HomeMy Public PortalAbout19911119 - REGULAR MEETING MINUTES - 1991-16 TOWN OF AULT
PUBLIC HEARING AND REGULAR BOARD MINUTES
November 19, 1991 - (91-16)
III The Town Clerk announced this was a public hearing to consider the adoption by
reference Chapter 4, Title 6 - Animals. This public hearing took place at the
Town Hall at 7:00 P.M.
ROLL CALL The following Trustees were present:
Trustee Rau
Trustee Hovel
Trustee Hoover
Trustee Sheets
Mayor R. Edgar Gieck
Absent were:
Trustee Marsh Trustee Hoff
Also present:
Town Clerk, Patricia J. Lesh
Mayor Gieck stated this Public Hearing before the Ault Board of Trustees of Ault,
Colorado for the purpose to consider the adoption by reference Chapter 4, Title 6 -
Animals, Evans Municipal Code, 1984. The portion of the Code to be adopted is
IIIChapter 4, Title 6, Animals of the Evans Municipal Code Published in 1984, as it
existed on November 22, 1989. The purpose of Title 6 is to control and regulate
all animals within the Town of Ault and provides for licensing, care and keeping of
animals. The Mayor continued by stating this Ordinance may be adopted at the next
regular meeting. The Mayor ask for questions from anyone present.
Town resident and business owner, Barb McCorquodale was present and asked numerous
questions. #1 - Defination of the word 'kennel ' meaning 3 dog and 3 cats over the
age of 6 months. She wondered if that meant if a person had 2 dogs and 2 cats,
would they need a kennel license and was that the intent of the Board. Trustee
Hoover stated that the intent is to cut down on the number of cats in the town. He
specified a number of problem areas in town concerning cats. The intent is to catch
the animal in a cage and notify the owner that the cat has been caught and is being
held.
Trustee Hovel stated that he and the Police Chief had discussed the kennel portion
and Trustee Hovel noted that it is hard to draw a line as to what constitutes a
kennel . Trustee Hovel also stated that he knows there are people in town that have
more animals than stated and he asked Barb McCorquodale what she thought a good
number should be. She stated she thought much of what is in the Ordinance cannot
apply to cats. As to a number of what is fair for a kennel , she stated that is
doesn't have to be four animals, but feels that cats cannot be included as to require
a kennel license. Many people are feeding stray cats but will not accept ownership
for these cats, but still don't want these cats to go hungry. Trustee Sheets stated
IIIthat is why the Town wants to get rid of the high number of stray cats in town.
Barb McCorquodale felt anything over 4 dogs would require a kennel license.
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Trustee Hovel stated that it is not the intent of the Board to make this Ordinance
if it cannot be enforced. It also puts somewhat of a hardship on certain eo le
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but still the Board must look at what is good for the community. Now, because of
the outdated Animal and Dog Ordinance, the Town has not been able to enforce as it
is usually thrown out of court. Barb McCorquodale stated she felt that cats
cannot be included under the kennel licensing. Town Clerk Pat Lesh read from
the code book 17.08 170, page 200 - "Kennels means . . .premises on which 4 or more
animals, at least 4 months of age are harbored. " Barb McCorquodale feels that it
is harder to enforce licensing for cats when you cannot get people to buy licenses
for their dogs. Trustee Hovel stated that the concern is for those people who
do not take care of their animals and consequently everyone has to come to an agree-
ment as to what is fair for all . Trustee Hovel stated that it is not the intent
of the Board to hassle anyone who is taking care of their animals. Trustee Hovel
stated he feels the intent of the Ordinance is to take care of the stray cat problem.
Again it was stated that it is hard to prove ownership, but he feels in doing nothing
there is a problem.
Barb McCorquodale stated she had called the Town of Evans and they stated the wording
is in content, but it is not enforced. Trustee Sheets questioned if the audience
would rather the wording be 3 dogs and 3 cats, a total of 6 animals. Trustee Sheets
felt this would be more enforceable when presented with a situation of, for example,
someone with 15 cats.
Next question concerned item L regarding "for pleasure rather than utility. " She
questioned the defination of 'utility' . The difference was explained as one is
a pet and the other is used for consumption. The Mayor stated he thought maybe
this meant something similar to a seeing-eye dog - a working dog. Chief Hinz stated
that some working dogs are also a family pet.
