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IONA CITY HALL
JUNE 15,2021 —7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Dan Gubler, Council President Rob Geray, Council Member Michael
Thompson, Council Member Peter Wadsworth, Council Member Kathy McNamara, City
Attorney Andrew Rawlings, Public Works Director Zech Prouse and City Clerk/Treasurer Keri
West.
ABSENT: None.
VISITORS: Miranda Harrison, Jill Reading, Clint Reading, Ruben Estrada, Shannon Oseen,
Jolyn Louk, Eric Andrus, Brandee Duncan, Sally G. Louk, J. Cutts, Celia Purcell, Heidi Reeves,
Jeanne Baldwin, Afton Ferguson, Sam Ferguson, Jason Anderson, David Rafferty, Laurie Blood,
Fred Blood III,Robert Koepplin,Joseph Koepplin, Shad Dunthorn and Marc Arms.
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 May 19,
2021 were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period ending May 31, 2021
(67% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $1,550,106.34 in the bank and routine bills had
been paid, "Exhibit A".
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve the
consent agenda as presented. Council President Geray seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion
carried.
ITEMS OF BUSINESS:
Public Hearing, Ordinance to Amend Iona City Code § 10-1; Iona Subdivision Ordinance,
regarding plat requirements for properties adjoining new developments (Ord. 264-06-21)—
Mayor Gubler stated this code amendment was brought up when he found a discrepancy in the
Iona Subdivision Ordinance that required Preliminary Plats be submitted for any adjoining
properties next to a development with a dead-end longer than 400 feet. He continued and stated
he did not feel it was appropriate to put the burden on the adjoining property owners when their
neighbors choose to develop their land.
Mayor Gubler opened the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item and asked if anyone from
the audience would like to address the Council in support or against this amendment. No
response. Mayor Gubler closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item.
Mayor Gubler stated the Council just discussed this amendment at the Work Meeting and asked
if any Council Members desired additional discussion.No response.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member McNamara made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 264-06-21, an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 10-1-
17(B) of the Iona City Code; specifying conditions under which dead-end streets may exceed
400 feet in length; preserving prior ordinances in each instance; providing for severability; and
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establishing an effective date. Council Member McNamara also made a motion to dispense with
the rule of reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three separate occasions. Council
Member Wadsworth seconded the motion.
A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member McNamara:YES Council Member Thompson: YES
Public Hearing, Variance Application; Clint & Jill Reading, parking variance for 3372 N.
Main Street — Clint & Jill Reading of 3388 N. Main Street approached the podium and stated
they recently purchased the home at 3388 N. Main, which is next door to the old Ernie's Café.
Mr.Reading stated they are intending to purchase the restaurant location but are trying to address
the parking concerns. He continued and stated the lot the restaurant is on does not have any
available space for parking. Mr. Reading stated they are requesting a variance to allow customers
to park on the street. Council President Geray asked the total square feet of the restaurant. Mr.
Reading stated the total square footage of the building is 2500 square feet. The customer square
footage is approximately half that amount. Council Member McNamara asked how much seating
will be available. Mr. Reading stated they will have seating for approximately 40 people. He
continued and stated they will be opening a restaurant called "Jill's Chicken Shack" which will
be a fast casual restaurant, serving fried chicken and sides.
Mayor Gubler opened the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item and asked if anyone in the
audience would like to address the Council for or against this variance.
Shad Dunford of 3775 N. 55th East approached the podium and stated his support for the new
restaurant. He continued and stated he does not see any problem with allowing customers to park
on the street with the space that is already available.
Shannon Oseen of 4930 E. Iona Road approached the podium and expressed her support for the
restaurant. She stated this is something the community needs and could do well here. She also
stated the central location enables a lot of customers to walk, so she does not think parking will
be a major issue. Ms. Oseen continued and stated the City already allows parking on the street
and doesn't see this as anything different.
Ruben Astrada approached the podium and stated he owns Ray's Southern BBQ in Shelley. He
stated his restaurant only has street parking and it has not caused any problems for their
community. Mr. Astrada added his restaurant style is similar to Jill's Chicken Shack and the
typical lunch crowd only lasts approximately 30 minutes with many customers in and out
quickly.
Mayor Gubler closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item to allow deliberation
amongst the Council. He continued and stated when the restaurant was open as Ernie's Café it
was always busy and most people parked on the street. Mayor Gubler stated when the
improvements were done on Main Street, they added parking space in front of the restaurant. He
went on to add his support for this variance.
