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printed and published at Blair, in Washington
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weekly, in said County: and has been published in
said County for more than 52 successive weeks
prior to the first publication of the attached notice,
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September 6, 2019
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This 6th day of September, 2019.
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RESOLUTION SETTING THE PROPERTY TAX REQUEST
RESOLUTION NO. 26
COUNCILMEMBER WOLFF INTRODUCED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION:
WHEREAS, Nebraska Revised Statute 77-1601 provides that the Governing Body of the
City of Blair passes by a majority vote a resolution or ordinance setting the tax request; and,
WHEREAS, a special public hearing was held as required by law to hear and consider
comments concerning the property tax request to increase the property taxes from the current
year for the City of Blair, Nebraska; and,
WHEREAS, the Mayor and City Council has determined it is in the best interests of the
City of Blair that the property tax request for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2019 be set at
an amount higher than the property tax request for the prior year.
NOW, THEREFORE, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA,
BY A MAJORITY VOTE, RESOLVES THAT:
(1) The 2019-2020 fiscal year property tax be set at General Fund $1,850,000, Street
Fund $202,000, and Debt Service $42,420 for a total of $2,112,920.
(2) The total assessed value of property differs from last year's total assessed value by
6%.
(3) The tax rate which would levy the same amount of property taxes as last year, when
multiplied by the new total assessed value of property, would be $0.337700 per
$100 of assessed value.
(4) The City of Blair proposes to adopt a property tax request that will cause its tax rate
to be as follows: General Fund $0.317896, Street Fund $0.032934, Debt Service
$0.007685 or a total tax rate of $0.359480.
(5) Based on the proposed property tax request and changes in other revenue, the total
operating budget of the City of Blair will decrease by 16%.
(6) That the proposed budget for fiscal year 2019-2020 for the City of Blair will require
an increase in property taxes of 6% from the previous year.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the property tax levy set for the Airport Authority for
the City of Blair, for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2019 which said levy is set at
$.029945 per one hundred dollars of valuation for debt service; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Clerk shall certify and forward a copy of this
resolution to the County Clerk prior to October 1, 2019.
COUNCILMEMBER WOLFF MOVED THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED AS READ,
WHICH SAID MOTION WAS SECONDED BY COUNCILMEMBER WILLIS. UPON ROLL
CALL, COUNCILMEMBERS STEWART, SHEPARD, RUMP, WILLIS, ANDERSEN, WOLFF
AND JENSEN VOTING "AYE", AND COUNCILMEMBERS NONE VOTING "NAY", THE
MAYOR DECLARED THE FOREGOING RESOLUTION PASSED AND ADOPTED THIS
10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2019.
CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA
BY
RICHARD HANSEN, MAYOR
ATTEST:
BRENDA WHEELER, CITY CLERK
(SEAL)
STATE OF NEBRASKA )
)ss
WASHINGTON COUNTY )
BRENDA WHEELER, hereby certifies that she is the duly appointed, qualified, and acting City
Clerk of the City of Blair, Nebraska, and that the above and foregoing Resolution was duly passed
and adopted at a regular meeting of the Mayor and City Council of said City held on the 10th day
of September, 2019.
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BRENDA WHEELER, CITY CLERK
ORDINANCE NO. 2385
COUNCIL MEMBER ANDERSEN INTRODUCED THE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE:
AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE BUDGET STATEMENT AND TO BE TERMED THE
"ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL"; TO APPROPRIATE SUMS FOR NECESSARY
EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA, FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR COMMENCING ON THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2019 AND SPECIFYING THE
OBJECT AND PURPOSE OF EACH APPROPRIATION AND THE AMOUNT FOR EACH
OBJECT AND PURPOSE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH;
PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE IN PAMPHLET FORM.
WHEREAS, a notice of public hearing together with a summary of the proposed budget
statement of the City of Blair, Nebraska, for the fiscal year beginning on October 1, 2019 and
ending September 30, 2020 was published in Blair Enterprise/Tribune, the official newspaper of
the City of Blair on September 6, 2019 and,
WHEREAS, said budget statement was prepared on the appropriate budget forms provided
by the State of Nebraska and was duly filed with the City Clerk of the City of Blair, Nebraska.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BLAIR,
NEBRASKA, AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That, after complying with all procedures required by law, the budget
presented and set forth in the budget statement is hereby approved as the Annual Appropriation
Bill for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2019 and ending September 30, 2020. All sums of
money contained in the budget statement are hereby appropriated for the necessary expenses and
liabilities of the City of Blair. A copy of the budget documents shall be forwarded, as provided
by law, to the Auditor of Public Accounts, State Capitol, Lincoln, Nebraska, and to the County
Clerk of Washington County, Nebraska, for use by the levying authority.
SECTION 2. There is hereby appropriated for the use of the City of Blair, Washington
County, Nebraska, the sum of $40,509,876.56 to be raised and acquired by the levy of general
taxes, special taxes, fees, grants and by bond issue, this sum being necessary to defray the expenses
and liabilities of said City for the 2019-2020 fiscal year.
SECTION 3. That the following amounts be and hereby are appropriated from the various
funds to the use and purpose hereinafter specified, to -wit:
General Fund
5,379,424.56
Debt Service
4,132,771.00
Street
6,042,880.00
Rescue Squad
455,860.00
Sales Tax 97 Vote
3,892,071.00
Health & Benefit Insurance
88,273.00
Health Insurance
1,201,737.00
Wastewater
2,750,854.00
Water
13,299,284.00
Lodging Occupation Tax
93,258.00
Donated Funds
46,048.00
Capital Outlay Reserve
24,000.00
CDBG Reuse Funds
190,608.00
Economic Development (840)
896,929.00
Community Redevelopment TIF 1
44,421.00
KENO Funds
134,757.00
Community Redevelopment TIF 2
137,463.00
Community Redevelopment TIF 3
44,23 8.00
Community Redevelopment TIF 4
1,655,000.00
Total
$40,509,876.56
SECTION 4. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby
repealed.
SECTION 5. That this ordinance shall be in force and take effect from and after its passage,
approval and publication as provided by law.
Passed and approved this 10th day of September, 2019
ATTEST:''
BRENDA WHEELER, CITY CLERK
(SEAL)
CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA
BY
Richard Hansen, MAYOR
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STATE OF NEBRASKA )
) :ss:
WASHINGTON COUNTY )
BRENDA WHEELER hereby certifies that she is the duly appointed, qualified and acting City
Clerk of the City of Blair, Nebraska, and that the above and foregoing Ordinance was passed and
approved at a regular meeting of the Mayor and City Council of said City held on the 10th day of
September, 2019.
