HomeMy Public PortalAboutMinutes_City Council Regular Meeting_09152020CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING
IONA CITY HALL
SEPTEMBER 15, 2020 — 7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Dan Gubler, Council President Rob Geray, Council Member Michael
Thompson, Council Member Peter Wadsworth, Council Member Kathy McNamara, Public
Works Director Zech Prouse (via teleconference), City Attorney Andrew Rawlings and City
Clerk/Treasurer Keri West.
ABSENT: None.
VISITORS: LoAnn Belnap, Kevin Casper, Clint Jolley, Alban Hatch, Sherri Hatch, Carol
Spain, Russell Spain and Doug Tolbert.
Mayor Gubler welcomed everyone and Council Member Thompson led the Pledge of
Allegiance. A roll call was taken by Clerk West to open the meeting.
CONSENT AGENDA: City Council Work Meeting and Regular Meeting Minutes of August
18, 2020 were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period ending August 30,
2020 (92% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $1,066,191.50 in the bank and routine bills
had been paid, "Exhibit A".
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
consent agenda as presented. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor.
Motion carried.
ITEMS OF BUSINESS:
Approval of Engagement Letter for Fiscal Year 2020 Audit — Mayor Gubler asked if there
was a cost increase from last year's annual audit. Clerk West said she would need to check her
records and let them know tomorrow. Council President Geray stated he does not recall
approving an engagement letter for the audit in the past. Mayor Gubler stated this is something
that is done every year, prior to the annual audit. Attorney Rawlings stated the engagement letter
does have a section on fees where the auditors have estimated a fee for this fiscal year of $8,000-
$10,000. Council President Geray stated the fee seems high and asked if the City should research
the cost of other auditors. Clerk West stated she would research the average cost for this service.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve the
engagement letter for Searle Hart & Associates to conduct the Fiscal Year 2020 Audit, not to
exceed $10,000. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Approval of FY2021 Bonneville County Sheriff's Office Contract — Mayor Gubler stated this
was a discussion at last month's meeting and it is now an action item for approval or denial.
Council President Geray stated he has gone through the contract and stated the only major
change he recognized is the City will receive reports monthly rather than weekly from
Bonneville County Sheriff's Office (BCSO). He continued and stated other than this minor
change, the contract remains identical to last year's contract, including the fee.
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Council Member McNamara stated she had some concerns and wanted to address Lieutenant
Casper directly. She continued and stated her concerns for continued speeding on 55th East and
noted a separate traffic incident with a family member that received no response from BCSO.
Council Member McNamara continued and asked if the City of Iona has a dedicated officer now
that school is back in session and the previous officers work at the schools. Lt. Casper responded
to each concern individually. He stated if anyone has a situation where they have called dispatch
and are not receiving a response from an officer, they need to call Lt. Casper directly. He
continued and stated their department cannot improve if he is not aware of these instances. He
also stated they have a regional dispatch that goes through the City of Idaho Falls, so if there is a
breakdown of communication in calls, he needs to be made aware to get them addressed. Lt.
Casper also stated he has discussed with Mayor Gubler the option to have another portable radar
sign that is assigned only to Iona to help slow down speeders on various streets within the City.
Council President Geray stated this action item is specifically regarding the contract and the
discussions about service details should have been discussed at last month's meeting. Council
Member McNamara stated these are concerns she has regarding the contract and the service
BCSO is providing the City. Council President Geray reiterated the service concerns should have
been presented for Lt. Casper to address prior to tonight's discussion, which is specifically about
the contract itself.
Mayor Gubler asked if there were any other questions or concerns that need to be addressed prior
to the motion. No comments made.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve the
contract with Bonneville County Sheriff's Office for Fiscal Year 2021 for the amount of
$212,000. Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. Council President Geray, Council
Member Wadsworth and Council Member Thompson voted aye. Council Member McNamara
voted nay. Motion carried.
Public Hearing, Final Plat Application — HLE, Inc., Pam Addition on the NW corner of
49th North and 55th East — Clint Jolley from HLE, Inc. approached the podium and stated the
main change from the Preliminary Plat is the increased lot size and now all four lots will face
55th East. Mayor Gubler asked if all the water and sewer concerns have been addressed. Mr.
