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Waterloo, Iowa January 21, 2020 the Board of Supervisors of the County of Black Hawk, in the State of Iowa, Met in Regular Adjou Waterloo, Iowa January 21, 2020 The Board of Supervisors of the County of Black Hawk, in the State of Iowa, met in regular adjourned meeting at the Courthouse in Waterloo, County Seat of said County, at nine o’clock (9:00) a.m., pursuant to law, to the rules of said Board, and to adjournment. The meeting was called to order and on roll call there were present: Linda Laylin, Tom Little, Dan Trelka, Craig White and Chris Schwartz, Chair. Absent: None. Unless otherwise noted, all actions were approved unanimously. Moved by Little, seconded by White that the AGENDA be received and place on file with the County Auditor as approved. Motion carried. White moved the following resolution seconded by Trelka. BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED by the Board of Supervisors of Black Hawk County, that the Board of Supervisors APPROVE EXPENDITURES, and that the County Auditor be authorized and directed to ISSUE CHECKS, against the various settlement of such claims as allowed: GENERAL BASIC FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV state pay 27,561.00 20447 COLLECTION SVC CTR oth pay 984.78 20448 IRS fed pay 65,251.55 20449 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 5,405.00 20450 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 2,387.50 20451 SSA fica 102,566.78 20453 CEDAR VALLEY UNITED WAY oth pay 230.00 20457 ACES svc 199.00 20462 CDW GOVERNMENT INC eq 46.43 20463 CITY OF CEDAR FALLS fuel 29.89 20464 COURIER publ 379.75 20465 DAN DEERY MOTOR CO INC prts/lbr 1,766.45 20466 DWD INVESTMENTS rent 625.00 20467 E CENTRAL IA RURAL ELEC util 1,421.66 20468 E CENTRAL IA RURAL ELEC svc 2,335.68 20469 FASTENAL CO eq 4.60 20470 GBM PROPERTY MGMT rent 825.00 20471 INRCOG svc 90.80 20473 JOHNSTONE SUPL supl 33.38 20476 MARCO INC svc 91.00 20477 MARTIN BROS DIST CO supl 165.99 20478 MATT PARROTT/STOREY KENWORTHY eq 11,871.43 20480 MENARDS CF prts 284.75 20481 MENARDS WLOO eq 190.72 20482 METRO INVESTMENTS MULTI UNIT rent 200.00 20483 MHP WLOO rent 200.00 20484 O'KEEFE ELEVATOR CO INC maint 260.00 20485 PER MAR SECURITY SVCS svc 1,105.38 20486 PTS OF AMERICA svc 876.00 20487 SANDEES LTD supl 91.75 20488 SCOTT, TRAVIS reimb 120.00 20489 SELVEDINA rent 225.00 20490 SLED SHED eq 294.00 20491 STERICYCLE INC svc 146.51 20492 SUPERIOR WELDING SUPL supl 4.20 20493 US BANK misc 6,865.60 20494 WEBER PAPER CO supl 2,756.83 20495 CANTIN, KATHERINE reimb 120.00 20496 FINKE ALAN reimb 240.00 20497 GRAHAM ANGELA mil 27.30 20498 HEINEN ERIC supl 20.67 20499 KLUS, KATHERINE reimb 120.00 20500 KOELLING NICHOLE reimb 120.00 20501 KOZAK, KARL reimb 120.00 20502 NORTHRUP CHERRIE reimb 120.00 20503 PETERSEN TROY reimb 120.00 20504 RUTLEDGE, JODI reimb 120.00 20505 SOUER, WILLIAM reimb 120.00 20506 SWINGEN STANLEY JR reimb 120.00 20507 VAN MEETEREN BRIAN reimb 120.00 318634 AFLAC ins 2,030.17 318635 COMMUNITY HEALTH CHARITIES IA oth pay 11.00 318636 FIDELITY SECURITY LIFE INS CO ins 2,495.48 318638 MADISON NATL LIFE INS ins 598.47 318639 PECU oth pay 25,851.51 318640 A TEC RECYCLING INC svc 260.20 318643 ALL STATE RENTAL eq rent 360.00 318644 AMAZON CAPITAL SVCS INC supl 21.28 318646 APCO INTERNATIONAL INC educ 95.00 318647 AQUATICS & EXOTICS OF WLOO supl 4.49 318648 ARGUS & WOOKIE INC rent 200.00 318649 B & B FARM STORE INC eq 5,277.00 318651 BEST'S POWER HOUSE svc 6,871.19 318652 BHC LANDFILL