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Page Six N/Warren Town and County News Thursday, January 23, 2014 2 "-" Bar• . OFFICIAL PUBLICATION January 7, 2014 The Warren County Board of Supervisom met Thursday, January 7th, 2014, at 9:30 a.m. with Supervisom' Doug Shull, Steve Wilson and Dean Yordi present. The following business was had to-wit: SIMPLE MOTION by Steve Wilson, second by Dean Yordi to approve the con- sent agenda, 12/17/2013 Regular Session Minutes, 1102/2014 Organizational Minutes and claims. ABC ENTERPRISES LLC ADAMS, MADELINE ALLIANT ENERGY ALLIED OIL & TIRE CO AMERICAN LEGION POST ANDERSON ERICKSON AOSNC LLC BARRETT, CODY BASS, TROY W BATES, CHERYL BOB BARKER COMPANY INC BOMGAR CORPORATION BROADLAWNS MEDICAL BURDESS, REUBEN BUSSANMAS TOWING CALHOUN-BURNS & ASSOC CAPITOL CITY CONST CARDIAC SCIENCE CORR CARLISLE CITIZEN, THE CARPENTER UNIFORM CASEYS GENERAL STORES CASUAL RAGS CDW GOVERNMENT INC. CENTRAL IA CHAPTER APA CENTURYLINK CHILDREN/FAMILIES IOWA CHUMBLEY'S AUTO CARE CIRCLE B CASHWAY CLARKE ELECTRIC COOP CNH CAPITAL COBURN, RYAN COMM & FAMILY RES CONTINENTAL RESEARCH COPY PLUS COUGHLON, MICHAEL COUNTRY VIEW ESTATES CR SERVICES CRANSTON, BOBBIER CRISWELL, JOHN W DAILY, BRENDA DALLAS INC DAUGHERTY, JULIE DELL MARKETING L.P. DES MOINES STAMP MFG DEVAU LT, JODENE DHS CASE MGMT UNIT DIAMOND MOWERS INC DONALDSON, MARY ELECTRICAL ENGINEER ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING ENGELBART, RUTH A. EYERLY-BALL FASTENAL COMPANY FILTER CARE OF NEBRASKA FISCHER, GEORGE FOUST AUTO BODY SHOP FOXWOOD APARTMENTS FRANK DUNN CO FRASER TRANSPORTATION GENESIS DEVELOPMENT GLASCOCK, POLLY HALTERMAN, MARILYN HARGIN, CHAD HARMONY HOUSE HEALTHCARE FIRST HENRY M. ADKINS & SON HERBERGER CONST CO HOHANSHELT, SARAH HONEYWELL HOM MED LLC HOUSE OF MERCY HUTCHINSON SALT CO HUTCHISON, PEG HY-VEE ACCTS REC INDIANOLA VISION CENTER INDOFF INC. INFOMAX OFFICE SYSTEMS IA DEPT NAT RESOURCES IOWA LAW ENFORCEMENT IOWWA IP PATHWAYS LLC JACK L ANDIERSON AUTO JACOBSON SUPPLY LLC JENSEN CONST CO JERICO SERVICES INC JESS' LOCK & KEY JOHANSEN ENTERPRISES JOHN DEERE FINANCIAL JOHNSON REPORTING JOHNSON, DAN KADING PROPERTIES KEYSTONE LABORATORIES KIESLER'S POLICE SUPPLY KIMBALL MIDWEST KONE INC. KREISERS INC KRISS PREMIUM KROLAK, ERICA LANDUYT, DARCEY LAWSON, MARILYN LIFELINE RESOURCES LLC LUTHERAN SERVICES M & M SALES COMPANY MADISON CO AUDITOR MAIL SERVICES LLC MANDERS, FRANK MATTHEW BENDER & CO MCCOY TRUE VALUE MCKESSON MEDICAL MCPHERSON, CHAS R MEADOW VILLAGE APTS MEDICAP PHARMACY MEDICAP PHARMACY LTC MERCK SHARP MERCY INDIANOLA MICHELSEN, CINDY- MIDAMERICAN ENERGY• MITCHELL, DAVID MONROE CO SHERIFF MORRISSEY SURVEYING MORTON, JEFF N/WARREN TOWN N/WARREN FIRE/RESCUE NICHOLS CONTROLS NOBLE FORD-MERCURY PIPE-OSCEOLA STREET $628.80 MLG & SUPPLIES REIMB $307.66 LACONA SHOP $111.73 CASING DISPOSAL FEE $8.00 OCT-NOV-DEC 2013 RENT $750.00 INMATE SUPPLIES $362.18 CNSLTNG SRVS/UPDATES $773.30 LODGING/MLS/MLG REIMB $402.66 PARKING REIMB $7.00 MLG REIMB $122.85 INMATE SUPPLIES $1,282.96 ANNUAL RNEWL $999.00 CLIENT MEDICAL CHGS $12,101.35 DEC 2013 RENT ASSIST $500.00 IMPND FEES $255.00 INV 2013177.00-3 SERVICE $6,817.09 CLNG TILE/FLTRS/CT ROOM/HLTH LABOR $9,240.00 MED SPPLS $249.00 OCT PUB $87.43 EQPMNT $191.94 100 $10.00 CASEY'S GIFT CARDS $1,000.00 SUPPLIES $176.11 DCKNG STN $161.08 2014 MEMBRSHP DUES $48.00 DEC MTHLY CHGS $3,155.34 NOV 2013 CLIENT CHGS $82.23 NOV CLNT ASST $465.00 MTRLS $171.38 HWY 65-G76 SERVICE $82.79 SUPPLIES $226.56 EXMNR FEES X 2 CASES $372.88 NOV 2013 CLIENT SVCS $1,869.00 