minutes of the board of educational service unit #4
April 12, 2010
The Board of Educational Service Unit 4 held its regular meeting on Monday, April 12, 2010, at 5:15 p.m. at the Educational Service Unit in Auburn, Nebraska. The following claims were paid for the month of April:
General Fund    $62,510.78
Payroll    $335,669.15
NCECBVI    $30,109.89
Federal Programs    $14,881.87
The Board of Educational Service Unit 4 will meet in regular session on Monday, May 10, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. at NCECBVI, 824 10th Avenue, Nebraska City, Nebraska. The Region 4 Preschool Planning Team will meet on Wednesday, April 28, 2010, at 6:30 p.m. at the ESU 4 Learning Center, 1109 R Street, Auburn, Nebraska. Agendas for both meetings are kept current and readily available for public inspection at the office of the Administrator during normal business hours.
www.esu4.org
Herald - April 22




MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA
HELD APRIL 12, 2010
THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS OF THE CITY OF AUBURN, NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA (BPW), met in regular session on the 12th day of April 2010 at the regular meeting place of the Board at the hour of 12:00 Noon.  Said meeting being held in open session as required by Chapter 84, Article 14 of Nebraska Statutes.
Chairman Schneider called the meeting to order and requested roll call:  Members present - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider; absent - Snyder.   
Chairman Schneider announced this was an open meeting and information about open meetings was posted on the north wall of the Board Room.
Chairman Schneider noted all Board Members have received a copy of the Agenda for this meeting.
Accounting & Finance Manager (AFM) Filbrandt introduced Melissa Sierks who has been offered the position of Accounting & Finance Manager, contingent upon the pre/post employment testing.  She is scheduled to begin training April 19th.  AFM Filbrandt, who is retiring, will stay on for the training period and be available part-time when needed.
Ken Fairchild of Olsson Associates presented his firm’s Electric Distribution Master Plan Status Report and noted: GPS pole map field work, power plant field survey and field inspection of all BPW distribution facilities have been completed.  Computer model of the distribution system is complete and preliminary runs have been made.  Circuit breaker maintenance and voltage conversion opportunities have been discussed with staff and recommendations made.  The EPA 2/17/2010 Rule has been reviewed and discussed with staff.  Fairchild reported the draft version of the Study should be completed by the end of the month.
Concerning the Water Projects:
General Manager (GM) Hunter reported on progress of the Projects noting that K2 has completed the construction work on the water line; however BPW has requested waivers from the property owners along the route stating they are satisfied with the clean-up work.  Also, the water line will have to pass NHHS coliform testing.
For Water Treatment Plant, the Contractor has submitted Request for Payment No. 6.  Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Glenn the Board approve the Request from Eriksen Construction for $239,209.18. Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
For the Water Main and Well Project, the Contractor has submitted Request for Payment No. 5.  Motion was moved by Member Kubik, seconded by Member Hahn, the Board approve the Request from K2 Real Estate Development for $172,445.13.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
Request for reimbursement will be sent to SRF for these amounts.
Concerning the Wastewater Projects:
GM Hunter reported on progress of the Projects, noting that several customers along the route of Phase I have requested to be hooked up to the new sewer line and abandon their septic tanks.  Sod will be placed on the Legion Ballfield and boring under the highway should be completed in a week.  The Wastewater Treatment Plant is nearing completion and the old plant has been removed.  
For the Wastewater Treatment Plant, the Contractor has submitted Request for Payment No. 11.  Motion was moved by Member Glenn, seconded by Member Kubik, the Board approve the Request from Graham Construction in the amount of $187,814.75.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried
For 6th Street Sewer Phase I, the Contractor has submitted Request for Payment No. 4.  Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Glenn, the Board approve the Request from Van Kirk Bros. in the amount of $103,460.84.     Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
Request for reimbursement will be sent to ASB for interim financing & USDA for these amounts.
Concerning 6th Street Sewer Phase II:
General Manager (GM) Hunter reported that the contractor, T. J. Osborn has started work and anticipates being done the middle of May.
Kent Prior of HDR presented Amendment No. 8 to the existing contract for services which provides additional services for Phase II, including geo-tech services, for an amount of $127,234.  Motion was moved by Member Glenn, seconded by Member Kubik, the Board approve Amendment No. 8 as presented.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
A Hazardous Mitigation Plan has been completed by the Nemaha Natural Resources District with assistance from JEO Consulting Group.  Purpose of the plan is to lessen the affects of disasters by increasing the disaster resistance of the District and participating jurisdictions located within the planning boundary by identifying the hazards that affect the District and prioritizing mitigation strategies to reduce potential loss of life and property damage from those hazards.  Motion was moved by Member Kubik, seconded by Member Hahn, the Board adopt Resolution No. 2010-04 in its entirety and request approval of the plan at the Federal level.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
BPW has received notice for their insurance package (property, liability, etc.) renewal with the League Association of Risk Management (LARM).  Management noted we have had good coverage and LARM provides competitive rates plus provides services such as mock OSHA inspections and Safety Training.  LARM allows a 5% discount by extending membership to 9/30/2013.   Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Glenn, the Board adopt Resolution No. 2010-05 providing 180 days notice prior to termination and extending coverage to September 30, 2013.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
GM Hunter reported that only one bid had been received for a new digger-derrick truck for a total replacement cost at $199,171.00, which includes the options requested by the BPW, but does not include a trade-in.  It was management’s recommendation the Board accept the bid of Altec for the truck with the condition that staff be allowed to receive bids until April  XXXXXX to sell the old unit and then be authorized to evaluate the bids compared to the amount for a trade-in as quoted in Altec’s bid and accept the best offer for the old unit.   Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Kubik, the Board accept the recommendation of management.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
The Trustees of the City of Auburn-Board of Public Works Employee Pension Plan and Trust submitted a recommendation to the Board to establish Daniel Duren and Troy Shreve of Benefit Management as the brokers of record for said Plan, including the 457 voluntary plan.  Motion was moved by Member Glenn, seconded by Member Hahn, the Board accept the recommendation as submitted and authorize Trustee Filbrandt to notify UNIFI, the Plan’s investment firm.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.  Trustee Filbrandt reviewed a letter from the Pension Plan’s attorney Gary Clatterbuck regarding legal responsibilities and potential liability for Trustees and an Investment Statement presented by Mr. Duren.  The Trustees will meet to discuss the letter and report back to the Board.