BRENDA WHEELER, CITY CLERK
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City or Village of Blair in Washington County
2019-2020 LID SUPPORTING SCHEDULE
Calculation of Restricted Funds
Total Personal and Real Property Tax Requirements
Motor Vehicle Pro -Rate
In -Lieu of Tax Payments
Prior Year Budgeted Capital Improvements that were excluded from Restricted Funds.
Prior Year Capital Improvements Excluded from Restricted Funds
(From Prior Year Lid Support, Line (17))
LESS: Amount Spent During 2018-2019
LESS: Amount Expected to be Spent in Future Budget Years
Amount to be included as Restricted Funds (Cannot Be A Negative Number)
Motor Vehicle Tax
Local Option Sales Tax
Transfers of Surplus Fees
Highway Allocation and Incentives
MIRF
Motor Vehicle Fee
Municipal Equalization Fund
Insurance Premium Tax
Nameplate Capacity Tax
$ 2,110,000.00
$ 2,565,150.00
(1)
$
2,112,920.00
(2)
$
3,680.00
(3)
$
85,000.00
(8)
$ 211,000.00
(9)
$ 2,670,000.00
(10)
$ -
(11)
$ 875,712.00
(12)
$ -
(13)
$ 64,000.00
(14)
$ 18,775.56
(15)
$ -
(15a)
$ -
TOTAL RESTRICTED FUNDS (A) (16) $ 6,041,087.56
Lid Exceptions
Capital Improvements (Real Property and Improvements
on Real Property)
$ 1,315,000.00 (17)
LESS: Amount of prior year capital improvements that were excluded
from previous lid calculations but were not spent and now budgeted
this fiscal year (cannot exclude same capital improvements from
more than one lid calculation.)
Agrees to Line (6).
$ - (18)
Allowable Capital Improvements
(19) $ 1,315,000.00
Bonded Indebtedness
(20)
Public Facilities Construction Projects (Statutes 72-2301 to 72-2308)
(21)
Interlocal Agreements/Joint Public Agency Agreements
(22) $ _
Public Safety Communication Project (Statute 86-416)
(23)
Payments to Retire Interest -Free Loans from the Department of Aeronautics
(Public Airports Only)
(24)
Judgments
(25)
Refund of Property Taxes to Taxpayers
(26)
Repairs to Infrastructure Damaged by a Natural Disaster
(27)
TOTAL LID EXCEPTIONS (B)
(28) $ 1,315,000.00
TOTAL RESTRICTEDFUNDS
For Lid Computation
(To Line 9 of the Lid Computation Form) $ 4,726,087.56
To Calculate: Total Restricted Funds (A) -Line 16 MINUS Total Lid Exceptions (B) -Lige 28
Total Restricted Funds for Lid Computation cannot be less than zero. See Instruction Manual
on completing the Lid Supporting Schedule.
Page 8
LID COMPUTATION FORM
City or Village of Blair
IN
Washington County
COMPUTATION OF LIMIT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019-2020
PRIOR YEAR RESTRICTED FUNDS AUTHORITY OPTION 1 OR OPTION 2
OPTION 1
2018-2019 Restricted Funds Authority (Base Amount) = Line (8) from last year's Lid Form 4,617,859.79
Option 1 - (1)
Line (1) of Prior Year Lid Computation Form
Allowable Percent Increase Less Vote Taken
(From Prior Year Lid Computation Form Line (6) - Line (5))
Dollar Amount of Allowable Increase Excluding the vote taken
Line (A) X Line (B)
Calculated 2018-2019 Restricted Funds Authority (Base Amount) _
Line (A) Plus Line (C)
Option 2 - (A)
Option 2 - (B)
Option 2 - (C)
ALLOWABLE INCREASES
nBASE LIMITATION PERCENT INCREASE (2.5%) 2.50 %
(2)
F2] ALLOWABLE GROWTH PER THE ASSESSOR MINUS 2.5% - %
(3)
2019 Growth
per Assessor
/ 552,017,639.00 =
2018 Valuation
0.00 %
Multiply times
100 To get%
M3 ADDITIONAL ONE PERCENT COUNCIL/BOARD APPROVED INCREASE
8 /
# of Board Members
voting "Yes" for
Increase
0
Total # of Members
in Governing Body at
Meeting
100.00 %
Must be at least
75% (.75) of the
Governing Body
ATTACH A COPY OF THE BOARD MINUTES APPROVING THE INCREASE.
nSPECIAL ELECTIONITOWN HALL MEETING - VOTER
APPROVED % INCREASE
(4)
(5)
1.00 %
Please Attach Ballot Sample and Election Results OR Record of Action From Townhall Meeting
Option 2 - (1)
Page 9
LID COMPUTATION FORM
City or Village of Blair
IN
Washington County
TOTAL ALLOWABLE PERCENT INCREASE = Line (2) + Line (3) + Line (4) + Line (5) 3.50 %
(6)
Allowable Dollar Amount of Increase to Restricted Funds = Line (1) x Line (6) 161,625.09
(7)
Total Restricted Funds Authority = Line (1) + Line (7) 4,779,484.88
(8)
Less: Restricted Funds from Lid Supporting Schedule 4,726,087.56
(9)
Total Unused Restricted Funds Authority = Line (8) - Line (9) 53,397.32
(10)
LINE (10) MUST BE GREATER THAN OR EQUAL TO ZERO OR
YOU ARE IN VIOLATION OF THE LID LAW.
THE AMOUNT OF UNUSED RESTRICTED FUNDS AUTHORITY ON LINE (10)
MUST BE PUBLISHED IN THE NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING.