svc 101.95 318653 BOLTZ, MIKE ref 700.00 318654 CAMPBELL SUPL WLOO supl 191.16 318655 CF UTILITIES wtr 59.61 318656 CF UTILITIES util 57.38 318658 CF UTILITIES util 337.50 318659 CF UTILITIES util 1,178.50 318663 CF UTILITIES data 579.65 318664 CF UTILITIES util 288.63 318665 CF UTILITIES util 41.15 318666 CF UTILITIES data 85.00 318668 CENTURYLINK tel 152.00 318670 CHEMSEARCH supl 359.94 318673 COOK'S OUTDOORS supl 30.00 318674 COURIER subs 142.99 318675 CRF RENTALS rent 325.00 318676 DICKEYS PRINTING svc 450.00 318677 DIGITAL OFFICE SOLUTIONS svc 150.26 318678 DONS TRUCK SALES INC eq 271.62 318679 DURA WAX CO supl 367.06 318680 ECOLAB INC eq rent 364.00 318681 EPM IOWA rent 250.00 318682 FIRESTONE PAYMENT CTR svc 1,115.58 318683 FRIENDS OF HARTMAN ref 100.00 318684 FROST ALLEN rent 280.00 318685 GALE MOTE ASSOCIATES educ 2,335.38 318686 GEOFF JUZA rent 275.00 318688 HAWKEYE ALARM & SIGNAL CO svc 250.00 318689 HAWKEYE VILLAGE APT rent 400.00 318692 IACE FIVE SEASONS MOBILE HOME PARK rent 200.00 318693 IN THE LOOP PROPERTIES rent 200.00 318694 IA ASSOC OF CO CONS BOARD svc 537.00 318695 IOWA COUNTIES INFO TECH svc 3,757.93 318696 IA DEPT OF INSPECTIONS & APPEALS lic 15.00 318697 IA DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY supl 300.00 318699 IAA LAW ENFORCEMENT ACADEMY svc 150.00 318701 ISAC educ 190.00 318703 KSM RENTALS rent 250.00 318704 LODGE CONSTRUCTION INC eq rpr 8,640.78 318706 MCGOVERN CONSTANCE rent 300.00 318707 MEDIACOM svc 338.03 318708 MERCYONE NE IA CLINIC vc 439.50 318709 METRO FUNDERS dues 100.00 318710 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 59.36 318711 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 6,909.50 318713 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 18.30 318715 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 13.93 318726 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 484.28 318727 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 1,072.51 318730 MT VILLAGE APTS rent 200.00 318731 MURPHY TRACTOR & EQUIP CO eq 73.13 318732 NAPA AUTO PARTS prts 15.99 318734 PETERSON CONTRACTORS INC svc 5,238.00 318735 PIN OAK INVESTMENTS rent 250.00 318736 PITNEY BOWES eq rent 777.36 318738 PRESTIGE svc 20.57 318739 PRESTO-X svc 242.00 318740 RADIOLOGY CONSULTANTS IA med 34.00 318743 RUSSELL LAMSON LTD PARTNERSHIP rent 200.00 318744 SADLER POWER TRAIN INC prts 47.47 318745 SAM ANNIS & CO fuel 21.25 318746 SCARBROUGH, JOLENE rent 250.00 318747 SHRED-IT USA svc 83.60 318749 SNYDER & ASSOCIATES svc 2,660.00 318750 SOUTH VIEW OF WLOO rent 475.00 318751 STAND FIRM PROPERTIES rent 250.00 318753 STICKFORT ELECTRIC CO INC prts 89.22 318754 STOKES WELDING eq 157.75 318755 SUMMIT FOOD SVC food 10,120.08 318756 SWISHER & COHRT svc 18.50 318757 T & J RENTALS rent 275.00 318758 TEDS HOME AND HARDWARE supl 34.98 318759 CENTER OF CENTER rent 400.00 318760 TOPHAT AUTOMOTIVE SYNDICATE lbr 40.00 318761 TREASURER STATE OF IA tax 933.00 318763 URBS DO IT BEST HRDWR supl 88.99 318765 WLOO WATER WORKS wtr 366.05 318766 WAVERLY TIRE CO eq 216.00 318767 WERTJES UNIFORMS svc 20.00 318768 WILSON RESTAURANT SUPL INC eq rpr 550.05 318769 ANDERSON LYNDSEY reimb 120.00 318770 BAUCH, KYLE reimb 120.00 318771 CALLAWAY, GRETCHEN reimb 120.00 318772 JONES SCOTT reimb 120.00 318773 MYERS, WADE reimb 120.00 318774 SVOBODA, CONNIE reimb 120.00 318775 TURNER TAMARA M reimb 120.00 318776 WEIMER JAMES reimb 120.00 GENERAL SUPPLEMENTAL FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV state pay 239.00 20448 IRS fed pay 392.40 20450 