Page 3, #6 regarding 'barking and howling dogs' - Barb questioned what was different
about this statement so that it could be enforced. Chief Hinz stated that it has
been enforced. Chief Hinz also stated the best way to make this effective is to
have the person making the complaint, come to court - in which most cases, neighbors
will not complain against a neighbor.
##8 - Public Parks with the exception of seeing-eye dogs. Barb felt she should be
able to take her dogs through the park on a leash and cleans up after them if a mess
is made. Trustee Sheets stated that the reasoning behind this is that many people
do not clean up after they have walked their dogs. Trustee Sheets feels it is
offensive that strangers who use the park to rest and walk their dogs and are gone
but usually leave behind a mess for local residents to deal with. Again, this is
a problem to enforce. Trustee Hovel stated he feels that the Park is not the place
for an animal . But the concern was just walking across the park and according to the
Ordinance, this would not be possible. A "Designated Walking Area for Dogs" was
brought up. It was suggested that it would help the out-of-town visitors if such an
area was provided. This town resident felt she should be able to use the park and
have her dogs with her. Trustee Sheets commented that the City of Greeley does not
allow dogs in the park. Regardless, it is hard to enforce as someone must always
see if this dog is making a mess.
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Regarding 'humane trap' - Barb complained that she had overheard the mention of
anit-freeze as a quick remedy for eliminating cats. Trustee Hovel commented that
it probably works, but that it is not humane and also commented that that is why
traps should be used. Trustee Sheets commented that it is the job of the Police Dept.
to catch the animals that are in violation and those animals placed with a local
veterinarian.
Item S - 'threat to the well-being of a human' - she wanted to know what constitutes
a threat and a one-bite decision. Trustee Hovel stated he feels if a dog is protecting
property that is different than a dog running loose and making every attemp to bite.
The later would be a 'threat. ' If a dog breaks his leash and attacks someone in
the street, this dog is not allowed one bite.
Page 4 - Keeping cats under restraint. Trustee Hovel stated he would like to see
that if there is a problem with cats and someone complains, he feels the entire matter
begins with a complaint. If a complaint made, then the Town will set a trap and trap
these animals. The registration is important because if this animal is trapped
then someone can be notified to come and get this animal . It is not the intent of the
Town to go out and dispose of someones pet cat/etc. Trustee Hovel continued and
stated that a complaint should be a written, signed and by signing should show the
importance of the complaint; the action would then start with the complaint.
The expiration dates on the rabies certificate was brought up. This certificate
shows expiration as of December 31st. Barb noted that her dogs receive shots in
August and the question was that when she comes to the Town Hall in January, the
Town Clerk cannot sell Barb tags because the shots for her dogs will be due in August.
It was noted that this should read as . . . .with current shots.
#6.04.090 - Cat and Dog Licenses - Barb questioned if the dogs and cats must wear
the tags at all times. Trustee Sheets commented that if your dogs are on your own
property and the dog/dogs getout and do not have their tags on, yes, there will be
a problem, As long as the dogs are on the owners property, the tags do not have to
be with the dog.
Page 6 - Again, it was brought out that another statement about the Parks which
indicated that a person can take the dog into a public park as long as any mess the
dog may make is cleaned up. This is under item 'a' . It was noted that under 'c'
it states that the dogs cannot run free. This obvious was a duplication and will
be corrected. On the same page, it states "any dog that menaces. . . " and the
question was what is meant by 'menaces' . Trustee Hovel states he feels it means
attack or an animal presenting a problem.
Page 7 - Use all reasonable means to abate such nuisance. Trustee Hovel and Trustee
Hoover stated this has to do with noisy animals. The procedure again, is started
with a signed complaint.
Page 9, item D. Barb feels that guidelines should be set to determine what is
meant by ". . . .investigating all complaints concerning vicious or dangerous animals. . . "
". . . .the officer shall determine whether such animal is vicious or dangerous. "
Trustee Sheets feels that if a child is mauled by a dog, this is obvious a vicious
animal . A case by, case will probable adhere in this instant. It was noted that
"vicious" was previously discussed.