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2019-2020 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT LID EXEMPTIONS
Description of Capital Improvement Amount Budgeted
Steyer Shelter $ 70,000.00
Cemetery Paving $ 25,000.00
Salt Shed $ 20,000.00
Street Paving $ 1,180,000.00
Storm Sewer $ 20,000.00
Total - Must agree to Line 17 on Lid Support Page 8 $ 1,315,000.00
Page 12
REPORT OF JOINT PUBLIC AGENCY AND INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTS
REPORTING PERIOD JULY 1, 2018 THROUGH JUNE 30, 2019
City of Blair, Nebraska
Washington
SUBDIVISION NAME COUNTY
Amount Used as Lid
Parties to Agreement Agreement Period Description Exemption
(Column 1) (Column 2) (Column 3) (Column 4)
City of Blair and Washington
1/24/1995 to
Operation and Maintenance of E-911
County
terminated
Emergency Notification System
City of Blair and Washington
1/1/1999 to
Prosecution of misdemeanor criminal offenses
County
terminated
and traffic law violations occurring in the City
of Blair
City of Blair and Village of Kennard
1/25/2000 to
Provide for sale of water to the Village of
amended agreement
Kennard
5/10/2005
City of Blair and Washington
2/11/2003 to
Provide City GIS Information to County
County
indefinitely
City of Blair, Washington Cty and
12/9/2003 to
Provide drinking water to citizens of
Papio-Missouri NRD
12/9/2028
Washington Cty through Washington Cty Rural
Water Project No. 2
City of Blair and Metro Area
2003-2005
Provide aerial photos and topography for the
Planning Agency
1/8/2013 to
City of Blair GIS
10/19/2015
10/19/2015 to
12/31/2018
City of Blair, Papio-Missouri NRD
05/11/2004 to
Sale of emergency water to the City of Blair
and Metropolitan Utilities District
termination
City of Blair and Papio-Missouri
10/24/2018 to
Flood Mitigation Planning and Mapping
NRD
termination
Assistance
Cities: Blair, Ft. Calhoun, Arlington,
8/10/2004 to
Creation of Public Safety Communications
Herman, Kennard, Washington and
8/10/2029
Agency
County: Washington County
City of Blair and Papio-Missouri
11/23/2004 until MP
Development of Recreational Master Plan for
NRD
is completed
California Bend Area
City of Blair and Blair Public School
1/1/2001 to
School Resource Officer
District 1
terminated.
indefinitely
City of Blair, Papio-Missouri NRD
12/9/2003 to
Addendum #2 to agreement to provide drinking
and Washington Cty
12/9/2028
water to citizens of Washington Cty through
Washington Cty Rural Water Project No. 2
City of Blair and Village of Kennard
5/10/2005 to
Amended agreement for sale of water to the
amended 4/25/2006
Village of Kennard
City of Blair and Village of Kennard
4/25/2006 to
Amended agreement for sale of water to the
indefinitely
Village of Kennard
City of Blair and Village of Kennard
1/09/2007 to 20 yrs
Wastewater treatment service
and then renewal for
20 yrs until
termination
City of Blair and Village of Ft.
7/10/2007 to 20 yrs
Wastewater treatment service
Calhoun
and then renewal for
20 yrs until
termination
City of Blair and Washington
9/26/2006 to
Shared Law Enforcement Records
County
9/26/2011
Management System
City of Blair and Village of Herman
1/9/2007 until
Animal Control Services
terminated
City of Blair and Washington
7/10/2007 until
Animal Control Services
County
7/10/2008
City of Blair and Blair Public
7/24/2007 until
Joint bid for fuel purchases
School District No. 1
terminated
City of Blair and Washington
7/8/2008 until
Animal Control Services
County
terminated
City of Blair and Blair Rural Fire
11/8/2008 to
Mutual Fire Protection for the jurisdictional
District
perpetual
area of the City and the District
City of Blair and Washington
4/1/2009 to
Exercise of extra territorial law
County
perpetual
enforcement authority (Replaces previous
agreement of 2/12/1991)
Cities: Blair, Fremont Counties:
10/1/2009 until
III Corps Interlocal Cooperation Agreement
Dodge, Curring
purpose has ended
3/12/2013 — Added Cities:
3/12/2013
Wahoo, Ashland, West Point
addendum adding
and Saunders County
entities
City of Blair and Douglas County
7/13/2010 to
Forensic Services
7/13/2015
City of Blair and State of Nebraska
10/12/2010 to
To be eligible for federal surface transportation
1/31/2059
funding through the State of Nebraska
City of Blair and Village of Howells
4/12/2011 to project
Providing RC to manage safe route to school
completion
grant
City of Blair and City of Clarkson
4/12/2011 to project
Providing RC to manage safe route to school
completion
grant
City of Blair and City of Missouri
4/12/2011 until
Mutual aid fire and emergency services
Valley, IA
terminated
response in and surrounding Missouri Valley,
Harrison County, Iowa
City of Blair and Washington
6/28/2011 to
Provide emergency housing on Dana Campus
County
12/31/2011
for persons displaced by the flood emergency
City of Blair and MAPA
Assume responsibility for implementing a non-
profit development organization revolving loan
5/28/2013
program for the city
City of Blair and Papio-Missouri
11/27/2012 until
Modification of water supply pipelines
NRD
completion of project
affected by NDOR Hwy 133 project
Cities: Blair, Fremont, Ashland,
10/8/2013 to 10/2014
III Corps Interlocal Cooperation Agreement
Wahoo, West Point; Counties:
Dodge, Cuming and Saunders
City of Blair, Washington County,
5/29/2014 until
Shared purchase and usage of reflectometer
Burt County
terminated
for sign maintenance
City of Blair and Douglas County
7/13/2015 to
Forensic Services
7/13/2020
City of Blair and Washington
2/25/2014 to
Shared Law Enforcement Records
County
9/30/2024
Management System
City of Blair and Washington
2/25/2014 to
To cooperate in the joint use of computer
County
9/30/2024
hardware, software and information technology
personnel
4/12/2016 revised
terminates 9/30/2024
City of Blair and Papio-Missouri
8/11/2015 to
Flood Mitigation Assistance for Water
NRD
indefinitely
Treatment Plant Flood Protection Program
City of Blair and Blair Rural Fire
11/10/2015 to
Purchase of public safety equipment
Protection District
11/10/2030 with
automatic renewal
for successive five
years
Cities: Blair, Fremont, Ashland,
10/2015 to 10/2016
III Corps Interlocal Cooperation Agreement
Wahoo; Counties: Dodge, Curring
and Saunders
Cities: Blair, Fremont, Ashland,
10/1/2015 to
Forensic Services
Wahoo; Counties: Dodge, Cuming
9/30/2020
and Saunders with Douglas Cty as
III Corp
City of Blair, Papio-Missouri NRD
12/9/2003 to
Addendum #3 to agreement to provide drinking
and Washington Cty
12/9/2028
water to citizens of Washington Cty through
Washington Cty Rural Water Project No. 2
City of Blair, Papio-Missouri NRD
6/13/2017 to
California Bend Restoration Project Public
indefinitely
Access
Cities: Blair, Fremont, Yutan,
10/2016 until
III Corps Interlocal Cooperation Agreement
Wahoo; Counties: Dodge, Cuming
purpose has ended
and Saunders
City of Blair and City of Fremont
8/8/2017 to
Arborist services and additional cost share
indefinitely
associated with the purchase of a tree
grinder/chipper to include operation and
maintenance costs
City of Blair and Blair Public School
8/23/2017 to
School Resource Officer
District 1
indefinitely
City of Blair and Sanitary and
1994 Agreement
Improvement District No. 4 of
Expired-Renewal on
Sales of Water from City of Blair to SID 4
Washington County
8/28/18 to 08/2042
City of Blair and Washington
11/13/2018
Joint Purchase of Communications System
County Public Safety
Communications Agency
City of Blair and Blair Community
Schools
3/12/2019 within 14
days of the city
accepting a winning
bid
Joint Purchase of Communications System
Securing turf mowing services together to
achieve lower mowing costs to each participant
through a joint effort.
