2006 meetings.
Commissioners approved Brian Donovan to use the
bandstand on May 5, 2006 for the Special Olympic Torch Run and Auction.
Commissioners reviewed Fire District #3 annual report.
Commissioner Thompson moved to authorize a Cereal Malt
beverage license request from Humboldt Speedway. Commissioner Works
seconded, motion passed 2-0-0.
Commissioner Works discussed a letter from Monarch
Cement Company requesting Disposal of Solid Waste Without a Permit
Disposal of Demolition Waste Generated On-Site. Commissioners reviewed the
request. The waste material shall be only demolition waste generated at
the disposal site, the disposal area must be covered with a minimum of two
feet of soil and seeded, rocked or paved, the final grades for the
disposal site shall be compatible with and not detract from appearance of
adjacent properties, a restrictive covenant shall be submitted and filed
with the Bureau of Waste Management. Commissioner Thompson moved to
authorize Chairman Works to sign. Commissioner Works seconded, motion
passed 2-0-0.
Chuck Richey, Allen County resident, discussed the
ambulance service for the Elsmore/Savonburg area. Commissioners explained
that the cameras on the deputy vehicles showed that Iola ambulance service
got to the scene four minutes after the Moran ambulance. This was before
the change in Moran and Humboldt ambulance services. Discussion followed.
Bill King, Public Works Director, presented bids for
trucks. Darren Barnett, Twin Motors, was present for the bid presentation.
The first bid was for a 2-wheel drive ¾ ton regular cab. Bid from Twin
Motors Ford for a Ford 2006 F-250 for $19,247.00 less $1,000 for trade
allowance for a total of $18,247.00, 6 week delivery, 3 year/36,000 miles
warranty; Ranz Motors for a 2006 Chevrolet 2500 HD for $19,680.00 less
$800 for trade allowance for a total of $18,880.00, 6 – 8 week delivery,
3 year/36,000 miles warranty; Shields Motors for a 2006 Dodge SLT for
$19,726.00 less $500 for trade allowance for a total of $19,226.00, 30 –
60 days delivery, 3 year/36,000 miles warranty. Commissioner Thompson
moved to approve the purchase from Twin Motor Ford for $18,247.00.
Commissioner Works seconded, motion passed 2-0-0.
Bill King, Public Works Director, presented bids for
trucks. Darren Barnett, Twin Motors, was present for the bid presentation.
The second bid was for a 4-wheel drive ¾ ton regular cab. Bid from Twin
Motors Ford for a Ford 2006 F-250 XLT for $21,975.00 less $1,000 for trade
allowance for a total of $20,975.00, 6 week delivery, 3 year/36,000 miles
warranty; Ranz Motors for a 2006 Chevrolet 2500 HD for $22,425.00.00 less
$800 for trade allowance for a total of $21,625.00, 6 – 8 week delivery,
3 year/36,000 miles warranty; Shields Motors for a 2006 Dodge SLT for
$22,336.00 less $500 for trade allowance for a total of $21,836.00, 30 –
60 days delivery, 3 year/36,000 miles warranty. Commissioner Thompson
moved to approve the purchase from Twin Motor Ford for $20,975.00.
Commissioner Works seconded, motion passed 2-0-0.
Bill discussed bids for the old trucks. Bids were
received from David Tidd for $500 for either truck (only one); Leon Cuppet
for $495.00 for one and $485.00 for the other; Larry Thompson for $226.00
for one and $221.00 for the other but because they are being used as trade
ins Commissioners did not except any of the bids.
Bill discussed a landfill rake. He stated he would be
utilizing it at the landfill as well as the airport. Discussion followed.
Bids were received from Storrer Implement for $900.00 with gauge wheel kit
adds $215.00; Alco Implement for $950.00; and J & W Equipment for
$979.00 with gauge wheel kit included. Discussion followed. Commissioners
approved Bill to go out for formal bids for a rock rake.