Jolley confirmed they have been working with Forsgren Engineers and have made changes to
address those concerns. Clerk West stated the City has received a final approval letter from
Forsgren Engineers that is in the City Council packets.
Mayor Gubler asked if anyone in the audience would like to address the City Council regarding
this application. No comments made. Mayor Gubler then closed the Public Hearing portion of
this agenda item.
Mayor Gubler asked if anyone in the City Council has any questions or concerns regarding this
application. No comments made.
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Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve the
Final Plat Application of the Pam Addition on the NW corner of 49th North and 55th East.
Council Member McNamara seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Public Hearing, Conditional Use Permit Application — Doug Tolbert, Recreational Vehicle
(RV) maintenance inside the detached shop at 2758 N. Barnes Way — Doug Tolbert of 2758
N. Barnes Way approached the podium and stated he wants to do RV repair work in his detached
shop at his residence. He continued and stated he has talked to all his adjoining neighbors. He
also stated he has done this type of work 20 years ago in his shop, but it was on a much larger
scale. Mr. Tolbert stated his neighbor, Russell Spain, brought up concerns regarding the noise, at
the Planning & Zoning (P&Z) Meeting held earlier in the month. Mr. Tolbert stated he has since
talked with Mr. Spain and did an experiment with the door closed to illustrate the amount of
potential noise that would take place. He continued and stated he believes that addressed Mr.
Spain's concerns.
Council Member Wadsworth asked if Mr. Tolbert would be limiting the number of units outside
the shop. Mr. Tolbert stated he would keep all units being repaired in the shop. He also stated it
takes approximately one year to rebuild an RV and he has no retail customers. Council President
Geray stated this Conditional Use Permit sounds like a business and requested Attorney
Rawlings to help interpret the type of business this would be considered and the permits that
would be required.
Attorney Rawlings asked Mr. Tolbert if he would be building RVs or refurbishing them. Mr.
Tolbert stated he would be mostly repairing ones that he has built in the past. Attorney Rawlings
read definitions from the City Code, such as "Light Industrial" and "Heavy Industrial", in an
attempt to help categorize this type of business. Council Member Wadsworth asked if customers
would be coming to the shop to look at units to purchase. Mr. Tolbert said there would be no
customers at his shop because he is not selling the units retail. Council President Geray asked if
this would be considered an "Industrial Home Occupation". If so, this would not be allowed in
any Residential Zone. Attorney Rawlings stated that would be determined by variables as
mentioned in the definitions, such as excessive noise, etc. Council President Geray stated if this
is classified as a "Manufacturing Home Occupation", that is also not allowed in any Residential
Zone. Discussion continued to clarify the Home Occupation definitions in the City Code, Mr.
Tolbert's business specifics and if this business is allowed in a Residential Zone. Council
President Geray stated if the Council determines this is an occupation and categorizes it as either
manufacturing or industrial, this business does not qualify for a Conditional Use Permit in a
Residential Zone. Attorney Rawlings agreed. Clerk West inquired if the City Code has a
definition for "occupation". She continued and asked if Mr. Tolbert is purchasing an RV and
taking one year to repair it before selling it privately, does it qualify as an occupation? Council
President Geray read the definition of "Home Occupation" from the Iona City Code 11-1-5:
"Any business, operation, profession, or craft that: (a) is conducted in a residential zone
established under Chapter 3, 4, 4A, or 5 of this Title; (b) is incidental and secondary to the use of
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the dwelling for dwelling purposes; and (c) which is carried on primarily by the immediate
members of the family residing on that lot."
Council President Geray stated he believes this business would be considered a Home
Occupation, according to the above definition. He continued and stated this business is not a
permitted use and is not eligible for a Conditional Use Permit. Mr. Tolbert stated during the
application process, he was unsure if he needed a Conditional Use Permit because he does not
have customers. Clerk West stated this application was difficult to categorize, which is why she
submitted it to the City Council to interpret and discuss. Mayor Gubler stated the P&Z approved
this application based on their own interpretation of the City Code. Council President Geray
stated the P&Z also does not have the City Attorney at their meetings to defer to during these
discussions.