Total Amount used as Lid Exemption $ o.00
REPORT OF JOINT PUBLIC AGENCY AND INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTS
REPORTING PERIOD JULY 1, 2018 THROUGH JUNE 30,2019
City or Village of Blair Wash ingtonCounty
SUBDIVISION NAME
Parties to Agreement Agreement Period
(Column 1) (Column 2)
COUNTY
Description
(Column 3)
Amount Used as Lid
Exemption
(Column 4)
Total Amount used as Lid Exemption $ -
REPORT OF TRADE NAMES, CORPORATE NAMES, BUSINESS NAMES
REPORTING PERIOD JULY 1, 2018 THROUGH JUNE 30 2019
City or Village of Blair WashingtonCounty
SUBDIVISION NAME COUNTY
List all Trade Names, Corporate Names and Business Names under which the political subdivision
conducted business.
CERTIFICATION OF TAXABLE VALUE
And VALUE ATTRIBUTABLE TO GROWTH
(format for all political subdivisions other than
a) sanitary improvement districts in existence five years or less.
b) community colleges, and c) school districts)
TAX YEAR 2019
(certification required on or before August 20th, of each year)
TO : BLAIR CITY
TAXABLE VALUE LOCATED IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
Name of Subdivision Value attributable Total
Political Subdivision Type to Growth Taxable Value
(e.g. city, fire, NRD)
BLAIR CITY CITY/VILLAGE 7,096,148 587,770,467
*Value attributable to growth is determined pursuant to section 13-518 which includes real and
personal property and annexation, if applicable.
I Steven Mencke, Washington County Assessor hereby certify that the valuation listed herein is,
to the best of my knowledge and belief, the true and accurate taxable valuation for the
current year, pursuant to Neb. Rev. Stat. 13-509 and 13-518.
CC: County Clerk, Washington County
CC: County Clerk where district is headquartered, if different county, Washington
Note to political subdivision: A copy of the Certification of Value must be attached to your budget document.
Guideline form provided by Nebraska Depr, of Revenue Property Assessment Division, Rev. 2019
City of Blair Regular Council Meeting
September 10, 2019
The Mayor and City Council met in regular session in the City Council Chambers on September
10, 2019 at 7:00 PM. The following were present: Absent: Kevin Hall, Present: Brad Andersen, Chris
Jensen, Mindy Rump, Marty Shepard, Jon Stewart, Kevin Willis, Frank Wolff. Also present were: City
Administrator Storm, Assistant City Administrator Green, Director of Public Works Schoemaker, HR
Manager Mavis, Chief of Police Lager, and City Attorney Solomon.
The Mayor publicly stated to all in attendance that a current copy of the Nebraska Open Meetings
Act was available for review and indicated the location of such copy posted in the room where the meeting
was being held. Notice of the meeting was given in advance thereof by publication in the Enterprise or
the Pilot -Tribune as shown by the affidavit of publication filed in the City Clerk's office. Notice of the
meeting was simultaneously given to the Mayor and all members of the City Council, and a copy of their
acknowledgement of receipt of notice and the agenda is filed in the City Clerk's office. Availability of the
agenda was communicated in the advance notice and in the notice to the Mayor and Council of this
meeting. All proceedings hereafter shown were taken while the con,
attendance of the public.
Mayor Hansen called the
Pledge of Allegiance.
and
Agenda Item #3 — Consent agenda approves
27, 2019 meeting, 3b) Clerk report of Mayoral Acti
reports for August 2019, and 3d) Claims for Aul
Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Kevin Willi
voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall:
Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea,
7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the n
was open to the
at 7:00 p.m. followed by the
following: 3a) Approval Minutes of the August
f August 27, 2019 meeting, 3c) City Department
2019 as recommended by Finance Committee.
approve the Consent Agenda. Council members
;nt, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
k Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea:
Agenda Item #4 — Mayor Hansen opened Public Hearing for FY 2019-2020 Budget. City
Administrator Storm presented the 2019-2020 budget stating the public notice was published in the
Enterprise on September 6, 2019 as required by state statute. The total budget amount is $40,509,876.56
and includes the following: General Fund - $5,379,424.56, Debt Service - $4,132,771.00, Street -
$6,042,880.00, Rescue Squad - $455,860.00, Sales Tax 97 Vote - $3,892,071.00, Health & Benefit
Insurance - $88,273.00, Health Insurance - $1,201,737.00, Wastewater - $2,750,854.00, Water -
$13,299,284.00, Lodging Occupation Tax - $93,258.00, Donated Funds - $46,048.00, Capital Outlay
Reserve - $24,000.00, CDBG Reuse Funds - $190,608.00, Economic Development (840) - $896,929.00,
Community Redevelopment TIF 1 - $44,421.00, KENO Funds - $134,757.00, Community
Redevelopment TIF 2 - $137,463.00, Community Redevelopment TIF 3 - $44,238.00 and Community
Redevelopment TIF 4 - $1,655,000.00. The property tax requirement is $2.11 million, which is a six
percent increase from 2018-19. The final evaluation as certified by the County Assessor showed an
increase of approximately six percent. The budget has been modified from the preliminary budget to
include the changes as requested by the Council. $20,000 has been moved to the Police Budget for salaries
reducing cash reserves by that amount, and moved $260,000 into the Street Budget for street repairs to be
decided by the Council at a later date. The $260,000 budgeted for a new street sweeper will now be a
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lease purchase option. The new tax levy will be $35.94 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. There were
no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor Hansen closed the public hearing.
