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Lawrence County Commissioners Meeting – January 6, 2004 LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING – JANUARY 6, 2004 James J. Seward called the regular meeting of the Lawrence County Commissioners to order at 8:00 a.m. on January 6, 2004 in the Administrative Annex Building of the Lawrence County Courthouse located at 90 Sherman Street, Deadwood, SD with Commissioners Bob Ewing, Brandon D. Flanagan, Terry Weisenberg and Connie H. Douglas present. 2004 ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS & DESIGNATIONS CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Moved-Seconded (Douglas-Ewing) to appoint Commissioner Weisenberg as the Chairman of the Lawrence County Commissioners for 2004. Motion Carried. VICE-CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Moved by Seward to nominate Douglas as Vice-Chairman. Motion died due to lack of a second. Moved-Seconded (Douglas- Weisenberg) to appoint Commissioner Ewing as the Vice-Chairman of the Lawrence County Commissioners for 2004. Motion Carried. LEGAL NEWSPAPERS: Moved-Seconded (Douglas-Flanagan) to designate the B.H. Pioneer and the Lawrence County Centennial as the legal newspapers for 2004. Motion Carried. SHERIFF'S OFFICE POSITIONS: Moved-Seconded (Douglas-Ewing) To restate the full time positions in the Lawrence County Sheriff's office for 2004 as follows: (1) Chief Deputy (6) Deputies, (3) Detective, (2) Process Servers, (3) Office Personnel (9) Jailers, (1) Bailiff, (2) Cook/Jail Assist. (1) E911 Coordinator, and (7) Dispatchers. Motion Carried. INDIGENT FUNERAL EXPENSE: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Seward) to continue the indigent funeral expenses paid by the County as stated in the Lawrence County Welfare Program Rule. Motion Carried. COUNTY BOARDS AND COMMITTEES: AIRPORT BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Weisenberg) to appoint Commissioner Seward as representative for 2004 and Commissioner Flanagan as alternate for 2004. Moved-Seconded (Flanagan-Seward) to appoint Bob Golay for a five-year term to end 1-2009. EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT LOCAL EMERGENCY PLANNING COMMITTEE AND EMERGENCY OPERATIONS PLAN: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to appoint Commissioner Ewing for 2004. Motion Carried. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PLAN ORDINANCE JOINT COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Douglas-Seward) to appoint Jim Dunn for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007. Motion Carried. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PLAN ORDINANCE TIMBER COMMITTEE: Moved- Seconded (Seward-Ewing) to appoint Bill Coburn, Brad Gordon, Jerry Jensen and Dean Rasmuson for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007. Motion Carried. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PLAN ORDINANCE AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to appoint Dianne Miller and Douglas Symonds for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007. Motion Carried. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW PLAN ORDINANCE WILDLIFE, RECREATION AND TOURISM COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Weisenberg) to appoint Jonathan Cathey, Steve Silvernagel, and Greg Young for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007. Motion Carried. EXTENSION BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) To appoint Steve Peters, Marla Loken, Robin Auer, Joanne Goodrich, Kate Johnson, Richard Sleep, and Commissioner Douglas for a one-year term to expire 1-2005. Motion Carried. FAIR BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Flanagan-Weisenberg) to appoint Gerald Draine for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007 and Commissioner Ewing for 2004. Motion Carried. MENTAL ILLNESS: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Ewing) to appoint Barbara Hansen to the Mental Illness Board for a (3) year term to expire 1-2007. Motion Carried. PLANNING & ZONING BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Weisenberg) to appoint Craig Mickelson for a (5) year term to expire 1-2009 and to appoint Commissioner Flanagan for 2004. Motion Carried. PUBLIC DEFENDER: Moved-Seconded (Douglas-Flanagan) To appoint Commissioner Seward and Commissioner Weisenberg and Jerry Apa to the Public Defender Board for 2004. INVASIVE SPECIES MANAGMENT: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Weisenberg) to appoint Charles Nicholas and Rick Tysdal for a three-year term to expire on 1-2007; and appoint Commissioner Ewing for 2004. Motion Carried. INSURANCE COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Flanagan) to appoint Commissioner Douglas for 2004. Motion Carried. B.H. COUNCIL OF LOCAL GOVERNMENTS: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Weisenberg) to appoint Commissioner Weisenberg as Representative and Commissioner Flanagan as Alternate for 2004. Motion Carried. FIRE ADVISORY BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Flanagan-Weisenberg) to appoint Commissioner Seward for 2004. Motion Carried. RESOURCE CONSERVATION & DEVELOPMENT: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to appoint Commissioner Ewing for 2004 and Commissioner Douglas as an alternate. Motion Carried. LIBRARY BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Flanagan-Seward) to appoint Commissioner Ewing for 2004. Motion Carried. STATE DIVISION OF FORESTRY CONTACT PERSON: Moved-Seconded (Flanagan- Seward) to appoint Chairman Weisenberg and Vice-Chairman Ewing as alternate for 2004. Motion Carried. USGS WATER & AQUIFER MAPPING COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Ewing- Weisenberg) to appoint Commissioner Weisenberg and Commissioner Flanagan as alternate for 2004. WELLHEAD PROTECTION PLAN COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Ewing) to appoint Commissioner Weisenberg and Commissioner Flanagan as alternate for 2004. Motion Carried. MULTIPLE USE COMMITTEE: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Flanagan) to appoint Commissioner Seward to the Multiple Use Committee for 2004. Motion Carried. EDA REVOLVING LOAN BOARD: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to appoint Commissioner Weisenberg as the Commissioner Representative for 2004. Motion Carried. WESTERN SD COMMUNITY ACTION: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to appoint Ida Marie Snorteland for 2004. Motion Carried. WESTERN SD JUVENILE SERVICES CENTER COMPACT: Moved-Seconded (Seward- Flanagan) To appoint Commissioner Douglas to a three-year term to expire Feb 2007. LOCAL RULE OF ORDER: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Seward) to adopt the local rule of order requiring three commission members approval to pass a motion for 2004. Motion Carried. MEETING PER-DIEM RATES: Moved-Seconded (Seward-Flanagan) to set the following per diem rates, per meeting, for the Planning and Zoning Board - $25.00; Airport Board - $25.00 and Invasive Species Management Board - $25.00, effective 1-1-2004. Motion Carried. 