Mayor Gubler stated the City Council needs to make a decision according to what the current
City Code reads. Council President Geray stated the Council has no decision to make because if
this business is categorized as described earlier, they have no ability to approve the permit.
Mayor Gubler asked Attorney Rawlings if there is any other interpretation the Council can
consider in this situation, regarding the type of Home Occupation. Attorney Rawlings read the
categories in the Home Occupation and stated he believes this business would be considered a
Manufacturing Home Occupation and that is not allowed in any Residential Zone. Mr. Tolbert
stated he feels the definition in the City Code for "Manufacturing" is a broad term and would
apply to anyone building small crafts or sewing clothes in their garage or shop. Council President
Geray agreed and asked again if this would be considered a Home Occupation. Attorney
Rawlings re -read the definition of "Home Occupation". Council President Geray stated other
crafts and small projects would be categorized differently because they are on a smaller scale
than an RV. Mr. Tolbert stated he will be doing repairs inside an insulated shop, with the doors
closed without disturbing any of his neighbors by sound or sight.
Russell Spain of 2792 N. Barnes Way approached the podium and stated he and his wife came to
the P&Z Meeting to voice their concerns and opposition to Mr. Tolbert's Conditional Use Permit
Application. He confirmed he has since met with Mr. Tolbert and allowed him to do a grinding
experiment inside his shop with the door closed to illustrate the small amount of noise that would
occur during the RV repair process. Mr. Spain stated when he spoke with Mr. Tolbert, he agreed
to always work with the shop door closed and agreed to limited work hours. Mr. Spain continued
and stated with these conditions agreed upon, he would like to withdraw his previous opposition
of this application.
Mayor Gubler asked Attorney Rawlings if this business could be considered a repair service.
Attorney Rawlings did state there is a classification of "Home Occupations" that is called
"Service Home Occupations". Attorney Rawlings read the definition as found in Iona City Code
11-11-12(B):
"A Service Home Occupation is a Home Occupation that provides services, documents, or
intangible products. Examples include: professional skills, expertise, advice, salons, repair shops,
school, banks."
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Council Member Wadsworth stated he believes this could be classified as a repair shop. Mayor
Gubler agreed. Attorney Rawlings stated Mr. Tolbert would also be building new parts which
would disqualify it from being considered a repair shop. Mr. Tolbert stated he would be
receiving new parts and repairing the RVs and would not be building any frames. Council
Member Wadsworth stated he is considering this a repair shop, if all the conditions are met that
Mr. Tolbert agreed to with Mr. Spain. Attorney Rawlings stated if the Council considers this a
repair shop under the "Service Home Occupations" classification, there may be other conditions
the City would need to consider as well. He continued and defined all requirements for a
business to be considered a "Service Home Occupation" (Iona City Code 11-11-13(C)).
Sherri Hatch approached the podium and stated if Mr. Tolbert owns the RVs and is only working
on one per year, she believes anyone in the City can work on their own vehicles in their own
shop. Mayor Gubler replied and stated this situation is different because Mr. Tolbert is intending
to complete these repairs as a business.
Council President Geray stated if the consensus among the Council is to classify this business as
a "Service Home Occupation", Mr. Tolbert is required to obtain a Business License. He
continued and mentioned there was a situation in the past regarding a building permit for the
shop and asked Mr. Tolbert if that situation had been rectified. Mr. Tolbert stated he added a
carport to the back of his shop and was under the impression he did not need a building permit
after speaking to City officials. When the City took legal action, he paid the settlement amount
and had all required inspections completed.
Mr. Tolbert stated he takes a lot of pride in his home and his work. He also stated he respects his
neighbors and has visited with each of them prior to this meeting. Council Member Thompson
asked Mr. Tolbert if he would have any employees. Mr. Tolbert confirmed he will not have any
employees. Attorney Rawlings stated if the City classifies this business as a "Service Home
Occupation", it may also be considered a "Small Service Home Occupation" if the business is
visited by fewer than 10 individuals per calendar month. He continued and stated if this is the
case, it is a permitted use and does not require a Conditional Use Permit. Attorney Rawlings
continued and stated a business license would not be required if the business is a sole
proprietorship. Mr. Tolbert stated his business is an S-Corp. Attorney Rawlings then confirmed a
business license would be required, but a Conditional Use Permit would not.