Agenda Item #5 — Mayor Hansen opened a Public Hearing setting FY 2019-2020 levy different
than FY 2018-2019 levy. City Administrator Storm stated this is a requirement by the state budgeting
process when changing the property tax request and mill levy, which is applied on the new valuation, as
opposed to last year's property tax request and valuation. In order to levy a different amount than last year
on the new valuation, a public hearing must be held on the request to make sure the taxpayers are aware
the property tax request is changing from the previous year. The proposed mill levy for the City of Blair
is slightly lower than last year's levy changing from 35.95 in 2018 to the proposed new levy of 35.94 in
2019. The Airport levy is slightly higher. There were no commentsfrom the floor or in writing. Mayor
Hansen closed the Public Hearing.
Agenda Item #6 — City Administrator Storm stated the proposed ordinance would adopt Budget
Statement for FY 2019-2020 which allows the city to spend this money and outlines the total
appropriations. Council member Andersen introduced Ordinance 2385 to adopt Budget Statement for FY
2019-2020 and to be termed the "Annual Appropriation Bill" appropriating such sums of money necessary
to defray all necessary expenses and liabilities of the City of Blair, Nebraska for FY 2019-2020.
AN ORDINANCE TO ADOPT THE BUDGET STATEMENT AND TO BE TERMED THE
"ANNUAL APPROPRIATION BILL"; TO APPROPRIATE SUMS FOR NECESSARY
EXPENSES AND LIABILITIES OF THE CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA, FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR COMMENCING ON THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 2019 AND SPECIFYING THE
OBJECT AND PURPOSE OF EACH APPROPRIATION AND THE AMOUNT FOR EACH
OBJECT AND PURPOSE; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH;
PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE SHALL BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND
PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS ORDINANCE IN PAMPHLET FORM.
Frank Wolff moved that the statutory rule; requiring reading on three different days be suspended.
Kevin Willis seconded the motion to suspend the rules and upon roll call vote the following Council
members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump:
Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members
voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. The motion to suspend the rules was adopted by three-fourths of the
Council and the statutory rule was declared suspended for consideration of said Ordinance.
Said Ordinance was then read by title and thereafter Brad Andersen moved for final passage of the
Ordinance, which motion was seconded by Chris Jensen. The Mayor then stated the question was "Shall
Ordinance No. 2385 be passed and adopted?" Upon roll call vote, the following Council members voted
as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea:
7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. The passage of said Ordinance having been concurred in by a majority of all members
of the Council, the Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted. A true, correct and complete copy of said
Ordinance can be found in the Ordinance Record Book.
Agenda Item #7 — City Administrator Storm stated restricted funds are defined to include property
taxes and local sales tax. The law prohibits adopting a budget which contains restricted funds totaling
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more than the budgeted restricted funds for the previous year plus 2.5 percent, plus any carryover of
unused budget authority from previous years and plus one percent if approved by at least 3/4 majority vote
of the governing body. This has nothing to do with the levy but deals with what you can spend. This
action will increase the spending lid from 2.5% to 3.5%. Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Frank
Wolff to approve additional budget lid exception of 1% to 3.5%. Council members voted as follows: Brad
Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Nay, Jon
Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 6, Nay: 1, Absent:
1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #8 — City Administrator Storm stated the proposed resolution would set the property
tax request for the City of Blair and the Blair Airport Authority. The 2019-2020 fiscal year property tax
is set at General Fund $1,850,000, Street Fund $202,000, and Debt Service $42,420 for a total of
$2,112,920. The total assessed value of property differs from last year's total assessed value by 6%. The
tax rate which would levy the same amount of property taxes as last year, when multiplied by the new
total assessed value of property, would be $0.337700 per $100 of assessed value. The City of Blair
proposes to adopt a property tax request that will cause its tax rate to be as follows: General Fund
$0.317896, Street Fund $0.032934, Debt Service $0.007685 or a total tax rate of $0.359480. Based on the
proposed property tax request and changes in other revenue, the total operating budget of the City of Blair
will decrease by 16%. The proposed budget for fiscal year 2019-2020 for the City of Blair will require
an increase in property taxes of 6% from the previous year. The property tax levy set for the Airport
Authority for the City of Blair, for the fiscal year beginning October 1, 2019 is set at $.029945 per one
hundred dollars of valuation for debt service. Council member Wolff introduced Resolution 2019-26
setting levy for the City of Blair and Blair Airport Authority for FY 2019-2020. Motion by Frank Wolff,
second by Kevin Willis to adopt Resolution No. 2019-26 as presented. Council members voted as follows:
Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea,
Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff- Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0,
Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried,
Agenda Item #9 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Replat application
submitted by James & Shannon Hradsky, 2035 South St, Blair, NE, for Lots 7 & 8, Hidden Fawn Acres
Subdivision, a replat of Lot 4, Hidden Fawn Acres Subdivision, located in the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and
the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 36, Township 18 North, Range 11 East of the 6th P.M. Washington
County, Nebraska. Assistant City Administrator Green stated the zoning in this location is RRE — Rural
Residential Estates. The final plat of Hidden Fawn Acres Subdivision was approved by the Blair City
Council on May 14, 2019. This request is to replat Lot 4, Hidden Fawn Acres Subdivision, into two lots.
Lot 7 is 5.44 acres and Lot 8 is 4.0 acres. The minimum lot size in RRE without public water or public
sewer is 3.0 acres. Each lotwill access County Road 33. The Planning Commission recommended
approval as presented. There were no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor Hansen closed the
public hearing. Motion by Kevin Willis, second by Marty Shepard to approve as presented. Council
members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump:
Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff: Yea. All Council members
voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #9 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Replat application
submitted by Steve & Jean Beck, 9296 DeSoto Ln, Blair, NE, for Lots 8 & 9, Deer Run, a replat of Lot 4,
Deer Run, located in part of the west half of the SW 1/4 of Section 20, Township 18 North, Range 12 East
of the 6th P.M., Washington County, Nebraska. Assistant City Administrator Green stated the zoning in
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this location is RRE — Rural Residential Estates. This request is to replat Lot 4, Deer Run Subdivision,
into two lots. Lot 8 is 2.51 acres and Lot 9 is 11.25 acres. The minimum lot size in RRE with public
water and a private septic is 1.25 acres. Lot 8 is already served with public water. Each lot will access
Desoto Lane inside the subdivision and not directly onto Highway 75. The applicant stated their address
is not correct on the information and should be3 9291 DeSoto Ln. The Planning Commission
recommended approval as presented. There were no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor Hansen
closed the public hearing. Motion by Frank Wolff, second by Chris Jensen to approve as presented.
Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy
Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council
members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #11 — Mayor Hansen opened a public hearing to consider a Replat application
submitted by Ag Land Investments, LTD, P O Box 426, Blair, NE for Lots 13 & 14, Block 83, 3rd
Addition, a replat of Lot 12 and part of Lot 11 and vacated Grant Street adjacent to said Lots, City of
Blair, Washington County, Nebraska. Assistant City; Administrator Green stated the zoning in this
location is A/CH — Agricultural / Highway Commercial District. This request is to replat the existing
single parcel, which consists of Lot 12, part of Lot 11, and vacated Grant Street right of way, all in Block
83, into two new lots in Block 83 — Lot 13 (9,107 sq. ft.) and Lot 14 (8,120 sq. ft.). The minimum lot size
in A/CH is 8,000 sq. ft. Each lot will continue to access off 10th Street. Lot 14 also has an existing angled
access from Grant Street. The Planning Commission recommended approval as presented. Council
member Andersen asked if the applicant would have been able to replat if the minimum distances between
building did not meet zoning. Green stated all replats are required to meet current rules and cannot make
something nonconforming. There were no comments from the floor or in writing. Mayor Hansen closed
the public hearing. Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Chris Jensen to approve as presented. Council
members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump:
Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members
voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #12 — City Administrator Storm stated a renewal agreement with Big Red was
approved last month. Big Red is now requesting a new keno location for TGAG Holding LLC dba
Fernando's, 1600 Washington Street, Blair, for a keno sales outlet (satellite). Big Red does all the
equipment and training to operate keno at an establishment. The applicants are here to answer questions.
Motion by Frank Wolff, second by Chris Jensen to approve a new keno sales outlet for TGAG Holding
LLC dba Fernando's,1600 Washington St., Blair with Big Red Keno. Council members voted as follows:
Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea,
Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0,
Absent: 1. Mayor Hanse declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #13 — Director of Public Works Schoemaker gave a presentation regarding brick
streets. Schoemaker stated when this issue came up, Staff reached out to other communities to see how
they maintain them. Most of them had no real plan than to leave them alone until you must absolutely
have to touch them. We did find out that Omaha had a pretty active brick street repair program.
Schoemaker stated there are approximately 38 blocks of brick streets in Blair. He then presented pictures
and videos of a crew working on brick streets in Omaha. Their projects include spot patch repair. The
identity sunken parts or heaved parts of the street and tear them up and treat the base. They excavate the
foundation down to 18" and fill it up with a special rock that allows for a solid compaction. Geogrid is
used to give a solid base in road repairs or airport runways. Bricks are then cleaned and put back with a
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sand that is placed over the top of the bricks. The right materials and the right specifications make these
streets repairable. The city controls what gets fixed and the contractor then completes the repairs. No
open holes are allowed overnight and Omaha closes the block to traffic while the work is being done.
They currently repair one block per week. The only difference with Blair is that there is concrete at the
base. We would remove all the concrete and then put it back with geogrid and rock but would put the
concrete around the perimeter. One thing we are going to be challenged with is to have enough brick to
repair with because not all bricks will be reusable, and nobody is making these bricks anymore. The base
will be compacted and tested. There will also be a minimum one -foot band of concrete between the brick
streets and the asphalt streets. We will also complete all the curb and gutter repair and need repair it all
while the street is shut down. The completed street is not going to be a perfectly smooth street but is a
drivable street. Schoemaker noted this presentation was also given to the brick streets committee. The
following streets are being planned for repair and bids will be let either this fall or next spring: 1) South
Street from 17th to 18th Streets, 2) 15th Street from Washington to Lincoln Streets, 3)17th Street from
Washington to Lincoln Streets, and 4) Lincoln Street at 17th Street Intersection. There are currently two
contractors that are interested in working Blair. We have $80,000 budgeted for a pilot project. Motion
by Mindy Rump, second by Frank Wolff to approve the pilot project for brick streets. Council members
voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea:
7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #15 — Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Marry Shepard to t recess as a Council
and meet as a Board of Equalization 8:05 p.m. to levy special assessments against 812 N. 16th St. and
1253 Park St. for Mowing. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent,
Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank
Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 7, Nay:0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hanse declared the motion
carried. City Administrator Sto
contractor to mow the property
received. This resolution will pl
pay the assessment. After that
Resolution No. `2019-27 levying
Addition, Blair City, Washingt<
together with that part of vacal
Nebraska (1253 Park St.) for r
Resolution No. 2019-27 as pres
Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea,
Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Coi
the motion carried. Motion by B
in stated the property was noticed with no response, so the city hired a
and sent a bill to the property owner. To date payment has not been
ice an assessment against the property. They have the normal 50 days to
is will accrue interest at 14%. Council member Andersen introduced
special assessment against the N 60' W 140', Lot 7, Block 118 Eleventh
n County, NE (812 N 16th St.) and Lot 5, Block 6, Second Addition,
A street right of way of Park Street, Blair City, Washington County,
Lowing. Motion by Brad Andersen, second by Mindy Rump to adopt
anted.' Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin
Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis:
ncil members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared
ad Andersen, second by Frank Wolff to adjourn as Board of Equalization
and reconvene as a Council to proceed with the meeting at 8:08 p.m. Council members voted as follows:
Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea,
Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0,
Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
Agenda Item #16 — City Administrator Storm stated the proposed ordinance would set the
compensation for the City of Blair employees for FY 2019-2020 and FY 2020-2021. FY 2019-2020 is
proposing a 2.75% increase. FY 2020-2021 is proposing a 2.50% increase both effective with the first
pay period after October 1. Last year's increase was 2.25%. Storm noted is difficult at this time to find
good people, so we need to keep salaries compatible. Staff will also be reviewing positions to make any
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changes to bring some of the positions up to comparability. Council member Wolff introduced Ordinance
23 86 setting and fixing the compensation for the Officers and Employees of the City of Blair for FY 2019-
2020 and FY 2020-2021.
AN ORDINANCE SETTING AND FIXING THE COMPENSATION FOR THE EMPLOYEES
OF THE CITY OF BLAIR, NEBRASKA, NOT REPRESENTED BY FOP LODGE #83 FOR THE
FISCAL YEARS 2019/2020 AND 2020/2021; REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES OR PARTS OF
ORDINANCES IN CONFLICT HEREWITH, AND PROVIDING WHEN THIS ORDINANCE
SHALL BE IN FULL FORCE AND EFFECT AND PROVIDING FOR PUBLICATION OF THIS
ORDINANCE IN PAMPHLET FORM.