Staff recommended turning several unclaimed customer deposits over to the Nebraska State Treasurer’s Office as staff had been unable to return them.  Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Glenn, the Board remit $161.64 as recommended.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
Management recommended changing summer working hours to begin the first full week in April due to the changes in Daylight Savings Time.  Motion was moved by Member Kubik, seconded Glenn, the Board amend the personnel manual to incorporate this change.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.  Summer hours are from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM (with one-half hour lunch) for all crews except the Main Office Staff.  The Main Office will be open from 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with staff working shifts to accomplish this.
Board Member Snyder arranged for a meeting with BPW staff, City Hall representatives and Jason Nabb doing business as Purelight Productions.  Jason currently provides services for the City’s website and provided a proposal to set up a website for BPW for an estimated amount of $2,745.50, which includes a per diem, software to create forms, travel time, project management and website programming.  Motion was moved by Member Kubik, seconded by Member Hahn, that staff be authorized to work with Jason to create a new website.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.
Concerning Financial:
AFM Filbrandt noted there were no CDs maturing this month.
GM Hunter discussed the pros and cons to continuing membership with American Public Power Association (APPA).  Motion was moved by Member Hahn, seconded by Member Glenn, the Board terminate membership at this time as recommended by GM Hunter.  Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.    
Chairman Schneider asked for any objections or exceptions to the General Consent Items listed under Agenda Item #18.  There being no objections or exceptions, motion was moved by Member Glenn, seconded by Member Kubik, the Board approve the General Consent Items listed below:
a)    Approve the previous meeting’s minutes and dispense with reading of same,
b)    Approve monthly compensation of officers, management and employees as previously fixed by the Board,
Approve, ratify and allow the following checks written/transfers during the month:
Actuals from Feb. A/P:
Constellation    $1,290.11
Black Hills Energy    53.00
NPPD    231,693.95
OPPD    8,820.62
Nebraska Department of Revenue            27,890.45
Checks written during month of March:
Windstream-phone service    1,128.70
US Cellular-cell phones    129.51
BC-BS Health Insurance    27,005.25
Standard Life Insurance    1,474.11
Ameritas (Board’s portion)    13,165.91
Deposits refunded    133.18
Petty Cash – misc. expenses    336.01
TekCollect - approved at Board Meeting    1,000.00
NHHS – (Grooms & Wintz) license
related fees    273.00
approve and pay the following claims:
Action Technology    $1,391.18
American Recycling/Sanitation            68.00
Black Hills Energy    50.00
County Publications    558.27
Auburn Plumbing/Heating/AC    8.90
Auburn Postmaster    1,000.00
Baird Holm LLP    675.00
Beard’s Salvage    9.84
BPW    8,446.29
Bohl Plumbing/Heating    22.18
Brownville Village Theatre    100.00
Bulldog Auto Parts    102.56
Cintas    1,098.60
City Of Auburn    11,661.07
The Cleaners-Dale R. Thomas            357.85
Dugan Business    743.00
Dutton-Lainson    681.60
Eggers Brothers    207.34
Credit Bureau of Council Bluffs            45.00
Farmers Union Coop    1,462.56
Farwest Line Specialties    485.92
First Bank Card Center    968.55
First National Bank    10.00
Fleet Services    2,217.25
General Fire/Safety Equipment            271.58
W.W. Grainger    491.50
Great Plains One-call    85.31
Hawkins    225.00
NDHHS    148.00
Hogie’s Gun/Sport    80.00
HDR    119,661.52
HD Supply Waterworks    1,131.03
Husker Electric    548.69
IKON    187.44
JEO    5,377.25
Johnson Postmaster    220.00
Kriz-Davis    4,103.72
Lab Safety    262.51
League Of Municipalities    400.00
Lincoln Electric Supply    327.24
Lynch Hardware/Gifts    32.22
Mid Con Systems    317.13
Mike’s Window Service    10.65
Municipal Service/Supply    385.11
Municipal Supply-NE    3,784.01
NE Municipal Power Pool    996.25
NPPD    199,873.69
Nemaha County Clerk    12.50
Northern Safety    25.91
Schneider O.K. Tire    71.57
Olsson Associates    31,900.00
OPPD    8,820.62
Orscheln Farm/Home    121.01
Pamida    82.43
PayFlex    84.15
Schweitzer Engineering Lab            4,065.00
Sack Lumber    81.26
Skarshaug Testing Lab    56.53
Solomon    1,200.00
Stutheit Implement    38.99
Sunmart    20.60
Tri-state Office    192.33
U S A Blue Book    48.54
HireRight Solutions    29.90
Vanguard Industries    3,386.38
Vermeer Equipment-NE    213.69
Water Engineering    388.73
WAPA    33,106.41
Whitehorse-Knippelmier    56.30
Graham Construction    187,814.75
NDHHS    249.00
IKON     181.18
KNCY    101.00
Eriksen Construction    239,209.18
K2 Real Estate Development            172,445.13
Van Kirk Sand/Gravel    103,460.84
Hoak, Cady    426.00
Omaha Door & Window    2,344.49
Commercial Air Management    389.79
Catholic Social Services - Energy Care    26.00
Speed Systems    69.83
Leuders, Doug    20.00
Ariens    40.00
Dept. of Revenue (estimate)            27,000.00
Transfer funds from E-W-WW Revenue funds into checking for expenses, plus the routine interdepartmental transfers to T&D.
Approve Free Service Report for furnishing utilities, materials, equipment, inspections and labor to the City free of charge and in lieu of tax payments to the City for the month of March 2010.
Roll call: those voting aye - Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the motion carried.  There were no claims to related parties.
Present at the meeting was Dottie Holliday who provided Board Members with information to take home with them concerning a meeting of the Task Force Committee regarding a City Administrator.  This was not an agenda item and was not discussed.
Reports:
a) Accounting & Finance Manager
b) Water Line to Orscheln Store
c) Tap Changer/Power Plant Sub
d) Rotary Lake
e) Senior Center-low flow showerheads
f) Wellhead Protection Area
g) Baird-Holm CRA Letter
h) Tour of CNS Facilities – 5/18/2010
There being no further business to come before the Board, motion was moved by Member Glenn the Board adjourn to the next regular Board Meeting to be held May 10, 2010 at the hour of 12:00 Noon at the regular meeting place of the Board.  Member Kubik seconded the motion. Roll call: those voting aye: Glenn, Hahn, Kubik, Schneider.  Chairman Schneider declared the meeting adjourned.  Agenda items will be posted.
Richard L. Schneider, Chairman
ATTEST:
Doug C. Glenn, Secretary
CERTIFICATE
I, Betty J. Filbrandt, Notary Public for the State of Nebraska, do hereby certify the attached and foregoing minutes is a true, correct and conformed copy of proceedings had and done by the Board of Public Works at their April 12, 2010 meeting; all of the subjects acted upon in the foregoing proceedings were contained in the agenda for the meeting, kept continually current and available for public inspection at the Office of the Board; such subjects were contained in the agenda for at least twenty-four hours prior to said meeting; at least one copy of all reproducible material discussed at the meeting was available at the meeting for examination and copying by members of the public; the said minutes were in written form and available for public inspection within ten working days and prior to the next convened meeting of said  body, all in accordance with Chapter 84, Article 14 of Nebraska Statutes.
Betty J. Filbrandt, Notary Public in and for the State of Nebraska.
My Commission Expires February 25, 2013
Herald - April 22