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 405.00 20451 SSA fica 877.42 318636 FIDELITY SECURITY LIFE INS CO ins 8.36 318762 TRENT LAW FIRM svc 314.50 COUNTY SERVICES FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV state pay 900.00 20448 IRS fed pay 8,347.37 20449 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 175.00 20451 SSA fica 5,827.40 318636 FIDELITY SECURITY LIFE INS CO ins 8.36 318638 MADISON NATL LIFE INS ins 1.50 RURAL BASIC FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV state pay 2,077.00 20447 COLLECTION SVC CTR oth pay 57.02 20448 IRS fed pay 3,870.21 20449 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 150.00 20450 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 75.00 20451 SSA fica 5,673.10 318634 AFLAC ins 115.75 318636 FIDELITY SECURITY LIFE INS CO ins 129.78 318638 MADISON NATL LIFE INS ins 12.18 318639 PECU oth pay 2,979.49 SECONDARY ROADS FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV st ate pay 3,691.00 20448 IRS fed pay 7,746.92 20449 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 480.00 20450 NATIONWIDE RETIREMENT SOLUTIONS def com 125.00 20451 SSA fica 13,411.60 20453 CEDAR VALLEY UNITED WAY oth pay 28.00 20458 ANTON SALES hdwr 435.87 20459 B&B LOCK & KEY INC eq 319.20 20460 BMC AGGREGATES eq 888.47 20463 CITY OF CEDAR FALLS fuel 283.19 20467 E CENTRAL IA RURAL ELEC util 23.75 20475 KWIK TRIP INC fuel 432.06 20480 MENARDS CF supl 33.20 20481 MENARDS WLOO supl 32.63 20493 US BANK misc 2,177.41 318634 AFLAC ins 65.70 318636 FIDELITY SECURITY LIFE INS CO ins 469.88 318638 MADISON NATL LIFE INS ins 71.20 318639 PECU oth pay 1,652.50 318641 AGVANTAGE FS INC fuel 746.48 318642 AIRGAS NORTH CENTRAL eq rent 67.46 318660 CF UTILITIES util 5.07 318661 CF UTILITIES util 8.11 318662 CF UTILITIES util 8.11 318669 CERTIFIED POWER INC eq rpr 259.04 318671 CINTAS CORP svc 32.64 318678 DONS TRUCK SALES INC supl 73.31 318691 HIWAY PRODUCTS INC svc 604.16 318698 IA DEPT OF TRANSPORTATION eq 3,556.90 318700 IOWA PRISON INDUSTRIES supl 310.86 318702 ISU educ 370.00 318705 MATT CONTRUCTION INC svc 41,230.00 318712 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 2,373.24 318716 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 235.97 318717 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 98.69 318718 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 18.91 318719 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 73.92 318720 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 10.54 318721 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 17.38 318722 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 289.94 318723 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 28.00 318724 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 30.24 318725 MID AMERICAN ENERGY util 62.07 318728 MIDWEST OVERHEAD CRANE svc 824.32 318732 NAPA AUTO PARTS prts 444.92 318737 PLUMB TECH INC eq rpr 1,012.92 318741 RIEGER JOHN D row 150.00 318748 SHUCK BRITSON INC svc 2,996.00 318752 STETSON BUILDING PRODUCTS supl 15.25 318754 STOKES WELDING supl 3,802.61 318764 VERIZON CONNECT NWF INC svc 781.50 RESOURCE/ENHANCE/PROTECT FUND 318649 B & B FARM STORE INC supl 120.75 318687 HATCH GRADING & CONTRACTING svc 4,900.00 JAIL COMMISSARY FUND 20446 IA DEPT OF REV state pay 29.00 20448 IRS fed pay 97.75 20451 SSA fica 201.38 20461 BOB BARKER CO INC eq 2,290.26 20474 KEEFE SUPL CO food 5,071.38 20479 MCKEE FOODS food 101.58 20493 US BANK misc 1,338.73 CONSERVATION TRUST
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