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Page 12 - 6.04.270 - Impoundment - Disposition. The concern was for dogs/animals
that were put away because the owner was away or could not be notified. Again, it
was noted that it is the responsibility of the owner to keep the tags on their
animals. The original time limit was three days and it has been increased to five
days, as the Town also felt that three days was not sufficient time allowed to
claim a pet. Trustee Rau stated that on unclaimed dogs, the town usually gets stuck
with a bill . It was also noted that a responsible owner will begin to look
immediately for a lost animal .
Page 11 - Redemption Fee and Page 14 - Offense Fee. It was clarified that there
is a difference between the redemption fee and the offense fee. It was further dis-
cussed what happens if the animal is found and only 20 minutes have passed and
no meals given.
Another concern from the audience stated that it is impossible to collar a cat.
Again the redemption fee was brought up. . It was suggested that possible
re-wording or re-figuring of this fee might be a suggestion.
The Town Board was asked what would it cost to get this Ordinance to completion.
The Town Clerk stated there will probably be a special meeting before a work
session and the changes will be noted at that time. The Clerk also noted that the
Trash bids have not gone out and hopefully, those bids can be opened up on
December 9th. It was noted from the audience that the recycling program is very
important and hopefully the Town is also very interested in such a program.
A final comment from the audience from town resident, Shirley Hinz. Ms. Hinz
commented she felt that when Ordinances are written for a town, it is more a
maintenance concern than a number concern. Mrs. Hinz also stated that she feels
there has to be rules that all abide by and if her dog gets out and is borded
then I have to pay the fee and maybe next time, I will watch my dog just a little
closer. She also feels it is hard to get a set of rules that everyone will agree
on - it must be done for the good of the town.
Mayor Gieck asked for a Recess, as the Regular Meeting will continue.
MAYOR GIECK CALLED THE REGULAR MEETING TO ORDER.
CONFIRMATION OF AGENDA:
The Mayor asked for any additions or corrections. There were no
corrections or additions.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING -91-15, September 24, 1991
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE -SPECIAL MEETING MINUTES, 91 15,
September 24, 1991 . Mayor Gieck asked for any additional discussion.
No further discussion. A vote was taken and the motion approved
unanimously.
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November 19, 1991 - 91 -16
111 APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF REGULAR MEETING 91-13, October 15, 1991 :
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE REGULAR MEETING
(91-13) , October 15, 1991 . Mayor Gieck asked for additional discussion.
There was no additional disucssion. A vote was taken and the motion
was approved unanimously.
APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF SPECIAL MEETING, 91 -14, October 28, 1991 :
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO APPROVE THE MINUTES OF THE SPECIAL MEETING,
91-14, October 28, 1991 . The Mayor asked for any additional discussion.
There was no further discussion. A vote was taken and the motion
approved unanimously.
APPROVAL OF ACCOUNTS PAYABLE - November 1991 :
Trustee Hovel requested that the Board take a few minutes and review
the enclosed bills. Trustee Hovel stated while the Board reviewed the
bills, that he and the Town Clerk feel that the payroll should be
published quarterly, such as other small towns and show an explanation
along with publishing these bills which will answer lots of questions
for the public. The Mayor questioned the Board Members present as to
any objection they might have. There were no objections from the Town
Board members. TRUSTEE RAU MOVED TO APPROVE THE BILLS FOR NOVEMBER.
The Mayor asked for any additional discussion. There was no further
discussion. A vote was taken and the motion approved unanimously.
PUBLIC COMMENTS:
The Mayor ask if there were any public comments. There were no comments
from the audience present.
AGENDA ITEMS:
A. Terry Salberg representating the Highland Recreation Association
was present. Terry again stated that the HRA is here to provide
recreational and educational opportunities for the youth in the
rural areas, serving Nunn, Carr, Pierce and Ault. Terry passed out
information regarding the budget for this organization. She pointed
out on the actual budget for 1991 under Basketball registration fees
which showed $272.00 ($690.00) , that should read 1990 and not 1991 .