PUBLIC NOTICE
RESOLUTION NO. 12-7-09
WHEREAS, the Village Board of Trustees wish to place this issue before the voters of the Village of Brownville, Nebraska, for their decision at the Primary Election on May11, 2010; and,
WHEREAS, the Legislature of the State of Nebraska in Sections 77-27, 142, R.R.S. 1943 (as amended), authorizes the local governmental units to impose a sales and use tax of one percent within the incorporated municipality on which the State of Nebraska is authorized to impose a tax pursuant ot the Nebraska Revenue Act of 1967, as amended; and,
WHEREAS, the citizens of the Village of Brownville, Nebraska, have expressed their desire to maintain and improve public infrastructure within the community, including capital improvements and equipment, through the implementation of a one percent (1%) sale tax; and,
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE VILLAGE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE VILLAGE OF BROWNVILLE, NEBRASKA, as follows:
Section 1. The Village Board of Trustees hereby find and determine that the two questions set forth in Section 2 of this Resolution should be submitted to the qualified electors of the Village of Brownville at the primary election to be held on May 11, 2010.
Section 2. At the primary election to be held on May 11, 2010, there shall be submitted to the qualified electors of the Village of Brownville the following propositions:
Proposition No. 1:
“Shall the Village Board of Trustees of the Village of Brownville, Nebraska, impose a Sales and Use Tax in the amount of one percent (1%) upon the same transactions with the Village of Brownville on which the State of Nebraska is authorized to impose a tax? And shall the proceeds collected therefrom be used specifically for funding capital improvements and equipment ?”
(If a majority of the votes cast upon such question shall be in favor of such tax, then the Board of Trustees  of the Village of Brownville, shall be empowered as provided by Section 77-27, 142, R.R.S. Neb. 2003, and shall forthwith proceed to impose a tax pursuant to the Local Option Revenue Act. If a majority of those voting on the question shall be opposed to such tax, then the Board of Trustees of the Billage of Brownville shall not impose such a tax).
Vote FOR or AGAINST the forgoing proposal:
[  ] For said one percent (1%) Sales and Use Tax.
[  ] AGAINST said one percent (1%) Sales and Use Tax.
Proposition No. 2:
“If Proposition No. 1 on the question of the imposition of a Sales and Use Tax in the amount of one percent (1%) is approved, Shall said added one percent sunset in ten (10) years?”
Vote FOR or AGAINST a ten (10) year sunset:
[  ] FOR a Ten (10) year sunset on said added tax.
[  ] AGAINST a  Ten (10) year sunset on said added tax.
The ballots to be voted upon and cast at said election shall have printed thereon the foregoing Proposition No.1  followed by the words: “For said one percent (%) Sales and Use Tax” and “Against said one percent (1%) Sales and Use Tax” following said proposition No.1.
The ballots to be voted upon and cast at said election shall have printed thereon the forgoing Proposition No. 2 followed  by the words “For a Ten (10) year sunset on said added tax” and Against a Ten (10) year on said added tax” following said proposition No. 2.
Section 3. Notice of said election shall be given to the qualified electors of said Village by publication at least one time each week for three consecutive weeks prior to such election and a copy of the sample ballot shall be published one time not more than ten days nor less than three days prior to the election, such notice and sample ballot to be published in the Nemaha County Herald, a newspaper published and of general circulation in said Village, and the Clerk of the Village Board be and hereby is directed to cause such notice and sample ballot to be published.
Section 4. The Village Clerk of the Village of Brownville shall be and hereby is authorized and directed to certify a copy of this Resolution to the County Clerk/Election Commissioner of Nemaha County, who shall designate the polling places, appoint the election officials and otherwise conduct the election as provided by law. As required by Section 32-802, Reissue Revised Statutes of Nebraska, as amended, the County Clerk shall provide for publication of the Notice of Election in a newspaper designated by the County Clerk no later than forty days prior to the day of said election and such notice shall be posted in the office of the County Clerk no later than forty days prior to such date of election.
Section 5. The form of ballot and form of notice of said election shall be substantially in the form submitted to this meeting, a copy of which forms shall be made a part of the minutes. The Village Clerk is hereby authorized and directed, in conjunction with the County Clerk/Election Commissioner to arrange for the printing of the necessary ballots for said election and to do all other things and take all other action appropriate or necessary in order to cause said proposition to be submitted to the qualified electors of the Village of Brownville as above provided.
ADOPTED AND APPROVED by the Governing Board of the Village of Brownville, Nebraska.
This 7th day of December, 2009.
Martin F Hayes
Village Board Chairman
ATTEST:
Charlotte K. McComas
Village Clerk
(SEAL)
Herald - April 15, 22, 29




NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA
Estate of IVAN D.C. BEHRENDS,
Deceased
Estate No. PR10-8
Notice is hereby given that on March 31, 2010, in the County Court of Nemaha County, Nebraska, the Registrar issued a written statement of Informal Probate of the Will of said Decedent and that Larry I. Behrends, whose address is 1275 58th Ave. Suite A, Greeley, CO 80634, was informally appointed by the Registrar as Personal Representative of the Estate.
Creditors of this Estate must file their claims with this Court on or before June 8, 2010, or be forever barred.
Nancy Hall
Clerk of the County Court
1824 N Street
Auburn, NE 68305
Albert G. Fuller, #11405
FULLER LAW OFFICE
910 13th Street
Auburn, NE 68305
(402) 274-4321
Herald - April 8, 15, 22