Mayor Gubler asked if anyone from the public would like to address the Council regarding this
item. No comments made. Mayor Gubler then closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda
item.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve the
Conditional Use Permit for Doug Tolbert with conditions including working hours only between
8am-6pm, maintain noise levels that are not disruptive to the neighbors and that Mr. Tolbert
apply for a Business License to operate the business. Attorney Rawlings stated if the Council
determines this to be a "Service Home Occupation", it would be considered a "Small Service
Home Occupation" and therefore does not require a Conditional Use Permit. Mayor Gubler
agreed and stated the Council needs to decide on a classification for the business and the motion
needs to be voted on or disregarded. Council Member McNamara seconded the motion. A roll
call vote was taken:
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Council President Geray: NO Council Member Wadsworth: NO
Council Member Thompson: NO Council Member McNamara: NO
Council President Geray asked the Council which classification is most appropriate. Mayor
Gubler stated he is classifying this business as a "Small Service Home Occupation" because he
does not have more than ten visitors per month. Attorney Rawlings stated if the Council agrees,
the next action required would be to deny the Conditional Use Permit because it is not necessary.
He continued and stated Mr. Tolbert would then need to apply for a Business License to be voted
on at next month's City Council Meeting.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to deny the
application for the Conditional Use Permit, based on it not being necessary, deeming this
business a "Small Service Home Occupation". Council Member McNamara seconded the
motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Public Hearing, Amendment to Iona City Code § 11-11-26, Private Access Roads (Ord.
245-09-20) — Mayor Gubler stated this item was tabled from last month's meeting due to
necessary changes as recommended by the P&Z. Clerk West stated this section of the City Code
deals with "flag lots" and the private roads necessary to access those lots. Attorney Rawlings
stated this amendment adds the term "flag lot" for convenience and removes the permit
necessity. It still maintains the same requirements and specifications for those private access
roads. Mayor Gubler asked Director Prouse if he approved the changes. Director Prouse
confirmed his approval.
Mayor Gubler explained to members of the audience the history of this section and that this
amendment is mostly for clarification. Sherri Hatch asked if there was a minimum width for the
private access road. Mayor Gubler confirmed the minimum width for this type of road is 20'.
Mayor Gubler asked if anyone from the audience had any other questions on this agenda item.
No comments made. Mayor Gubler then closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve
Ord. 245-09-20; an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 11-11-26 of the Iona
City Code; removing permit requirement for private access roads while preserving requirements
for such roads; providing for methodology and severability; and establishing an effective date.
He also moved to dispense with the rule of reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three
separate occasions. Council Member Thompson seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
Public Hearing, Amendment to Iona City Code §§ 11-12-1 and 11-12-2, Off -Street Parking
requirements (Ord. 246-09-20) — Mayor Gubler stated this amendment is to clarify the City
Code for better understanding regarding off-street parking requirements. He stated these
clarifications were made due to recommendations from the P&Z.
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Mayor Gubler asked if anyone in the audience had any questions. No comments made. Mayor
Gubler closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve Ord.
246-09-20; an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 11-12-1 of the Iona City
Code; clarifying general off-street parking requirements; amending Section 11-12-2 of the Iona
City Code; altering certain standards for off-street parking; describing methodology; providing
for severability; and establishing an effective date. He also moved to dispense with the rule of
reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three separate occasions. Council President Geray
seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member Thompson: YES Council Member McNamara: YES
General Water System Discussion — Mayor Gubler stated this item was discussed at the Work
Meeting held just before this meeting.
STAFF REPORTS: Director Prouse stated nothing to report.
Clerk West stated nothing to report. Council Member Thompson asked if the Trunk or Treat is
still planned. Clerk West confirmed there will be a Halloween activity, but we will know the
extent as it gets closer and the regulations Eastern Idaho Public Health has set at that time.
Council President Geray stated the Veterans Day Program will be on Wednesday, November 11,
2020, but the time and location are still to be determined.
Council Members Wadsworth, Thompson and McNamara stated nothing to report.
Attorney Rawlings stated nothing to report.