At the bottom showing totals for 1991 , it shows $15,964.32 for reg-
istration fees and the estimated budget was $11 ,000 and so this was
must better than anticipated. Expenses show $15,503.30 and that
figure was also below what was estimated of $16,000. Terry feels she
and staff are constantly working to keep the programs as cheap as
possible so more youth of the community can have an opportunity to
participate. She also stated that 69 youth are in the Wrestling program.
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AGENDA ITEMS - continued
Terry stated that the HRA was present this evening to ask the Town of
Ault for their support for providing help to the youth of the community
by providing $1 , 100.00 for this year. She also mentioned that other
small communities will contribute $1 , 100.00 for 1992 and she was asking
that the Town of Ault to match that amount.
Trustee Hovel questioned numbers involved. Terry noted that the HRA
served 385 youths of the area. Other classes, such as Crafts is still
in the process before the end of the year. She also noted that the 69
youths in wrestling are not figured in the above figure. Trustee Sheets
questioned how many of those youths are residents of Ault - there was no
figure at this time. Trustee Hovel confirmed that the HRA would have
an additional $4,000 in additional revenue over expenses. Trustee Hovel
also questioned whether there were any goals in place for the coming years
if the revenue continues to increase. Terry stated that the main goal
is to find funding to provide a Director and it is impossible to continue
year around without a Director. The cost for a Director would be about
$20,000 a year as a full -time position. Presently, she feels it will take
at least $1 ,000 a month for two directors.
The Mayor ask for any additional comments or discussion. Mayor Gieck ask
about the present contract with VISTA. Terry noted that the grant expires
April 7th. VISTA pays the salaries of the two ladies present.
This item will be tabled until the next regular board meeting.
HORSESHOE CLUB - STORAGE SHED:
Trustee Hovel suggested that it be tabled until the next board meeting.
Trustee Sheets suggested waiting until after the budgeting is completed.
DISSOLVEMENT OF AULT HOUSING AUTHORITY:
Town Clerk, Pat Lesh stated that she has received notices from the
State Auditors office because the Ault Housing Authority has not turned in
an audit. The Auditors office has stated all that is necessary is a letter
from the Town indicating that it is the Town' s wish that this Authority
be dissolved and that this Authority is not a working authority.
Trustee Sheets questioned what was the Ault Housing Authority. Mayor Gieck
explained it began eight years ago and probably facilitate any expenditures
to locating homes for low-income. Pat Lesh commented that the reason the
state auditors picked this up is because there was a new law passed in
1990 that gave this to the state auditor's office. A letter is necessary
to dissolve this authority.
TRUSTEE RAU MOVED TO DISSOLVE THE AULT HOUSING AUTHORITY AND THAT A
LETTER BE WRITTEN TO THE APPROPRIATE AGENCY ADVISING THEM OF OUR DECISION.
The Mayor asked if there was any additional discussion. A vote was taken
and the motion approved unanimously
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READING OF JANEAN DILLS RESIGNATION LETTER:
Mayor Gieck asked Town Clerk, Pat Lesh to read the resignation letter.
Pat Lesh read the letter in its entirety to the audience. Mayor Gieck
commented that Janean Dill was not fired and that she had informed the
Mayor that she had received a full -time position with the Oniongrowers
in Pierce. As it was the end of the month, that Friday, November 1 , was
her last day employed with the Town of Ault. Pat Lesh indicated that
she has been paid for November 1st. She received two-day vacation pay,
October 21st and October 22nd which still leaves 3 days of vacation pay
that she is entitled to. The Board felt that since she was two months
short of one year, the pay would be pro-rated.
TRUSTEE SHEETS MOVED TO MAKE PAYMENT TO JANEAN DILL FOR UNUSED
VACATION PAY PRO-RATED FOR THE 10-MONTHS OF EMPLOYMENT.
Mayor Gieck asked for any additional discussion. There was no further
discussion. A vote was taken and the motion approved unanimously.
READING OF RESOLUTION 2-91 - RATIFICATION OF APPOINTMENT OF NEIL E. BEST AND
DANIEL TEMPLETON TO BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE WELD LIBRARY DISTRICT.
Mayor Gieck stated that those trustees have already been appointed
and that they will fill Greeley positions. Town Clerk, Pat Lesh read
Resolution 2-91 in its entirety.
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO APPROVE RESOLUTION 2-91 . The Mayor asked if
there were any further discussions or comments. There were no questions.