Notice of Trustee`s Sale
The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on 05/10/2010, at 10:00 a.m. at the East front door of the Nemaha County Courthouse, 1824 N Street, Auburn, NE 68305:
LOT TWENTY-FIVE (25) IN CREST VIEW ADDITION TO THE CITY OF AUBURN, NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA
All subject to any and all:  (1) real estate taxes, (2) special assessments, (3) easements, covenants, restrictions, ordinances, and resolutions of record which affect the property, and (4) unpaid water bills,  (5) prior mortgages and trust deed of record and (6) ground leases of record.  The purchaser is responsible for all fees or taxes.  This sale is made without any warranties as to title or condition of the property.
By: Garry McCubbin, Trustee, NSBA# 22084
Kozeny & McCubbin, LC
12400 Olive Blvd., Suite 555
St. Louis, MO 63141
(314) 991-0255
First Publication 04/01/2010 , final 04/29/2010
Published in the Nemaha County Herald
K&M Filename: MCCCHNO8    
THIS FIRM IS A DEBT COLLECTOR AND ANY INFORMATION WE OBTAIN FROM YOU   WILL BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
Herald - April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29




NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the following-described property will be sold by GREGORY L. GALLES, Successor Trustee, at public auction to the highest bidder in the main lobby of the Nemaha County Courthouse, 1824 N St., Auburn, Nebraska, on May 11, 2010, at 10:00 o’clock a.m.:
THE NORTH HALF OF LOTS ONE AND TWO (1 & 2), IN BLOCK SIXTEEN (16), IN HOWE, NIXON AND WILLSON’S ADDITION TO AUBURN, NEMAHA COUNTY, NEBRASKA, EXCEPT THE WEST TWO FEET OF THE NORTH HALF OF SAID LOT TWO (2).
The successful bidder shall submit payment of the winning bid in full on the day and time of the sale, May 11, 2010, except this requirement is waived when the highest bidder is the Beneficiary.
DATED this 26th day of March, 2010.
PATRICK K. NIELDS, Attorney for Successor Trustee
By: Patrick K. Nields
For: LOCHER PAVELKA DOSTAL BRADDY & HAMMES, LLC
200 The Omaha Club
2002 Douglas Street
Omaha, Nebraska 68102
Phone: (402) 898-7000
Fax: (402) 898-7130
Patrick K. Nields #21519
Attorney for Successor Trustee
Herald-April 1, 8, 15, 22, 29




NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
You are hereby notified that pursuant to a power of sale contained in the deed of trust in the original principal amount of $112,000.00 executed by Angie M. Beethe, Trustor, which was filed for record on April 20, 2007 in Book 173 at Page 489 of the Mortgage Records in the office of the Register of Deeds of Nemaha Conty, Nebraska, the property described below will be sold by the undersigned at public auction to the highest bidder for cash or certified or cashier’s check, at the east front door of the Nemaha County Courthouse, 1824 N Street, City of Auburn, Nemaha County, Nebraska at 10:00 a.m. on May 5, 2010:
Beginning at a point One Hundred Fifty-five Feet (155’) West of the Northeast corner of Block Eighteen (18), Reed and Gilmore’s Addition to Auburn, Nemaha County, Nebraska, running thence South Seventy-five feet (S75’), thence West One Hundred Forty-five feet (145’), thence North Seventy-five feet (N75’), thence East One Hundred Forty-five feet (145’), to the place of beginning, all in Block 18, Reed and Gilmore’s Addition to Auburn, Nemaha County, Nebraska.
The highest bidder is required to deliver cash or certified funds to the undersigned by the close of business on the day of sale, except this requirement is waived when the highest bidder is the beneficiary. The purchaser is responsible for all fees or taxes, including the documentary stamp tax. This sale is made without any warranties as to title or condition of the property.
Eric H. Lindquist
Successor Trustee
Herald-March 25, April 1, 8, 15, 22

Public Notice
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Board of Commissioners of the County of Nemaha, Nebraska will be held at 8:00 a.m. on Wednesday, April 28, 2010 in the Commissioners Chambers, Courthouse Suite 201, Auburn, Nebraska.  The meeting is open to the public.  Agenda for such meeting is kept continuously current and is available for public inspection at the office of the County Clerk in the Nemaha County Clerk’s office, Courthouse Suite 201, Auburn, NE during normal working hours and also at  HYPERLINK “http://www.nemahacounty.ne.gov” www.nemahacounty.ne.gov.
Joyce Oakley,
Nemaha County Clerk
Herald - April 22




NOTICE OF TRUSTEE’S SALE
The following described property will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder at the East Front Door of the Nemaha County Courthouse, 1824 N St., Auburn, Nebraska County, Nebraska on the 2nd day of June, 2010 at 10:00 o’clock A.M.:
Lots Three (3) and Four (4), Block Thirteen (13), Starr and Campbell’s Second Addition to Clinton now Brock, Nemaha County, Nebraska,  more commonly known as: 707 Walnut St., Brock, NE 68320.
The property is being sold “as is” and subject to any unpaid real estate taxes, assessments and any lien or interest superior in right which may affect the subject property. The highest bidder will deposit $500.00 in cash or certified funds with the Trustee at the time of the sale, which shall be non-refundable, and the remaining amount due must be paid in cash or certified funds to the Trustee by 4:00 p.m. on the day of the sale; except this requirement is waived when the highest bidder is the current Beneficiary.  The successful bidder shall be responsible for applicable transfer fees or taxes including the documentary stamp tax.
DATED 22nd day of April, 2010.
STEFFI A. SWANSON
Substitute Trustee (11443)
Herald - April 22, 29, May 6, 13, 20




NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
Region 4 Early Childhood Planning Team (serving Johnson, Nemaha, Otoe, Pawnee and Richardson counties)
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
6:30 p.m.
ESU 4 Learning Center
1109 R Street
Auburn, Nebraska
AGENDA
1. Review of 2009-2010 Grant
2. Update on Early Childhood Activities in ESU 4 Districts
3. Public Comment
4. What’s the Big Deal About Brain Development?  Presented by Jen Benson from the Nebraska Department of Education.
**Childcare will be provided.**
Parents, service providers, and school districts in ESU 4/Region 4 are invited to attend and learn about services available to children with disabilities, birth to age 5, and their families.
Herald - April 22




NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION NEMAHA ELEVATOR, L.L.C., A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
Registered Office:
Nemaha Elevator, L.L.C.,
414 1st Street, Nemaha, NE 68414
Registered Agent:
Warren D. Jones
NEMAHA ELEVATOR, L.L.C., A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, shall engage in any lawful business for which a limited liability company may be formed under the Limited Liability Company Act.  Perpetual existence commenced when the Articles of Organization were filed with the Nebraska Secretary of State on April 9th, 2010.  Affairs are to be conducted by the members as authorized by the Articles of Organization.
Warren D. Jones, Member
Rick D. Jones, Member
Terry E. Jones, Member
Kevin D. Jones, Member
Herald - April 15, 22, 29



Public Notice
Notice is hereby given that the County of Nemaha, Nebraska will hold an Abandoned Vehicle Sale on Saturday, April 24, 2010 at 9:30 a.m., 1 mile west of the intersections of Highways 136 & 75 and ¾ mile south on 638 Avenue.
A listing of all vehicles is available at the Nemaha County Clerk’s Office, 1824 N St., Courthouse Ste 201 during normal working hours.  This listing is subject to change up to the day of the sale.
Titles on all vehicles will be issued on receipt of payment.  Vehicles must be removed from the premises with 48 hours.
Joyce Oakley,
Nemaha County Clerk
Herald - April 22
JOHNSON-BROCK BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR BOARD OF EDUCATION MEETING
APRIL 12, 2010 – 8:00 P.M.
SUPERINTENDENT’S OFFICE
Members Present: Duane Caspers, President, Darren Oestmann, Vice-President, Keith Bohling, Secretary, David Bohling, Arlen Grotrian, Lonnie Neddenriep.
Also Present: Arlan R. Andreesen, Superintendent, Jacquelyn Kelsay, Principal, Joetta Sims, Board Recorder, Lori Broady, Tim Newman, Dana Overfield, Irene Seeba, Karen Wolken.
The regular meeting of the Johnson-Brock Board of Education, District #N-23, was convened in the Superintendent’s Office at 8:00 p.m. by President Duane Caspers.  Roll call: D. Bohling, here; K. Bohling, here;  Caspers, here; Grotrian, here; Neddenriep, here; Oestmann, here.  Advance notice of the meeting was legally posted, and it was noted that the Open Meeting Law was posted on the south wall.
President Caspers noted that the agenda needed to be amended to add Item VIII.A., revision to school calendar, and to change the existing Item VIII to Item VIII.B.  Moved by Keith Bohling to accept the agenda as amended.  Seconded by Arlen Grotrian.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Lonnie Neddenriep to accept the minutes of the regularly scheduled Board of Education meeting held Monday, March 8, 2010.  Seconded by Darren Oestmann.  Roll call vote: All ayes. Motion carried.
Moved by David Bohling to accept the claims as presented in the amount of $63,271.75 from the General Fund.  Seconded by Arlen Grotrian.  Roll call vote: All ayes. Motion carried.
Windstream    $167.58
American Recycling    $268.00
Arlan Andreesen    $338.40
Auburn Newspapers    $91.27
Awards Unlimited Inc.    $30.30
Best Printing Inc.    $309.53
Barbara Billesbach    $425.00
Black Hills Energy    $4,282.97
Board of Public Works    $4,490.94
Cash-Wa Distributing Co.    $207.73
Continental Alarm    $747.61
Brett Davis    $81.00
Dietz Music House    $29.98
Direct Business Products    $580.81
E.S.U. #4    $16,972.84
E.S.U. #6    $486.49
Edwards Chemicals    $933.26
Eggers Brothers Inc.    $348.23
Electronic Contracting Co.    $437.65
First Bankcard    $4,292.96
Flex One    $72.00
Galaxy Cablevision    $1,039.56
Sara Gilbert    $36.50
Govconnection, Inc.    $60.85
Harding & Shultz, P.C.    $225.00
Heartland Classified    $28.00
April Holthus    $234.62
J.W. Pepper & Son, Inc.    $151.73
J-B Reimbursement    $1,817.57
Karen Johns    $12.00
Johnson Quik Stop    $2,284.16
Jostens    $64.00
Krueger International    $18.00
Lueders Petro    $5,058.15
Madison National Life Ins.    $519.47
Mary Malcomb    $808.50
MARC    $4,249.70
Menards    $353.89
Modern Methods, Inc.    $1,226.71
NCSA    $50.00
Omaha World Herald    $863.16
One Source    $25.00
Popplers Music, Inc.    $63.70
Prairie Wind PC’s    $4,237.20
Quill Corporation    $231.14
Ram Exterminators    $50.00
Gene Remmers    $11.72
Sack Lumber Co.    $35.61
Software Unlimited Inc.    $40.00
Sunrise Publications, Inc    $77.63
Teten Electric    $200.08
The Thompson Co.    $2,695.00
Weatherproofing Tech, Inc.    $390.00
Upstart    $105.65
Watts Up    $412.90
Checking Account Total:    $63,271.75
Grand Total    $63,271.75
The Principal’s report included information from the FBLA State Leadership Conference where eleven Johnson-Brock students qualified for national competition in Nashville.  Mrs. Kelsay explained that additional students may yet qualify.  Mrs. Kelsay passed around materials submitted by Johnson-Brock students for state competition.  She also reported that Doug Grotrian received first place in ag mechanics at State FFA competition and qualified for national competition.  Further details of the FFA competition were not yet available.  Mrs. Kelsay reported that curriculum exit reports are being conducted.  She also reported that Sondra Westenburg will coach volleyball in 2010-2011 and that an assistant volleyball coach has not yet been hired.  Mrs. Kelsay circulated a publication which contained a short story written by Tyler Rinne, a 2006 graduate of Johnson-Brock.  Mrs. Kelsay noted that this is Tyler’s second work to be published.  The book was donated to the school library.
In the Superintendent’s Report, Mr. Andreesen noted possible summer projects, including a new sound system at the football field and new windows in the principal’s and counselor’s offices.  Discussion was also held regarding installation of window shades in the 18 windows of the new gym that are not presently covered and the need to replace the backdrop curtains of the stage in the old gym.  Mr. Andreesen reported that Electronic Contracting would be here this week to assess the football field sound system and make recommendations.  He will also talk to Kelly Mallone at Tremco, Inc. regarding the possibility of obtaining grant funds to replace the windows in the front offices.
Mr. Andreesen reported that admission prices at Mudecas and Pioneer Conference activities will increase to $5 for adults and $4 for students.  Discussion of home activity admission prices will be discussed at conference level, and that schools are being urged to charge $5/$4 accordingly.  Mr. Andreesen and the Board agreed to leave Johnson-Brock’s admission at $4 for adults, $3 for students for 2010-2011.
Mr. Andreesen distributed the Blue Cross Blue Shield premium schedule for 2010-2011 with a 5% increase in premiums.  He reminded the Board of the purpose of the action item for setting out-of-state tuition.  Mr. Andreesen reviewed the Board Policy action items on the agenda.  Discussion was held regarding the fact that use of the present extended base vans to transport students will not be allowed after August of next year and recommended that the Board consider purchase of one or more new vans.  Mr. Andreesen is presently researching the requirements for student transportation in vans after next August.
Copies of the present Board Policy regarding facility usage were distributed and discussed.  Mr. Andreesen recommended specific policy be established regarding charges for non-student related activities.  
Discussion was held with instructors Lori Broady and Karen Wolken regarding changes in the purpose and operation of the school concessions.  Mrs. Broady explained that a decision is needed from the Board in order to allow restructuring of the negotiated extra-duty schedule as part of the negotiated agreement.  Mrs. Broady presented a proposal for a head manager and assistant manager to be paid from the profits of the concessions.  The rest of the earnings would go into the activities fund.  The Board indicated agreement with this proposal.
Mrs. Broady also presented a Close Up Proposal for students to travel to Washington, D.C. the summer before their senior year.  The proposal is for no school activity sponsorship to be involved in raising the funds.
Moved by Keith Bohling to revise the school calendar to the last day for students be moved from May 17 to May 20, with a half day on May 20; and that the seniors’ last day be May 11 instead of May 7.  April 19 will be a student day instead of the scheduled inservice for faculty technology.  Seconded by David Bohling.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Arlen Grotrian to adopt the Nemaha Natural Resources District Multi-jurisdictional Hazard Mitigation Plan in its entirety and request approval of the plan at the Federal Level.  Seconded by Lonnie Neddenriep.   Mr. Andreesen explained that this is the joint plan with the Village of Johnson and was necessary should the District or Village ever need to apply for FEMA funds.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by David Bohling to approve the Core Services Resolution with Educational Service Unit No. 4 for fiscal year 2010-2011.  Seconded by Keith Bohling.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Keith Bohling to approve the National FBLA Conference expenses.  Seconded by Lonnie Neddenriep.  It was explained that a total cost is not available at this time because additional students may yet qualify.  Mrs. Kelsay explained that a student might have qualified in numerous events but has to pick one event in which to participate at the national competition, which would open up the others to the competitor who placed second at state competition.  Roll call vote:  David Bohling, aye; Keith Bohling, aye; Duane Caspers, aye; Arlen Grotrian, nay; Lonnie Neddenriep, aye; Darren Oestmann, aye.  Motion carried.
Moved by David Bohling to approve the first reading of Policy 5350, Dating Violence, and to change the wording of Policy 1321 in the second sentence of the second paragraph from “shall” to “may”.  Seconded by Arlen Grotrian.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Lonnie Neddenriep to approve the 2010-2011 Special Education Contract with Educational Service Unit No. 4 in the amount of $128,100.  Seconded by Keith Bohling.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Arlen Grotrian to approve a contract to Scott Versch as Industrial Technology teacher for the 2010-2011 school year.  Seconded by David Bohling.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Lonnie Neddenriep to approve the use of school vehicles for student transportation to summer activities, including camps and league ball.  Students will be charged a per-trip fee.  Seconded by Darren Oestmann.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Keith Bohling to set the tuition rate for out-of-state students at $0.  Seconded by David Bohling.  Roll call vote:  All ayes.  Motion carried.
Moved by Arlen Grotrian to accept the resignation of Bob Dettmer as bus driver at the end of the 2009-2010 school year.  Seconded by Darren Oestmann.  
Moved by Keith Bohling to adjourn the regularly scheduled April Board of Education meeting at 9:49 p.m.  Seconded by Arlen Grotrian.  Roll call vote: All ayes. Motion carried.
The next regularly scheduled meeting of the Johnson-Brock Public Schools Board of Education will be May 10, 2010 at 8:00 p.m.
Herald - April 22




PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Blue Rivers Area Agency on Aging is requesting financial assistance from the Federal Transit Administration, pursuant to the Federal Transit Act. Description of Project: The purpose of the project is to provide operating assistance to provide general public transportation to individuals in Gage, Jefferson, Nemaha, Otoe, and Thayer Counties.
Estimated cost of the project, to include federal, state, and local government funds is $429,500. A copy of the financial assistance application is available for public inspection at the administration office, 1901 Court Street, Beatrice, Nebraska. Written comments will be accepted at the above address for a period of 10 days following the date of publication of this notice. Applicant’s Authorized Representative: Larry Ossowski-Director
Herald - April 22




IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NEMAHA COUNTY,
NEBRASKA
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
MOLLIE MAE WHITAKER
Deceased
Case No. PR10-9
NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given that on the 16 day of April, 2010, in the Nemaha County Court, Auburn, Nebraska, Fredrick A. Clarke, 72959 638 Ave., Auburn, Nebraska, 68305, has been appointed by the Registrar as Personal Representative of this Estate.
Nancy Hall
Clerk of County Court
James H. Cain #15527
Attorney for Personal Representative
1920 O Street
Auburn, NE 68305
(402) 274-3938
Herald - April 22, 29, May 6




IN THE COUNTY COURT OF NEMAHA COUNTY,
NEBRASKA
IN THE MATTER OF
THE ESTATE OF
MABINE CULP
Deceased
Case No. PR10-10
NOTICE OF
APPOINTMENT OF
PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVE
Notice is hereby given that on the 16 day of April, 2010, in the Nemaha County Court, Auburn, Nebraska, Fredrick A. Clarke, 72959 638 Ave., Auburn, Nebraska, 68305, has been appointed by the Registrar as Personal Representative of this Estate.
Nancy Hall
Clerk of County Court
James H. Cain #15527
Attorney for Personal Representative
1920 O Street
Auburn, NE 68305
(402) 274-3938
Herald - April 22, 29, May 6

MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF EQUALIZATION NEMAHA COUNTY
APRIL 14, 2010
Board of Equalization of the County of Nemaha, State of Nebraska met on April 14, 2010 Commissioners Chambers, Nemaha County Courthouse, Auburn NE. Notice of meeting published in the Nemaha County Herald on April 8, 2010.  The agenda for the meeting was kept continually current and available for public inspection at the office of Nemaha County Clerk during normal business hours and also on the Nemaha County website ( HYPERLINK “http://www.nemahacounty.ne.gov” www.nemahacounty.ne.gov).  The agenda was held open until one business day prior to the meeting for appearance before the board and items for approval by the Board of Equalization.  The Board of Equalization has the right to modify the agenda to include items of an emergency nature only at such public meeting.
Chairman Randy Rohrs called the meeting to order at 11:50 a.m.  Present for the meeting were:
Commissioner District 1 Bob Hutton, Commissioner District 2 Monty Lovelace, Commissioner District 3 Randy Rohrs, County Clerk Joyce Oakley and County Assessor Lila Gottula.
Motion by Lovelace, seconded by Hutton to approve the agenda as presented.  Roll call vote: Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Motion by Hutton, seconded by Lovelace to approve the March 24, 2010 minutes as presented with no corrections.  Roll call vote: Lovelace, aye; Hutton, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Chairman Rohrs noted the opening meeting law poster.
Lila Gottula, Nemaha County Assessor presented the following tax list corrections:#938, parcel 640026400, Gina Long, correct living area that should have been garage, credit $66.56 for 2007 tax year.  Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to approve tax list correction for Gina Long in the amount of $66.56 credit for 2007 tax year.  Roll call vote: Rohrs, aye; Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye.
#939, parcel 640026400, Gina Long, correct living area that should have been garage, credit $67.30 for 2008 tax year.  Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to approve tax list correction for Gina Long in the amount of $67.30 credit for 2008 tax year.  Roll call vote:  Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye; Hutton, aye.
#940, parcel 640026400, Gina Long, correct living area that should have been garage, credit $90.34 for 2009 tax year.  Motion by Hutton, seconded by Lovelace to approve tax list correction for Gina Long in the amount of $90.34 credit for 2009 tax year.  Roll call vote: Hutton, aye; Rohrs, aye; Lovelace, aye,
With no further business to come before the Board of Equalization, motion by Hutton, seconded by Lovelace to adjourn at 11:56 a.m.
Randy Rohrs,
Chairman Board of Equalization
I, Joyce Oakley, the undersigned County Clerk of Nemaha County, Nebraska do hereby certify the foregoing minutes are true and are a part of the official records of this office. A complete copy of the minutes is available during normal business hours at the Nemaha County Clerk’s office.
Joyce Oakley,
County Clerk
Herald - April 22