Mayor Gubler stated the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council is now running for the new school
year. He stated they are meeting the second and fourth Wednesdays at the City Building and new
members are welcome to join. He also stated they are currently looking for service and
community projects, if anyone has any ideas.
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS: No comments made.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:11pm.
COUNCIL APPROVED: October 20, 2020
ATTEST:
Keri West, City Clerk/Treasurer
Dan Gubler, Mayor
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City of Iona
Check Register - Iona Page: 1
Check Issue Dates: 9/1/2020 - 9/30/2020 Oct 14, 2020 02:04PM
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Payee
Description GL Account Amount
09/20 09/01/2020 17865
09/20 09/01/2020 17866
09/20 09/01/2020 17867
09/20 09/01/2020 17868
09/20 09/01/2020 17869
09/20 09/01/2020 17870
09/20 09/01/2020 17871
09/20 09/01/2020 17872
09/20 09/01/2020 17873
09/20 09/01/2020 17874
09/20 09/02/2020 17875
09/20 09/02/2020 17876
09/20 09/03/2020 17877
09/20 09/03/2020 17878
09/20 09/03/2020 17879
09/20 09/03/2020 17880
09/20 09/08/2020 17881
09/20 09/10/2020 17882
09/20 09/10/2020 17883
09/20 09/10/2020 17884
09/20 09/10/2020 17885
09/20 09/10/2020 17886
09/20 09/10/2020 17887
09/20 09/10/2020 17888
09/20 09/10/2020 17889
09/20 09/10/2020 17890
09/20 09/10/2020 17891
09/20 09/14/2020 17892
09/20 09/14/2020 17893
09/20 09/14/2020 17894
09/20 09/14/2020 17895
09/20 09/14/2020 17896
09/20 09/14/2020 17897
09/20 09/14/2020 17898
09/20 09/14/2020 17900
09/20 09/14/2020 17901
09/20 09/17/2020 17902
09/20 09/17/2020 17903
09/20 09/17/2020 17904
09/20 09/21/2020 17905
09/20 09/21/2020 17906
09/20 09/21/2020 17907
09/20 09/21/2020 17908
09/20 09/22/2020 17915
09/20 09/22/2020 17916
09/20 09/22/2020 17917
09/20 09/22/2020 17918
09/20 09/24/2020 17919
09/20 09/24/2020 17920
09/20 09/24/2020 17921
09/20 09/28/2020 17922
09/20 09/28/2020 17923
09/20 09/29/2020 17924
09/20 09/29/2020 17925
A-1 RENTAL-REXBURG
BLUETARP FINANCIAL
BONNEVILLE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
CITY OF IONA
ID DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY
JIM'S TROPHY
LANDON EXCACATING, INC.
POST REGISTER
SENSKE LAWNTECH
TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB
GREG MCBRIDE
ALLEN ELDRIDGE
D & S ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
LANDON EXCAVATING, INC.
POST REGISTER
PRO RENTAL & SALES, INC.
BRENT PURCELL
ASSOCIATION OF IDAHO CITIES
DIGLINE, INC.
ICRMP
INTERMOUNTAIN GAS CO.
IONA BONNEVILLE SEWER DISTRICT
NETBACK, LLC
PSI ENVIRONMENTAL
REiC
VERIZON WIRELESS
WESTERN RECYCLING - CURBSIDE
BONNEVILLE CO. SOLID WASTE
CONRAD & BISCHOFF INC.
H.D. FOWLER CO.
IONA FOOD MART
METROQUIP, INC.
SUNNYSIDE GARDENS
TRI-STATE HYDRAULICS, INC.
JARED FLETCHER
ROCKY MTN. POWER
CHEMSEARCH
FORSGREN ASSOCIATES, INC.
ROCKY MTN. POWER
ALLEN ELDRIDGE
GREG MCBRIDE
BLACKFOOT
ROCKY MTN. POWER
A-1 RENTAL- IDAHO FALLS
TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB
SPARKLIGHT
WEX BANK
PORTERS OFFICE PRODUCTS
RICHARDSON CONCRETE
WESTERN STATES EQUIPMENT
BONNEVILLE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS
HOLDEN KIDWELL HAHN & CRAPO P.L.L.C.
METROQUIP, INC.