A vote was taken and the motion approved unanimously.
ZONING VIOLATION - MOBILE HOME
Trustee Hovel felt that this issue was still a little unclear as to where
the Town stood on this matter. Trustee Hovel felt that Chief Hinz could
check further for the Board as to what and where is the mobile home.
Trustee Hovel felt it would be necessary to check as to what was the original
agreement with this owner when he came in front of the board and it was
felt that the mobile home, at that time, was not discussed. Chief Hinz
stated that probably at the present time, it is not in violation. It is
disconnected from all utilities and has been moved. Pat Lesh stated that
it was moved in without permission from the town. It was used as an
office, but he was also living in it. The owner of the building was aware
that the issue must go in front of the Planning Commission and that the
trailer was in violation of Town Ordinance now.
The Board decided to keep the situation under observation, but presently
the trailer has been moved and is not being used.
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LEAF DISPOSAL LOCATION:
Mayor Gieck stated that he has been contacted by many residents to do
something about leaf disposal as it is becoming a big problem in the
city streets. Trustee Hoover and Trustee Rau felt the best way to get rid
of the leaf problem was to just bag the trash. Trustee Hovel commented
that last year the street--sweeper w.as brought in to clean the streets.
He also noted that this year has been different and there are lots of
leaves on the trees yet.
PIERCE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENT:
Trustee Hovel stated that there is an agreement, but the agreement has
not be signed by Mayor VanWhy of Pierce. Chief Hinz stated that he could
not find him today, but probably will locate him tomorrow. Chief Hinz
commented that small changes are necessary and these changes will not
affect the content at all . Trustee Hovel stated that he felt the current
contract expired before the next regular board meeting.
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO ACCEPT PIERCE LAW ENFORCEMENT AGREEMENT. The
Mayor ask for any discussion. There was no further discussion.
A vote was taken and the motion approved unanimously.
WATERLINE REPLACEMENT:
The Town Clerk stated that a location in town had recently indicated
a leak during a leak-detection test. The leak is at a resident and the
meter is in the basement, so the problem is that no water going through
the meter. The pipe was replaced and an example of the very old pipe was
present to view. The repair will cost about $325 for pipe. The Mayor
feels that this is a serious problem that will have to be addressed by the
Town Board. Trustee Hoover stated that the Town Ordinance is very clear
on this matter. The Mayor indicated that an exception cannot be made
or a change in the Ordinance. Trustee Hovel stated he feels the problem is
with the meters in the house. Trustee Hovel also stated that when these
lines are replaced, the meters should come back out to the curb where the
meters belong for maintenance or whatever. The property owner is responsible
for any water leak from the curb. to the meter. The Mayor noted that when
other leaks appear, the must be fixed immediately and many are anticipated.
Trustee Hovel recommended that the Water Authority look into this and
have Trustee Hoover report back with any further findings. An arranangement
with the present resident regarding payment will be made with the Town.
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111 SEWER LINE CLEANOUT:
Trustee Hovel stated this was regarding a problem with the car wash in
town as to the sand traps at the car wash. The owner was notified that he
would be responsible for the cleaning of the sand traps at the car wash.
The owner stated that there was only a cup of sand. Trustee Hovel
stated that during routine maintenance that it was 3/4 full of sand.
Trustee Sheets wondered if there would be any way to check if the sand trap
is being maintained. Trustee Hoover stated he went to the car wash and
looked at the traps. One stall at the car wash appears to have all the
necessary plumbing, but the other stall appeared not to have all the
necessary plumbing; the overflow runs directly into the sewer lines.
Trustee Hoover feels that one stall of the car wash is not operating as it
should. Trustee Hovel feels that the Town should have that line jetted
out on a quarterly basis just to cover the Town. Trustee Hovel also feels
that the car wash owner should be billed for that expense.
Trustee Hoover and Trustee Rau will contact the owner and again, present
the problem.
COMMITTEE REPORTS:
POLICE: Chief Hinz stated that the only item for discussion would be
Officer Greg Tarantino's pay raise. Chief Hinz felt it should
be retroactive to the first of October. Chief Hinz indicated the
necessary evaluation had been completed.