PROCEEDING OF THE
NEMAHA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING
County Board of Commissioners of the County of Nemaha, State of Nebraska met on April 14, 2010, Commissioner’s Chambers, Nemaha County Courthouse, Auburn NE for a regular scheduled meeting.  Notice of meeting published in the Nemaha County Herald on April 8, 2010. The agenda for the meeting was kept continually current and available for public inspection at the office of Nemaha County Clerk during normal business hours and also on the Nemaha County website.  The agenda was held open until one business day prior to the meeting for appearance before the board and items for approval by the Board of Commissioners.  The Board of Commissioners has the right to modify the agenda to include items of an emergency nature only at such public meeting.
Chairman Lovelace called the meeting to order at 8:39 a.m. Present for the meeting:  Commissioner District 1 Bob Hutton, Commissioner District 2 Monty Lovelace, Commissioner District 3 Randy Rohrs and County Clerk Joyce Oakley.
Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to approve the agenda as presented.  Roll call vote: Lovelace, aye; Hutton, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to approve the March 24, 2010 regular scheduled meeting minutes with no corrections.  Roll call vote: Rohrs, aye; Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye.
Motion by Rohrs, seconded by Hutton to approve the claims for payment as presented by the County Clerk and authorized for payment by the Board of Commissioners.  Roll call vote: Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Chairman Lovelace noted the posting of the Open Meeting Poster and the availability of the Open Meeting Handouts to the public.
Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to enter executive session at 8:43 a.m. to interview for General Assistance #8506.  Roll call vote:  Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye; Hutton, aye.  Motion by Rohrs, seconded by Lovelace to leave executive session at 8:54 a.m.  Roll call vote: Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye.  No action was taken in executive session.
Sealed quotes for 2 dehumidifiers for the basement of the Multi-Plex Building were opened in the presence of the bidders.  The following sealed quotes were received: Bohl Plumbing & Heating $3396.00; Comstock Plumbing $3445.00.  Motion by Rohrs, seconded by Hutton to approve the price quote from Bohl Plumbing & Heating in the amount of $3396.00 for 2 dehumidifiers with using the existing outlets in the basement of the Multi-Plex Building.  Roll call vote:  Rohrs, aye; Lovelace, aye; Hutton, aye.
Conseco’s Regional Manager Mark Headrick was given permission to set up appointments with county employees to present Conseco supplemental insurance.
Russ Newton, Nebraska Machinery presented a price quote for a 924G Wheel Loader for the road departments.  Board took no action.
Brent Lottman visited with the Board of Commissioners regarding the placement of the radio towers and looking at additional options for land.
Johnson County’s Attorney Julie Smith Hogencamp and Commissioner Bob Curry and Nemaha County’s Attorney Louie Ligouri and Sheriff Brent Lottman visited with the board regarding joint prosecution of Steven Sapp.  The counties will cost share 50% each for the lodging and transportation of Steven Sapp to and from Missouri.  Julie Smith Hogencamp will prepare an interlocal agreement for review and approval by the Board of Commissioners of Johnson and Nemaha Counties.  
Motion by Hutton, seconded by Rohrs to approve application for road entrance for Richard Wit on county road 164, located in Section 11 T5N R15E (section corrected by Bob Hutton).  Roll call vote:  Lovelace, aye; Hutton, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Motion by Rohrs, seconded by Hutton to approve the Windstream application for repair of communications facilities on 732A Rd in Section 32 T6N R14E, northwest of Auburn.  Roll call vote: Hutton, aye; Lovelace, aye; Rohrs, aye.
Visitors – Dave Swanson, Nemaha County Herald
The following claims were approved for payment by the Board of Commissioners and authorize the County Clerk for payment:
General
Salaries    $32,488.16
AMAC Towing, se    352.50
Action Tech, se    339.99
Adams Co Sheriff, se    21.71
Alamar Uniforms, su    184.82
Amera-Chem, su    46.95
American Lawncare, se    340.00
American Recycling, se    1,388.40
Ameritas Life, ret    4,934.05
Armknecht, Tyler, wit fe,mi    53.00
AS Central Finance, se    448.00
Aub Family Hlth, me se    824.00
Aub Newspapers, pub    627.57
Black Hills Energy, ut    319.20
Blue Rivers, se    1,848.75
Bd Public Works, ut    4,208.22
Bohl Plumbing, bldg re    168.96
Capital Business, ma ag    535.36
Casey’s, fu    694.00
Constellation, ut    1,257.52
Continental Research, su    498.25
Culligan, su    95.15
Election System, el cst    2,493.99
Express Police, su    77.63
Fankhauser, Allen, cont    4,166.66
Farmers Coop, fu    2,076.98
Fuller, Albert, mhb    155.00
Gauchat, Daryl, trng    25.00
GE Capital, ma ag    22.10
Hauserman, Jeanne, mhb    100.00
Interstate All Battery, su    143.90
Johnson County, su    5.25
Kadavy, Matthew, mi    850.00
LaVigne, Cole, wit fe,mi    33.20
LECC, reg    190.00
Lehman Reporting, se    379.75
Lesoing, Gary, mi    43.00
Ligouri, Angelo, mi, me    81.91
Mayall, Dan, trng    25.00
Microfilm Image, se    123.00
MIPS Inc, sftwr    1,080.33
Modern Methods, cont    532.66
NE Co Atty Assoc, du    25.00
Nem Co Clk, HRA    3,500.00
Nem Co Court, fe    365.00
Nem Co Hospital, bl al,me se    8,326.76
Nem Co Sheriff, fe, fu    843.14
Nem Co Tax, ss, fwh    9,129.58
Nutsch-Fulton, K, mi    29.00
Oakley, Joyce, mi    68.00
OPPD, ut    30.81
Otoe Co Court, su    2.00
Pamida, su    34.96
Petersens Auto, se    1,492.35
Presto-X Com, se    319.96
Region V Serv, se    3,371.25
Rieger, Rachel, bd pr    4,011.00
Rohrs, Randy, mi    150.00
Sack Lumber, su    14.97
Sam’s Club, fu    54.90
Schneider OK Tire, ti re    15.00
Sec State Rules, su    40.00
Striggow, Randi, mi    208.00
Tap Publishing, du    83.95
The Cleaners, se    307.00
The Hartford, annt    150.00
Tri-State Office, su    214.68
U-Save Pharmacy, me su    781.16
Urology PC, me se    109.00
Windstream, se    1,598.49
Road
Salaries    $19,670.04
Ace Irrigation, culverts    20,352.90
American Recycling, se    54.00
Ameritas Life, ret    3,031.69
Beards Salvage, su    98.31
Black Hills Energy, ut    106.82
Bd Public Works, ut    1,350.84
Bulldog Auto, pts, su    1,088.33
Constellation, ut    401.95
Darrel Volker Const, rk    12,033.62
Dobson Brothers, se    46,573.06
Farmer Coop, fu    1,311.97
Graybill Tire, pts, la    1,732.08
Inland Truck, pts    103.82
Johnson Quik, pts,la,oil    249.44
KS HCI Haug, pts,la    66.50
Lawson Products, su    51.79
Lueders Petro, fu,bldg re    5,092.43
Martin Marietta, rk    39,466.07
Medical Enterprises, se    5.00
Mellage Truck, pts    88.52
Meyer-Earp Auto, pts    95.68
Midwest Service, su    2,196.72
NE Weed Control, du    125.00
Nem Co Tax, ss, fwh    7,110.00
NMC Exchange, pts, la    3,649.37
Palmer, Marvin, mi, me    103.30
Powerplan, su    129.54
Quality Hotel, ldg    140.00
Ramsey Trucking, se    7,875.90
Sack Lumber, su    355.26
Schneider OK, ti re    120.00
Tom’s Raditor, la    110.00
Village Nemaha, ut    50.83
Windstream, se    204.32
Windstream, se    40.00
Child Support
Salaries    $633.92
Ameritas Life, ret    93.60
Nem Co Tax, ss, fwh    199.56
Tri-State Office, su    14.74
Windstream, se    99.81
County Visitors
Auburn Newpaper, pub    5.44
Drug Coalition
Salaries    $2,438.12
Ameritas, ret    307.19
Baker, Kayleigh, mi    40.00
McLaughlin, Melissa, se    250.00
Nem Co Ag Society, rt    40.00
Nem Co Clerk, se    410.00
Nem Co Tax, ss, fwh    648.43
Nem Co Treasurer, se,pstg    2,659.88
Osborne, Laura, mi     185.50
Pamida, su    11.98
Sunmart Foods, su    59.85
The Aim Inst, se    1,000.00
911 Emergency
American Tower, se    541.00
Windstream, se    1,366.16
Windstream, se    533.70
atty fe, attorney fees; bd pr, board of prisoners; bldg re, building repair; sftwr, computer software; cont, contract; du, dues; eq, equipment; fe, fees; fu, fuel;  la, labor; me se, medical service; me su, medical supply; mi, mileage; pts, parts; pstg, postage; pub, publication; reg, registration: ret, retirement; se, service; su, supplies; ut, utilities
With no further business to come before the Board of Commissioners, motion by Rohrs, seconded by Hutton to adjourn at 12:15 p.m.
Monty Lovelace,
Chairman, Board of Commissioners
I, Joyce Oakley, the undersigned County Clerk of Nemaha County, Nebraska do hereby certify the foregoing minutes are true and are a part of the official records of this office. A complete copy of the minutes is available during normal business hours at the Nemaha County Clerk’s office.
Joyce Oakley,
County Clerk
Herald - April 22