2004 WAGES & SCALES: Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Seward) to accept the following 2004 wage scales and wages for the salaried personnel and per hour for hourly personnel, unless stated otherwise. Motion Carried. 2004 WAGES (per SDCL 6-1-10): Commissioners: Douglas, Connie-8,652; Ewing,Bob-8,652; Flanagan,Brandon-$8,652; Seward,James-$8,652; Weisenberg,Terry-8,652; Barrett,Marlene- 37,421.80; Auditor: Atkinson,Connie-44,826.40; Ehnes,Tamera-10.51; McGruder,Brenda-14.24; Nelson,Melody-12.54; Sargent,Debbie-11.09. Treasurer: Tridle,Debora-41,511; Atkinson,Sally- 10.16; Hagerty,Sharon-13.13; Haupt,Janice-11.75; Peck,Ina-9.59; Sjomeling,Carol-13.67; Winters,Doris-12.72. Computer: Dias,Gregory-53,175.20; Leatherman,Debra-$12.47; McGruder,Randall-18.46. States Attorney: Fitzgerald, John-56,025.80; Baumann,Michelle- 14.89; Gukeisen,Dan-43,000; Lopez,Amber $44,290; Silvernail,Janice-10.79; Steele,Brooke - $10.00; Stoflet,Margie-13.21, Sutter,Jill-$10.51;. Public Defender: Kosel,Joe-53,555.60; Landeen,Joel-42,436; Smith,Molly-14.06; Bruce,Delores-10.51. Maintenance: Frerichs,Richard- 18.82; Carr,Zoe-10.73; Caserio,Clifford-11.64; Enderby,Irene-8.94; Lee,Laura-8.94. Director of Equalization: Piekkola,Darlene-48,728.20; Bott,Brandaon-$11.72; Bridenstine,Nancy-12.78; Carrico,Linda-12.45; Markve,Debbie-$11.72; Schumacher,Dennis-12.85; Struble,Les-15.57; Woodle,Sharon-12.70; Writer,Jason-13.97. Register of Deeds: Meverden,Judy-41,482.80; Feterl,Florence-9.37; Fisher,Laurie-$9.90; Green,Sheree-13.11; Slane,Mary-12.47. Veterans Service Officer: Locken,William-17,892.80. Sheriff: Mowell, Richard-52,383.20; Harmon,Joe- 46,177; Black,Sue-13.69; Blanks,Katherine-13.15; Fitzgerald,Sara-13.10; Ginsbach,Mark-13.10; Hamilton,Marian-13.32; Maynard,Linda-$11.39; White,Richard-$13.10; Wilson,Kristy-13.10; Apland,Michael-11.14; Bock,Michael-$9.65; Davis,Judy-14.05; Dean,Brian-18.86; Deneui,Kimberly-9.65; Gabriel,Larry-14.40; Goetsch,Julie-9.65; Goetsch,Martin-17.58; Hagerty,Richard-14.12; Hansen,Paul-17.55; Hubbeling,Paul-12.88; Hulm,Andrew-16.86; Jansevics,Jake-11.14; Kaiser,Daniel-11.14; Kopel,Sandy-12.21; Lechner,Shelly-9.48; Lechner,Tim-9.65; Little,Tavis-16.92; Nelson,Kesha-12.45; Nicholas,Verla-9.65; Rear, Kay- 9.65; Rosenau,Randall-17.64; Ruffatto,Robert-11.14; Shafer,Mike-16.91; Shanklin,Karla-10.51; Symonds,Matthew-11.14; Thompson,Colin-16.91; Watts,James-16.86; Weber,Kurt-11.14; Frederickson,Lori-12.59; Allen,Alicia-11.39; Allen,Dawn-11.39; Asheim,Roger-13.18; Bradley,Anthony-13.10; Brennan, Seth-13.10; Chavez, Rhonda-12.67; Clyne,Donald-13.10; Culver,Kim-13.10; Duncan,Debbie-11.39; Eggebo,Rachel-13.10; Hanel,Clifford-11.39; Heinis,Jeffery-11.39; Juso,Nels-11.39; Kotak,Joe-10.61; Larson,Dale-15.65; Larson,Dan-11.61; Leary,Shannon-13.10; Leveque,Tamera-13.10; Mckeown,Susan-13.10; Williams,Robert C.- 13.88; Williams,Robert L.-13.10; Wilson,Cynthia-12.67; Wilson,Randall-11.39; Wood,Charles- 13.10; Emergency Management: Thomson,Paul-38,826; Larson,Rene-$10.51. E911: Sandvick,Thomas-15.67; Hudson,Roger-15.36. Highway: Williams, Charles-$58,600.60; Agena,Timothy-15.53; Barret,Tim-15.31; Bey,John-19.03; Burleson, Norman-15.39; Dahl,Dennis-16.11; Eide,Curtis-15.88; Engel,Paul-15.31; Fystro,Terry-15.88; Grenstiner,Edwin- 16.43; Heying,Bradley-15.51; Hudson,Roger-15.36; Keller,Robert-15.31; Kopel,Lester-15.40; Lensegrav, Richard-15.57; McCormick,Robert-19.54; Patino,Mark-15.31; Rosencranz,Robert- 15.36; Ryan,Steve-19.38; Silvernail,Dennis-15.85; Vandenberg,Maria-11.30;
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