Frank Wolff moved that the statutory rule requiring
Brad Andersen seconded the motion to suspend the rules
members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin
Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis:
voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. The motion to suspend
Council and the statutory rule was declared suspended for
reading on three different days be suspended.
and upon roll call vote the following Council
Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen: Yea, Mindy Rump:
Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea. All Council members
the rules was adopted by three-fourths of the
consideration of said Ordinance.
Said Ordinance was then read by title and thereafter Bre
Ordinance, which motion was seconded by Frank Wolff. The
Ordinance No. 2386 be passed and adopted?" Upon roll call v
as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent,; Chris
Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wol
7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. The passage of said Ordinance having beef
of the Council, the Mayor declared the Ordinance adopted.
Ordinance can be found in the Ordinance Record Book.
moved for final passage of the
,or then stated the question was "Shall
the following Council members voted
sen: Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty
'ea. All Council members voted: Yea:
icurred in by a majority of all members
ie, correct and complete copy of said
Agenda Item #17 — City Administrator reported that construction continues the sewer and water
project. The contractor is in the process of completing state testing. Once that is complete, they will be
preparing to put everything back.
Agenda Item #18 — Motion by Mindy Rump, second by Frank Wolff to adjourn the meeting at
8:13 p.m. Council members voted as follows: Brad Andersen: Yea, Kevin Hall: Absent, Chris Jensen:
Yea, Mindy Rump: Yea, Marty Shepard: Yea, Jon Stewart: Yea, Kevin Willis: Yea, Frank Wolff. Yea.
All Council members voted: Yea: 7, Nay: 0, Absent: 1. Mayor Hansen declared the motion carried.
The following claimswere approved: Abes Trash Service Inc, Serv, 1401.97; Acco, Chem,
2087.40; Accountemps, Salary,` 242.61; Acreage Fences Inc, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Adkisson Welding
Service Llc, Overpayment, 135.94; Aflac, Aflac Pre Tax, 2716.41; Air Products & Chemicals, Carbon
Dioxide, 3413.84; Allen Emanuel, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Allen Schoemaker, Mileage, 26.68; American
Broadband, Util, 2118.52; American Underground Supply, Prod, 3465.36; Andy's Mow Town, Serv,
108.98; Ang Refrigeration, Heating &, Serv, 286.49; Anna Camden, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Aqua -Chem
Inc, Chem, 120.00; Arps Concrete Co Inc, Prod, 7865.75; Asp Enterprises, Sup, 884.78; Baker & Taylor
Books, Bks, 481.73; Barco, Sup, 68.58; BhNe Gas Utility, Util, 350.52; Blair Ace Hardware, Sup, 674.82;
Blair Rent It Center, Rental, 43.18; Blair Youth Shooting Club, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Blue Cross & Blue
Shield Of Ne, August 2019 Premium, 80801.11; Bob's Home & Bus. Repair, Bldg Print Ref, 500.00;
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Bomgaars Supply, Sup, 935.93; Book Page, Bks, 348.00; Bridget Amm, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Buds Auto
Repair, Serv, 495.73; Burns & Mcdonnell, Serv, 52500.00; Calvin Poulsen, Serv, 2475.00; Carquest Auto
Parts, Pts, 94.85; Carson Norine, Prod, 500.00; Cash, Postage, 122.48; Cash, Postage, 122.48; Cash,
Postage, 178.20; Christopher Custer, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Civicplus, Serv, 3307.50; Complete Xterior,
Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Connie Hagedorn, Mileage, 31.90; Consolidated Management Co, Serv, 244.36;
Core & Main, Prod, 7741.00; Counsel Office & Document, Serv, 408.91; Country Tire Inc, Serv, 146.06;
Cpr Lincoln, Serv, 41.83; Cubby's Inc, Fuel, 5483.96; Data Technologies Inc, Serv, 3775.00; Data
Technologies Inc, Serv, 1339.32; Dennis & Karen Bidne, Bldg Print Ref, 500.00; Department Of Utilities,
Serv, 114.84; Desirae M Solomon, Legal, 4882.50; Dick's Electric Co, Serv, 1729.89; Dj's Repair Inc,
Serv, 349.93; Doocy Construction, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Door & Window Solutions Llc, Serv, 175.00;
Dpc Industires Inc, Chem, 5971.50; Dultmeier Sales, Parts, 168.30; Eakes Office Plus, Sup, 612.14; Eco -
R -Consulting, Serv, 4044.00; Ed M Feld Eq Co., Prod, 2571.40; Eftps, Fed/Fica Tax, 32106.93; Eftps,
Fed/Fica Tax, 32603.54; Eftps, Fed/Fica Tax, 74.26; Eftps, Fed/Fica Tax, 30912.82; Erica Culver, Bldg
Print Ref, 500.00; Eriksen Construction Co Inc, Serv, 42736.02; Esri, Gis Software, 3921.86; Fabwright
Inc, Prod, 863.40; Fae Williby, Refund, 2.60; FastenalCompany, Prod, 2887.25; Fbinaa, Dues, 46.00;
First National Bank, Fees, 1334.03; First National Bank, Charges, 3175.53; Geary Combs, Bldg Print Ref,
500.00; Gempler's, Prod, 279.80; General Excavating, Serv, 163412.66; Gerhold Concrete, Prod, 4792.21;
Gerhold Concrete, Prod, 3000.00; Gold Coast Armory, Prod, 1872.97; Grace Cheris Contracting, Bldg
Print Ref, 500.00; Grainger, Maint, 245.3,1; Greenkeeper Co Inc, Serv, 188.00; Hager Outdoor Services
Llc, Mowing, 65.00; Hdr Engineering Inc., Serv, 3390.55; Henton Trenching, Serv, 1365.72; Hipnar Auto