Bill requested Jerry Wallis be able to carry over 41 ½
hours of vacation. Commissioners approved to be used within 6 months.
Bill discussed bringing seasonal employees in early for
mowing. Discussion followed.
Bill discussed the landfill state inspections.
Ron Holman, Allen County House and Grounds Director,
discussed carpet and tile for the Clerk’s office. Ron requested bids
from Decorator Supply, Home Detail, and Mike’s Carpet World. Bids were
received from Decorator Supply Inc for commercial carpet from $1599.00 to
$1712.10 and for tile $1509.84 to $2478.60; Home Detail for commercial
carpet from $1790.32 to $2189.58 and for tile $896.40 to $1263.60. Either
one would have to have the asbestos tile removed. A bid was received from
Asbestos Removal & Maintenance Inc. for $1,660.00. Commissioner
Thompson moved to accept the bid on asbestos removal. Commissioner Works
seconded, motion passed 2-0-0. Commissioners requested Ron get second
total square footage from each company because of a discrepancy in both
bids.
Commissioner Thompson moved to go into executive session to discuss
Attorney-Client Privilege Exception for 5 minutes. Commissioner Works
seconded, motion passed 2-0-0. Those in the room will be Chairman Works,
Commissioner Thompson, Alan Weber, County Counselor and Sherrie L. Riebel,
Allen County Clerk. The time is now 10:00 a.m. Commissioners reconvened at
10:05 a.m. No action was taken.
Commissioners requested Bill visit with the construction company on the
Central Street Bridge project. Discussion followed.
Alan Weber, Allen County Counselor, presented bids for
a computer. Bid specs were as follows: 3.4 GHZ processor, 1 gig meg ram
memory, 80 gig hard drive ATA, CDRW burner with DVD combo, fast Ethernet,
20" flat panel monitor w/ speaker bar, mouse pad, Norton Anti Virus,
Microsoft Office Professional, 3 year on-site warranty. Bids were received
from Advantage Computer Enterprise for $1,488; Cybertron International out
of Wichita for $1,232.00 and Iola Computer Products, Inc for declined to
bid. Discussion followed. Commissioner Thompson moved to purchase the
computer from Advantage Computer. Commissioner Works seconded, motion
passed 2-0-0.
Alan requested to purchase a bookshelf for his office.
Commissioners approved Alan to purchase a bookcase not to exceed $175.00.
Alan discussed bills coming in from the law enforcement
center from D & R Plumbing but not paid for by Westra Construction.
Alan discussed a request for water compensation from
the Rural Water District #7 for water used to put out a fire by the City
of Iola Fire Department. Discussion followed.
Commissioner Thompson and Alan discussed meeting with
different companies for interest in Allen County Hospital. Commissioners
appointed Jackie Chase to fill Donna Talkington’s position on that
committee.
David Dillon, Blue Cross Blue Shield Representative,
discussed the renewal for Allen County. He explained the need for a raise.
The 24% increase will be in effect April 1, 2006 to March 31, 2007.
Commissioners stated that even with the increase Allen County’s premium
is still lower than several of the Southeast Kansas Counties premiums.
Commissioners stated they would take under consideration.
Sherrie discussed Computer Information Concept’s
software package. It is PC based software for Payroll, Human Resource,
A/P, Budgetary accounting and Tax.
Ron presented corrected bids for carpet and tile for
the clerk’s office. Corrected bids were received from Decorator Supply
Inc for commercial carpet from $1599.00 to $1712.10 and for tile $1677.60
to $2754.00; Home Detail for commercial carpet from $1296.40 to $1585.50
and for tile $1674.00 to $2286.00. Commissioners discussed carpet
qualities to make sure the qualities are comparable.
Hal Pannel, Allen County citizen, discussed signs at
the Allen County Airport.
Commissioners approved the following documents:
Clerk's Journal Entries # 15-16
With no further business to come before the board, the
meeting was adjourned until February 28, 2006 at 8:30 a.m. in the
Commission room of the courthouse.