ROCKWELLDEVELOPMENT
Porta Potties- City Parks
Renewed 1 year Advantage
Paint & Labor -Painting Centerline
City water usage/bill
Public Drinking Water System Fee
Name plate
Repair Water Main- Dayton/Rock
Annual Appropriations FY2021
Summer Lawn Care
Water tests
5057 Ball Circle
Building inspections
School Lights
Asphalt patches
PH- Code Amendments
Stump Grinder
Basement-5370 Elliott
Federal Water Quality Coalition M
Utility Locator Monthly Fee
Liability Insurance
Natural gas
City Bldg. sewer fees
Data Backup 5GB
Dumpster
Stump Grinder
Cell phones
Recycling bin
County Dump refuse
Diesel Fuel -Dyed
Shop Stock
Bottled Water
Maintenance Supplies
Sucker Punch & Stump Killer
Motor Repair
REFUND WATER OVERPAYMEN
Street Lights
Boiler water treatment program
Zoning Map Updates
Well #2
Building inspections
5245 Dutson Drive
TELEPHONE
Street Lights
Pioneer Park- Porta Potty Rental
Water tests
Internet- Office
Public Works -Ds'
Office supplies
MAIN STREET CURBING PROJE
2020 Caterpillar 420 Backhoe (On
Stop Sign
Hours in Excess of Mo. retainer
Snow Plow Parts
Freedom Field Estates Div. 2 Upsi
104710
104710
104710
104710
514710
104150
514710
104155
104710
514710
104720
104720
104710
104710
104155
104710
104720
514150
514710
104170
104175
104710
104150
104710
104710
104720
104150
104710
104710
514710
104710
104710
104710
104710
011075
104175
514710
104163
514175
104720
104720
104150
104175
104710
514710
514150
104710
514150
104820
515010
104710
104160
104710
514820
525.00
39.99
1,000.72
539.00
3,316.00
18.90
375.00
214.56
1,332.00
140.00
3,373.44
1,000.00
68.08
500.50
35.24
111.18
2,575.00
30.00
41.86
4,937.00
64.54
522.00
75.00
229.27
.00 V
253.70
51.00
100.00
1,468.42
261.43
10.14
1,002.85
48.98
129.00
18.50
224.79
204.17
565.00
1,579.45
1,451.00
3,231.00
173.07
6,659.38
225.00
75.00
155.05
64.89
1,196.54
22,780.00
57, 747.24
70.14
666.00
3,761.92
25,311.62
M = Manual Check, V = Void Check
City of Iona Check Register - Iona Page: 2
Check Issue Dates: 9/1/2020 - 9/30/2020 Oct 14, 2020 02:04PM
GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Payee Description GL Account Amount
09/20 09/29/2020 17926 POLLARD WATER Caution Blue Water Paint 514710 27.90
09/20 09/30/2020 17927 MOUNTAIN WEST RENTALS - IF Sod Cutter Rental 104710 206.00
Grand Totals: 150,783.46
Summary by General Ledger Account Number
GL Account
Debit Credit Proof
01-1075 18.50 .00 18.50
01-2010 .00 18.50- 18.50-
10-2010 84.85 81,093.57- 81,008.72-
10-38-20 28,873.62 .00 28,873.62
10-41-50 979.66 .00 979.66
10-41-55 249.80 .00 249.80
10-41-60 666.00 .00 666.00
10-41-63 565.00 .00 565.00
10-41-70 2,468.50 .00 2,468.50
10-41-75 1,341.85 .00 1,341.85
10-47-10 11,455.86 84.85- 11,371.01
10-47-20 11,671.86 .00 11, 671.86
10-48-20 22,780.00 .00 22,780.00
10-49-60 41.42 .00 41.42
51-2010 .00 69,756.24- 69,756.24-
51-41-50 802.74 .00 802.74
51-41-70 2,468.50 .00 2,468.50
51-41-75 7,176.52 .00 7,176.52
51-47-10 5,123.24 .00 5,123.24
51-48-20 25,311.62 .00 25,311.62
51-50-10 28,873.62 .00 28,873.62
Grand Totals:
M = Manual Check, V = Void Check
150,953.16 150,953.16- .00
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