FLASH $801.16 UPS SRVCS $13.60 JAN CLNT RNT $500.00 SVCS FOR NOV 2013 $256.00 SUPPLIES $304.09 CONF FEES/ARFR REIt~B $782.80 LEGAL FEES REIMB $255.00 NOV/DEC 2013 MLG REIMB $219.38 NOV CLIENT SVCS $3,627.00 MLG REIMB $27.00 TONER $195.69 SUPPLIES $31.30 SHLVNG RMBRSMNT $139.98 SEPT-NOV2013 CLNTCHGS $733.21 PARTS $87.88 DEC CLNT RNT $300.00 SERVICES $125.00 TWR SRVC $77.95 CONF FEES/ARFR REIMB $776.80 OCT/NOV 2013 CLNT CHGS $28,360.49 VESTS/SUPPLIES $2.36.06 SERVICE $102.00 BRD OF ADJ MLG REIMB $33.00 SERVICES $126.92 DEC CLNT RNT ASST $500.00 PATCH $616.00 DOS 12/26/13 $240.25 NOV 2013 CHGS $14,295.34 SUPPLIES REIMB $18.85 BD OF ADJ MLG REIMB $39.00 CELL PHN RMBRSMNT $15.00 OCT & NOV $8,463.00 CAREFACTS ANNL RNWL $10,512.00 ELECTION SERVICES $10,067.90 BROS(89) 168TH AVE $146,583.98 MLG & SUPPLIES REIMB $91.33 MO EXP $150.00 NOVEMBER 2013 SERVICES $10,000.00 SALT $17,531.86 MEETING EXP REIMB $43.80 SUPPLIES/CLNT RX'S $7,125.63 CLNT ASST $99.00 SUPPLIES $392.29 CNTRCT CHRG $749.67 2014 ANNUAL TANK FEE $130.00 RCRTFCTN SCHOOL $125.00 CNFRNC/MMBRSHP FEES $565.00 STRG UPGRD $26,493.04 VHCL RPRS $202.29 BITS $29.50 REINFORCING STEEL EPOXY/JESUP STWK $23,615.12 CALCIUM CHLORIDE $,950.00 KEY SRVC $178.50 PRTL CLNT JAN RNT $550.00 SUPPLIES $93.18 LEGAL FEES $60.00 MLG REIMB $150.00 DEC/JAN PRTL CLNT RNT $1,700.00 LIB CENTER PROJECT $141.40 EQPMNT $609.00 SUPPLIES $383.72 DEC 2013 BILLING CHGS $208.00 MED SUPPLIES $989.78 LOOP TRTMNT $147.46 CLIENT CHGS/DOS 11-14-13 $150.00 MLG REIMB $55.77 CLIENT RENT ASSISTANCE $500.00 CLIENT CHGS $125.00 NOV 2013 CONS SVCS $799.53 MTHLY CHGS $334.67 REIMB AUTOPSY EXP $1,586.50 PRNTNG/PSTG $1,380.74 CLOTHES REIMB $174.87 PUBLICATION RENEWAL $1,860.41 RPRS/MNTNC SPPLS $610.61 MED SPPLS $271.50 BD OF ADJ MLG REIMB $14.00 DEC RENT ASSISTANCE $141.00 CLNT FIX ASST $200.00 -INMATE MEDS $3,206.82 MED SPPLS $570.61 CLNT MED ASST $274.00 BD OF ADJ MLG REIMB $14.00 CLNT UTLTS/MO SRVC $9,236.27 DEC MLG REIMB $13.00 RETURN OF SVC/DOS $24.50 FEES/MILEAGE $3,567.50 CLIENT NOV RENT ASST $500.00 NOV PUBLICATIONS $1,158.15 JANUARY P & I PUT $1,193.75 SUPPLIES $645.97 VHCL MNTNC $757.94 NORTH~CMERICAN MHP DEC CLIENT RENT ASST $754.00 NORTHERN LIGHTS FOOD INMATE SUPPLIES $1,693.73 OFFICEMAX INC SUPPLIES $440.22 ORCHARD PLACE-MH OCT/NOV CLIENT CHGS $774.80 PETERSON CONTRACTORS RC-CO91(91) NIXON $55,613.09 PETERSON FUNERAL HOME CLNT ASST FUNERAL $1,670.00 PHILLIPS, AMANDA NOV/DEC 2013 MLG REIMB $,53.04 PITNEY BOWES INC.* MTHLY RENTAL CHGS $1,343.00 PLAK SMACKER DNTL SPPLS $419.04 POLK COUNTY AUDITOR MULTIPLE CLIENT CHGS $2,776.70 POLK COUNTY TREASURER MED EXMNR CHGS X 2 $200.00 POSTMASTER POSTAGE $,368.00 PREFERRED PEST CONT SUPPLIES $200.00 PUBLIC SAFETY EXMNR SVCS $194.80 QUALITY SUPER LUBE VHCL MNTNC $51.75 RAIN KING LLC TRP CHRG $45.00 RECORD HERALD AND, THE YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION $19.07 RED ROCK AREA OCT/NOV 2013 CHARGES $1,631.00 RHODES, TINA 2013 MLG REIMB $40.00 ROGERS LAW FIRM P.L.L.C. CLIENT SVCS $150.00 ROUSH, KARLA DEC CLNT RNT ASST $425.00 SANOFI PASTEUR INC SUPPLIES $137.04 SAVAGE DIRT WORKS LLC L-B5622E ~9-¢-73-910SCEOLA $34,147.96 SCHNEIDER CORPORATION JAN - MAR 2014 WEB HOSTING CHGS $2,385.00 SECURITY EQUIPMENT INC QTRLY SRVC AGRMNT $1,248.00 SELGRADE, DOMINIQUE DEC/JAN CLNT RNT ASST$1,200.00 SMITH, DAN 2013 MLG REIMB $16.50 SMITH, KENNETH CLIENT RENT ASSISTANCE $500.00 SOUTHERN COMPUTER CMPTR EQPMNT $101.92 SPENCER PROPERTY CLIENT DEC RENT ASSIST $529.35 STAPLES ADVANTAGE SUPPLIES $97.93 STILLS, CHARLIE 2013 MLG REIMB $35.00 SUSAN FRYE AND