Clearwater County Commissioners' news
Board approves subdivision requests
November 2, 2009
The Board held an open public hearing to consider the information and recommendations from the October 19, 2009 Planning & Zoning (P&Z) meeting for the following zoning applications. Chair asked Ms. Kaufman to present the staff findings and decisions from the P&Z Hearing on the following applications:
(DRS090120) A Class C Subdivision-Division by Record of Survey request by Geraldine Russell to divide 9.43 acres into 2 lots. Lot A 9.20 acres, Lot B 0.23 acres. This property is located adjacent to 2072 Konkolville Road (Grangemont Road); Zoned Light Industrial District M-1.
The BOCC approved the Class C DRS application by Ms. Geraldine Russell since it appears to meet the Clearwater County Ordinance requirements.
(SUB090122) A Re-subdivision request by Lloyd Trott to re-plat Block 7, Lot 2 (7.76 acres) as shown on the previously recorded plat of Elk River Estates into 2 lots. This property is located next to Cemetery Road, Spruce Street, and the City of Elk River; Zoned Medium Density Rural District F-2.
The BOCC approved the Re-subdivision application by Mr. Lloyd Trott since it appears to meet the Clearwater County Ordinance requirements.
Les Eaves brought in recommendations on the two ambulance bids received from Braun Northwest and Sawtooth Emergency Vehicles. The specifications for the 2010 Dodge 450 4X4 and Ambulance box was discussed. The Board moved to accept Sawtooth’s bid of $137,147 as specified in the bid solicitation since it appears to meet all requested specifications. The Braun Northwest bid did not meet the requested specifications.
Eaves explained the Summary of CCA Identity Theft Prevention Program as a result of the Fair and Accurate Credit Transactions Act of 2003 becoming effective November 1, 2009. He presented Resolution No. 09-11-16 to adopt the Identity Theft Prevention Program. The Board adopted the resolution.
The Board met with the Community Group of representatives from the City, Economic Development and Chamber of Commerce to discuss alternatives in the management of Dworshak State Park. The Board met for general discussion with the local stakeholders for solutions to keep the Dworshak State Park open. The meeting today is brainstorm solutions for IDPR budget constraints.
Salary claims for the period of 9/20/09 to 10/17/09 were approved and paid in the following amounts: Current Expense-$57,598.76; Road and Bridge-$39,461.31; Ambulance-$13,728.92; Court-$11,290.66; Justice Sheriff-$79,338.46; Justice Prosecuting Attorney-$15,761.87; Social Services-$2,310.40; Revaluation-$9,059.21; E-911-$1,010.93 Solid Waste-$7,648.37; Weed Control-$1,892.40; Waterways-$2,677.92. Total payroll expenses were $241,779.21.
There were two executive sessions held to discuss personnel and indigent matters. Present for the meeting were Chairman Don Ebert, Commissioners Stan Leach and John Allen.