08-12-2014 Budget
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Commission Minutes—August 12, 2014 4353 <br /> budget, which include an additional $50,000 for gravel due to the increased cost per cubic <br /> yard over the last couple years; $265,700 for remodeling which includes exterior brick and <br /> tuck point work at the Highway Department building, concrete driveway on the west side of <br /> the new storage building, sealing and striping asphalt parking lot, garage heater pipe <br /> replacement, concrete and drain replacement in the wash bay and replacement of outside <br /> lighting with LED lights; and $504,000 for one excavator, one mini-excavator, one 1/4 ton <br /> pickup, one ton pickup with flatbed, one dump trailer, three snow plows for motor graders <br /> and one scraper. <br /> Mr. Peterson asked about $170,000 to pave the west side of the new storage building. Mr. <br /> Benson said this is the last area that needs to be paved and is needed due to equipment <br /> and vehicles to enter and exit the building. Mr. Peterson discussed $10,500 for LED lights <br /> and said funds were removed from the Buildings and Grounds budget for LED lights in the <br /> parking lots at the Courthouse and Annex. <br /> MOTION, passed <br /> Mr. Peterson moved and Mr. Vanyo seconded to remove $10,500 for <br /> LED lights at the Highway Department and approve the 2015 <br /> preliminary budget for the Road and Bridge Fund as amended, and <br /> to restrict the revenue to remain in this fund to use for road and <br /> bridge operations and projects. On roll call vote, the motion carried <br /> unanimously. <br /> 17. VECTOR CONTROL <br /> Ben Prather, Vector Control Director, was present. He said the 2015 budget request of <br /> $1.08 million is similar to last year, with a majority of the costs attributed to employee <br /> salaries, pesticides and equipment. Revenues for the program are received through the one <br /> mill levy and from contracted services provided to cities and other organizations. The 2015 <br /> budget includes dollars for one aerial application, which increased from $60,000 to $75, 000 <br /> due to additional spraying in Reed Township and Stanley Township river corridors. The <br /> budget includes the purchase of three light duty pickup trucks, two 3/ ton trucks, three off <br /> highway vehicles (OHVs) and one truck mounted fogging sprayer. He said the average age <br /> in the current vehicle fleet is around 12 years. <br /> MOTION, passed <br /> Mr. Vanyo moved and Mr. Bennett seconded to approve the 2015 <br /> preliminary budget for the Vector Control Fund as presented, and to <br /> restrict the vector revenue to remain in this fund to use for vector <br /> control operations. Discussion: Mr. Peterson asked about the 20% <br /> reserve balance in this budget. Mr. Montplaisir did not have any <br /> concerns with the current reserve balance. On roll call vote, the <br /> motion carried unanimously. <br /> 18. PLANNING DEPARTMENT <br /> Hali Durand, County Planner, presented the budget for the Planning Department. She said <br /> the 2015 budget request of $83,793 has decreased slightly from last year with the majority <br /> of the budget dedicated to salary and benefits. <br /> MOTION, passed <br /> Mr. Peterson moved and Mrs. Scherling seconded to approve the <br /> 2015 preliminary budget for the Planning Department as presented. <br /> On roll call vote, the motion carried unanimously. <br />
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