ASSOC DEPOSITIONS $430.25 TOMIN TOWING VHCL MNTNC $2,950.77 TRANS IOWA LC SERVICES $126.40 TREASURER STATE OF IA MULTIPLE CLIENTS CHGS$2,189.57 TRM DISPOSAL SERVICES $12.00 U.S. POSTAL SERVICE PREPAID PSTG AUD $1,000.00 UNIFIED CONTRACTING FUEL STATION REPAIR $1,551.38 US CELLULAR MTHLY CELL CHRGS $208.34 US POSTAL SERVICE PSTG USED 10-21-13 (PSTG-BY-PHO THRU 12-11-13 $619.77 VANDEKAMP PROPERTIES JAN CLNT RNT ASST $425.00 VANGUARD APPRAISALS ANNUAL RENEWAL $10,200.00 VERIZON WIRELESS MTHLY CELL CHGS $2,496.32 W'REEVES AND ASSOC SPKR $213.40 WARREN CO TREAS/LD NOV LD PH CHGS $418.27 WARREN CO TREASURER BASIC PH CHGS $1,962.50 WARREN WATER DISTRICT SERVICE 7494 R57 HWY $47.00 WASTE MANAGEMENT SERVICE $126.35 WESTERN ACRES DEC CLNT RNT ASST $220.00 WlEGERT DISPOSAL INC MO SRVC $205.00 WlLSHIRE HILLS JAN CLNT RNT ASST $200.00 WILSON, STEVE MLG $165.00 WINDFLOWER PARK APTS JAN CLNT RNT ASST $525.00 WINDSTREAM COMM MO SRVC $759.40 WlNDSTREAM IOWA MO SRVC $311.29 WINGSPAN LLC SUPPLIES/COMM SUPPORT$2,175.00 YORDI, DEAN C EXPENSES REIMB $142.00 RESOLUTION 14-12 OPEN PUBLIC HEARING BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby en- ters into the public hearing portion of the meeting. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-13 CLOSE PUBLIC HEARING BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the public hearing regarding Amendments to Warren County Code of Ordinances Chapter 3 General Assistance Program is hereby closed. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-14 APPROVE CODE OF ORDINANCES AMENDMENTS TO CHAPTER 3 GENERAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors waives the 2nd and 3~ reading of the amendments to Chapter 3 General Assistance Program in the Warren County Code of Ordinances and hereby approves the amendments to Chapter 3 General Assistance in the Warren County Code of Ordinances. See copy of the Code of Ordinances in Auditor's Office or online at www.co.warren.ia.us for the amendments. Carded unanimously RESOLUTION 14-15 APPROVAL OF AMENDMENTTO INCOME AND AS- SISTANCE GUIDELINES BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves the Amendment to Income and Assistance Guidelines for Chapter 3, General Assistance Program, Warren County Code of Ordinances.subject to ordinances being published. Carried unanimously RESOLUT ION 14-16ATEMPORARY HIRE SECONDARY ROAD DEPARTMENT BE IT RESOLVED, to hire Cory Vail, temporary part time, effective November 5, 2013 for no more than six months, at $16.88 per hour in the Secondary Road . Department as part time winter seasonal help. Due to the nature of the tempo- rary part time employment, he will not be eligible for any benefits. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16B REMOVE FROM PAYROLL CONSERVATION BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ac- cepts the resignation of Bob Killmar, a seasonal/temporary employee from Con- servation effective December 6, 2013, and to remove from payroll. Employee was not eligible for, benefits; therefore there will be no payout. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16C APPROVE NEW HIRES HEALTH SERVICES BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves Shawna Snuggs, Maternal Child Health Coordinator in Health Services effective December 31,2013, as a regular full time employee at Grade t5, Step 1, at the hourly rate of $21.80 and is eligible to receive benefits; AND BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves Kate Honer, 1= Five Coordinator- Social Worker in Health Services effec- tive December 23, 2013, as a regular full time employee at Grade 15, Step 1, at the hourly rate of $21.80 and is eligible to receive benefits. Carded unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16D NEW HIRE ATTORNEYS OFFICE BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves hire of Amy Schnathorst, Collections Administrator in Attorneys Office effective December 26, 2013, as a regular full time employee, at $38,000.00 annually and is eligible to receive benefits. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16E APPROVE GRANT AGREEMENT CITY OF NORWALK ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board'of Supervisors hereby ap- proves Grant Agreement with the City of Norwalk for Economic Development. Carded unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16F1 AMENDMENTTO RESOLUTION 13-105 BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby move to approve the hiring of Mary Jean Furler as Warren County Administrator effec- tive May 30, 2013 with a starting salary of $3,326.31 bi-weeldy, after her 6 month review she will be eligible for a 3% pay increase. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16[=2 CORRECTION OF RESOLUTION 13-245D BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves a salary adjustment effective November 25, 2013 for Mary Jean Furler, County Administrator in the amount of $3,492.63 bi-weekly based on 6 month merit per agreement upon hire. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16G ABATEMENT OFTAXES BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves the remaining property taxes on the parcel(s) listed below be abated pursuant to 446.7 of the Iowa Code. Pamel Number ProDerty Owner Taxes Due 93800011000 City of West Des Moines$17.00 93800012000 City of West Des Moines$19.00 93800013000 City of West Des Moines$ 4.00 95800014000 City of West Des Moinas$16.00 93800015000 City of West Des Moines$ 5.00 Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-16H STAFF CHANGES MENTAL HEALTH BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves the following changes in the allocation of salaries for the Mental Health/ Case Management Department is hereby approved, effective January 1,2014: Brenda Daily 75% Targeted Case Manager (Fund 0006) 25% Targeted Case Manager Supervisor (Fund 006) Cheryl Bates75% Social Worker (Fund 0010) 25% Targeted Case Manager (Fund 0006) Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-17 APPROVE TENTATIVE AGREEMENT WITH TEAM- STERS LOCAL UNION #238 BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves the Tentative Agreement with Teamsters Local Union 238 as presented. Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-18 AFSCME CONTRACT MODIFICATION BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves the modification of the current Collective Bargaining Agreement with AFSCME Council #61, July 1, 2012 through June 30, 2015. Carded unani- mously RESOLUTION 14-19 MOBILE CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM PROGRAM BE IT RESOLVED THAT, the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- proves implementation of the Mobile Crisis ResponseTeam (MCRT) Program to be funded by the Mental Health Budget. Carried unanimously. The Supervisors gave reports of their previous week's activities.The As- sistant County Attorney gave the County Attorney's Reports.The next regu- lar meeting will be held on Tuesday, January 21at, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. Upon proper motion the meeting was adjourned at 10:00a.m. ATTEST: AUDITOR, Traci VanderLinden