PARKS AND CEMETERY: Trustee Hoff was absent. Trustee Hoover stated that
servicing had been completed in draining the water sprinkler lines.
LIBRARY: Mayor Gieck stated that a report will be submitted from the
Library Board asking that Kay Backstrom, Marg Gieck and Charles
Hoff be appointed to the Library Board. The Board will have to
approve this appointment.
TRUSTEE HOVEL MOVED TO APPROVE MAYOR GIECK'S APPOINTMENTS
TO THE LIBRARY BOARD. The Mayor asked if there was any discussion.
The was no further discussion. Trustees Sheets, Hovel , and
Hoover voted in favor of the appointments. Trustee Rau voted
against the appointments. Mayor Gieck voted in favor of the
appointments.
WATER AND SEWER: Trustee Hovel felt this had been previously discussed.
STREETS AND ALLEY: Trustee Hovel feels that if the weather is good then
the streets should be cleaned/sweeped. There seems to be a
problem with the drain at the Post Office and the Town maintenance
personnel will check this further.
FINANCE AND BUDGET: Meetings must be scheduled for the budget. A public
hearing must be scheduled and it was scheduled for December 11th.
A budget meeting was scheduled for December 3rd
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COMMITTEE REPORTS - continued
TREE BOARD: No report.
AULT PLANNING COMMISSION: No report.
AULT WATER PLANNING AUTHORITY: No report.
There was another question from the audience as to what was the decision of the
new dog/cat ordinance. Mayor Gieck explained that the ordinance had been covered
for disucssion and possible corrections at the first of the meeting tonight.
Another meeting regarding this ordinance will be set at a later date.
The Mayor announced that he had received a letter of resignation from Ault Town
Board member, Butch Marsh. The Mayor read the resignation letter in its entirety.
MAYOR GIECK MOVED TO ACCEPT THE RESIGNATION OF AULT TOWN BOARD MEMBER, BUTCH MARSH.
The Mayor asked for any additional questions or comments. It was noted that they
intend to move out of state and their store in town will be closed. Trustee Hovel
was grateful for Butch' s interest in the Town to serve as a board member and he
wished him lots of luck. The Mayor noted that the Board should look for another
replacement for this position. The Mayor suggested that it might be a good idea to
look for a lady to serve on the board. A vote was taken and the motion approved
unanimously.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned.
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Patricia J. Lesh R. dgar Gie
Town Clerk Mayor
Town of Ault Town of Ault
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64 TOWN OF AULT
1944 LIBRARY BOOKKEEPING/MAIN. Inv 11/20/1991 216.66 .00 216.66 .00
64 TOWN OF AULT
1945 LIBRARY WATER,TRASH,SEWER Inv " 11/20/1991 32.03 .00 32.03 .00
40 U.S. WEST COMMUNICATIONS
1946 LIBRARY TELEPHONE Inv 11/20/1991 90.15 .00 90.15 .00
30 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
1947 ELECTRIC UTILITY Inv 11/20/1991 993.99 .00 993.99 .00
Run date: 11/19/91 8 08:57 City of Ault Cash requirevents as of 11/18/1991
Bus date: 11/18/1991 Cash Requireeents Report OTCASH.L02 Page 3
Vendor Name / + Due + + Discounts Available +
Obligat'n Description Stage Stage Date Total Today Net Discount Date
108 BOSS ASOCIATES, INC.
1948 COMB JOURNALS Inv 11/21/1991 18.00 .00 18.00 .00
109 READER'S DIGEST FUND FOR BLIND
1949 LARGE-TYPE READER Inv 11/20/1991 9.89 .00 9.89 .00
44 WELD LIBRARY DISTRICT
1950 BOOKS Inv 11/20/1991 326.84 .00 326.84 .00
25 NELSON'S OFFICE SUPPLY
1951 OFFICE SUPPLIES Inv 11/20/1991 3.19 .00 3.19 .00
15 HEBERLEIN PRODUCTS
1952 PIN FOR LOADER Inv 11/20/1991 17.22 .00 17.22 .00
30 PUBLIC SERVICE COMPANY
1953 CEMETERY ELECTRIC Inv 11/20/1991 8.73 .00 8.73 .00
** Report total ** 14,563.87 14,563.87
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