Parts, C4191, 25.00; Hipnar Propperties Llc, Bldg, Prmt Ref,` 50,00; Hodson Mowing, Mowing, 83.00;
Horizon Rehabilitation Centers, Med, 140.00; Hotsy Equipment Co, Serv, 407.04; Howard & Jonnie
Wolfe, Mileage, 191.40; Huber Builders, Bldg Print Ref, 1000.00;;Hunco Ii Inc, Serv, 285.69; Huntel
Communications Inc, Serv, 100.00; Huntel Security, Serv, 275`.40; Intergraph Corp, Serv, 74035.24; Iowa
Library Association, Conf, 1410.00; J E Dunn` Construction Co, Bldg Print Ref, 500.00; J Nielsen
Construction Llc, Bldg Print Ref, 550.00; J P Cooke Co, Sup, 20.30; Jackson Services, Serv, 636.47;
Jeffrey Wiese, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Jeo Consulting Group Inc, Serv, 1100.00; Jetter's Plumbing Inc,
Serv, 3226.30; Jim Geiger & Sons Construction, Bldg Print Ref, 1000.00; John Day Co, Prod, 789.06;
Johnson Hardware, Serv, 20.10; Jonesy's Towing, Serv, 1100.00; Kelly Ryan Equipment Co Inc, Serv,
346.90; Kohll's Pharmacy & Homecare, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; League Of Municipalities, Dues, 21501.00;
League Of Nebraska Municip, Dues, 1646.00; Library Ideas, Bks, 459.40; Lisa Schrum, Bldg Print Ref,
50.00; Logan Contractors Supply, Sup, 220.00; Logan Contractors Supply, Sup, 1142.72; Long's Ok Tire
Stores, Serv, 45.00; Malloy Electric, Serv, 1459.50; Maria Sick, Refund, 25.00; Martin Marietta Materials,
Prod, 158.14; Matthew Frye, Bldg Print Ref, 50.00; Matthew Lyons, Bldg Print Ref, 500.00; Mckinnis
Roofing & Sheet Metal, Bldg Print Ref, 200.00; Mellen & Associates Inc, Prod, 8356.00; Metrocount
(Usa) Inc, Serv, 70.00; Michael Todd & Company Inc, Prod, 431.07; Micro Marketing Llc, Bks, 90.46;
Midwest Automatic Fire, Serv, 235.00; Midwest Laboratories, Serv, 424.23; Midwest Mudjacking Inc,
Serv, 968.75; Mike Wiese, Bldg` Print Ref, 500.00; Mississippi Lime Co, Chem, 50296.79; Municipal
Emergency Services, Serv, 93.13; Nalco Company, Chem, 37423.46; Ne Child Support Payment Cntr,
Child Support, 214.62; Ne Child Support Payment Cntr, Child Support, 214.62; Ne Child Support
Payment Cntr, Child Support, 214.62; Ne Municipal Clerks Assoc, Dues, 45.00; Nebraska Dept Of
Revenue, July Sales & Use Tax, 10050.22; Nebraska Environmental, Prod, 782.56; Nebraska Library
Assoc, Dues, 155.00; Nebraska Public Health, Serv, 1761.00; Nebraska Rural Water Assoc, Dues, 275.00;
Nebraska Statewide Arboretum, Dues, 220.00; Ne-Ia Industrial Fasteners, Prod, 85.08; Nielsen
Excavating, Serv, 443.52; Officenet, Sup, 702.21; One Call Concepts Inc, Serv, 237.44; One Source, Serv,
175.35; Ontrac, Serv, 318.60; Oppd, Util, 105330.57; Oracle America Inc, Serv, 600.00; O'reilly
Automotive Stores Inc, Pts, 213.01; Pace Analytical Services Llc, Serv, 693.00; Paul & Denise Kult, Bldg
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Prmt Ref, 50.00; Petro Mart, Fuel, 39.82; Phil Green, Ben, 995.84; Phil Whitehead, Reimburse, 73.78;
Pioneer Cleaning Llc, Serv, 500.00; Pioneer Telephone, Util, 92.13; Pounds Printing Inc, Serv, 256.00;
Principal Financial Group, Pension, 18520.49; Principal Financial Group, Pension, 18274.18; Principal
Financial Group, Police Pension, 18208.02; Randy Bjork, Bldg Prmt Ref, 50.00; Rebecca Casarotto,
Refund, 75.00; Regional Care Inc, Aug 2019 Admin Bill, 504.00; Regional Care Inc, Aug 2019 Admin
Bill, 0.50; Regional Care Inc, Flex 080619, 5.40; Regional Care Inc, Flex 082019, 68.65; Regional Care
Inc, Dental 082119, 943.56; Regional Care Inc, Flex 082719, 717.46; Regional Care Inc, Dental 082719,
2080.69; Regional Care Inc, Sept 2019 Admin Bill, 512.00; S & S Pumping Service Llc, Serv, 4000.00;
S E Smith & Sons, Sup, 303.06; Safety Guard Inc, Serv,1200.00; Sapp Bros Petroleum Inc, Fuel, 1455.02;
Schemmer, Serv, 893.00; Smith Laura, Depot Refund, 75.00; Smitty's Auto Service, Serv, 219.14; Spartan
Stores, Llc, Sup, 96.37; State Withholding, State Tax, 4821.49; State Withholding, State Tax, 4938.45;
State Withholding, State Tax, 4698.30; Steve & Jean Kucirek, Bldg Prmt Ref, 50.00; Sts Truck Service,
Serv, 1050.85; Superior Green Inc, Mowing, 14617.80; T & W Cleaning Service, Serv, 3600.00; The Cure
Inc, Prod, 39.47; Thermo Fisher Scientific, Serv, 2156.00; Thompson Innovation, Serv, 450.00; Thrasher
Inc, Bldg Prmt Ref, 50.00; Three Rivers Library System, Trn, 50.00; Titan Machinery, Prod, 2623.73;
Todco Llc, Prod, 5640.50; Tosca Lee, Author Visits, 150.00; Tritech Forensics, Serv, 476.17; Trugreen
Processing Center, Serv, 174.14; Ty's Outdoor Power & Service, Serv, 8389.08; U S Postal Service, Serv,
2000.00; U S Postal Service, Po, 1062.95; Univar Usa Inc, Chem, 21373.46; Us Cellular, , 643.44; Us
Department Of Education Awg, Garnishment, 142.97; Us Department Of Education Awg, Garnishment,
142.97; Us Department Of Education Awg, Garnishment, 142.97; Utilities Section, Dues, 2213.00; Valley
Corporation, Bond, 107297.56; Verizon 883740345-00001, Serv, 597.87; Vessco Inc, Chem, 3808.35;
Washco Feed & Supply, Sup, 108.98; Washington Co Sheriff, Serv, 4667.40; Washington County Bank,
Hsa, 3668.40; Washington County Bank, Bank Fees, 168.60; Washington County Bank, Hsa, 3668.40;
Washington County Bank, Hsa, 3533.79; Washington County Bank, Bank Fees, 109.53; Washington
County Treasurer, Fees, 2281.45; Wick's Sterling TrucksInc, Serv, 4.36; Widhalm Michelle, Library,
500.00; Woodhouse Ford, Prod, 2261.94; Ymca, Mgmt Fee, 5450.00.
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Council Meeting September 10, 2019
Richard Hansen, Mayor