CHAIR, Doug Shull OFFICIAL PUBLICATION MINUTESTO BE APPROVED ATTHE JANUARY 21,2014 BOARD MEETING January 9, 2014 The Warren County Board of Supervisors met Thursday January 9, 2014, at 1:00 p.m. with Supervisors' Doug Shull, Steve Wilson and Dean Yordi present. The following business was had to wit: RESOLUTION 14-20 CANVASS STATE REPRESENTATIVE DISTRICT 25 SPECIAL COUNTY ELECTION BE IT RESOLVED, the results of the January 7, 2014, State Representative District 25 Special County election are as follows: 11,252 Total Registered Voters 947 Total Ballots Cast 8.42% Voter Turnout * Indicates Winner Polls ~ Total Pam Deichmann 244 35 279 29.40 % *Stan Gustafson 409 258 667 70.28 % Write-In Scattering 3 0 3 0.32 % Carried unanimously RESOLUTION 14-21 REFUNDVALENTINE LIQUOR LICENSE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Warren County Board of Supervisors hereby ap- prove to refund the liquor license to Rick Valentine D/B/A Valentine Food Com- pany in the amount of $545.63. Carried unanimously Upon proper motion the meeting was adjourned at 1:02 p.m. A-CrEST: AUDITOR, Traci VanderLinden CHAIR, Doug Shull Pears Take Center Plate With One-Pan Meals (NAPS)--Weeknight meals can be both convenient and flavorful with simple one-pan recipes. The trick is to build meals from ingredients that are versatile and can com- plement their "pan-mates." North USAPears can be used in both sweet and savory dishes. Pears pair well with chicken, pork and fish and make a great addition to fam- ily favorites such as pizza or grilled sandwiches. Consider adding pears to your meals for both extra fla- vor and nutrition. They are an excellent source of fiber and a good source of vitamin C. This appetizing recipe shows off the pear's flavor a~d versatility. Crispy Chicken Cutlets with Pears and Shallots 4 small boneless, skinless chicken breasts Salt and freshly ground black pepper 1A cup all-purpose flour 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil, divided 3 tablespoons unsalted butter, divided 2 shallots, thinly sliced 2 USA Pears, peeled, cored and cut in V~-inch dice ¾ cup chicken stock Juice of I lemon 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard 4 ~u~ finely chopped fresh thyme (about 4 sprigs) 2 tablespoons com:sely chopped fiat-leaf parsley Pt e each dficken hresst between 2 sheets of plastic wrap. Using a heavy skil- let, the breasts to W- inch tldckne Sesson both sides with salt and pepper Pears bring a lot to the table--including flavor, fiber and vitamin C. and lightly coat with flour. Place I tablespoon each of olive oil and butter in a large skillet over medium- high heat. When the but~ ter begins te foa add two of the chicken breasts and saut~ on one side until golden brown, 2 to 3 min- utes. Turn and saut until cooked through, 2 to 3 min- ute~ Transfer the chicken to a plate and repeat with I tablespoon each of olive oil and butter and remain- ing chicken breasts. Add the shallots and pears to the pan and cook over medium-high heat until Iightly translucent and golden, about 3 min- utes. Add the chicken stock, lemon juice, mustard and any juices on the plate and deghze the scrap. ing any brown bits on the bottom with a wooden spoon. Simmer until the sauce reduces by half, about 4 minute~ Add the chopped thyme and pars- ley and stir in the remain- ing tablespoon of butter until just melted. Spoon sauce over chicken cutlets and serve over wilted spinach. Yield: Makes 4 servings. For recipe inspiration and more, visit www.usapears.org and follow USA Pears on Facebook and Twitter.