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Director Prouse stated he was here when Ernie's Café was open and confirmed there was off-
street parking. Director Prouse asked how many parking spaces are currently available in front of
the restaurant. Mr. Reading stated they have measured enough space for 7 parking stalls directly
in front of the restaurant and parallel parking on the street. Mr. Reading also stated they have
talked to the owners of the adjacent corner lot to see if they could purchase or use a portion of it
for parking and have not reached an agreement. However, they plan to keep trying and view the
on-street parking as a temporary solution. Director Prouse asked if they have considered using
the space behind their home next door as a temporary parking area. Mrs. Reading stated they will
consider this if the business is too busy for the on-street parking alone. Director Prouse also
stated if the restaurant is open during the winter, snow removal would be an issue with on-street
parking. Mrs. Reading also stated their employees will be parking on the north side of the house
and will not use any of the customer parking spaces in front of the restaurant.
Council President Geray stated in the City Code it states for restaurants the requirement is one
parking space per 200 square feet of floor area. He continued and stated if you consider the
customer area of 1200 square feet the "floor area", this only requires 6 parking spaces. Clerk
West stated she discussed this requirement with Attorney Rawlings and they determined together
that since "floor area" is not defined, they considered it be the total square footage of 2500.
Council President Geray then asked Attorney Rawlings if everything on the variance application
was done correctly and that a variance can be considered for this situation. Attorney Rawlings
read the requirements to consider a variance and confirmed this situation is eligible for
consideration. Council President Geray added there were 4 additional emails received in support
of this variance approval. He also stated the Planning & Zoning Commission also recommended
approval of the variance to the City Council.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve the
Variance Application for the property at 3372 N. Main Street for Clint & Jill Reading. Council
Member McNamara seconded the motion.
A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: YES
Council Member McNamara:YES Council Member Thompson: YES
Mobile Food Vendor Application; Idaho Candy Kid, LLC —Celia Purcell of 3020 N. Lucina
Avenue introduced herself at the podium and stated they own a business called Idaho Candy Kid
and they recently opened a second food truck called `Crepes on the Sideline'. She continued and
stated they have been operating the second truck for 6 weeks but would like to begin selling at
the Iona City Park because her daughter plays softball there regularly. Council Member
Thompson asked if this would only be active during the summer months. Ms. Purcell confirmed
they would only be in Iona during the summer months. Council Member McNamara asked the
type of food they would be serving. Ms. Purcell stated they sell crepes and Italian sodas. Clerk
West asked if they had a specific location in mind. Ms. Purcell stated her trailer is only 11' and
can fit in one parking space. However, she is concerned about drawing a crowd near a road or
parking lot. She continued and stated she would prefer to set up in the park, if possible. Council
President Geray asked Ms. Purcell if she has reviewed and familiarized herself with the City
Code requirements for Mobile Food Vendors. Ms. Purcell confirmed. Council Member
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Thompson asked Director Prouse his thoughts on a trailer going in and out of the park daily.
Director Prouse stated there is already a snow cone vendor at the park during the summer
months, but they are not pulling a trailer in daily. He expressed concern about sprinklers in the
park, but stated he is not opposed if the applicant is flexible on placement within the park. Ms.
Purcell confirmed they are flexible on placement and stated the trailer weighs less than 1000
pounds.
Clerk West asked Ms. Purcell if she has documentation from the health department and fire
inspections. Ms. Purcell confirmed and stated she will send it to Clerk West for her records.
Council Member Wadsworth asked if the City will need to provide power. Ms. Purcell stated she
is willing to pay for power per day, or she can bring a quiet generator. Mayor Gubler stated he is
not worried about the power. Council President Geray stated the City can keep track of the use
and if there is a significant increase they can address it in the future. However, he believes it will
be insignificant for the benefit it will provide the City.
Bob Koepplin of 5284 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium and stated he lives next to
the City Park and has encountered many garbage and noise problems with vendors and activities
during the summer. He continued and stated he has always requested the City consider the
privacy of nearby property owners when considering new activities at the City Park. Council
President Geray requested Mr. Koepplin to notify the City when he has these situations so the
City can hold those vendors accountable and possibly not renew their license for the following
year. Mr. Koepplin recommended the City have an employee monitor the park activities and
parking issues. Council Member McNamara and Mr. Koepplin discussed parking issues and his
request to not have cars park in front of his house.
Joseph Koepplin also of 5284 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium and stated he is the
son of Bob Koepplin. He stated they are not opposed to snack vendors and activities in the park,
they are just asking for those vendors and visitors to be good stewards of the park.
Celia Purcell stated she always brings her own garbage can to use during their open hours. She
also stated they paid for a quiet generator and upgraded her trailer to use mostly propane to cut
down on electricity usage. She agreed that vendors should be responsible for respecting the park
and nearby properties.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Wadsworth made a motion to approve the
Mobile Food Vendor Application for Idaho Candy Kid owned by Celia Purcell for 2021, with
approval to sell in the City Park with the Public Works Director's recommendation on location.
Council Member McNamara seconded the motion.All in favor. Motion carried.
Mobile Food Vendor Application; Holy Crepe—Jason Anderson approached the podium and
stated he has a catering business to sell crepes and is planning on selling as a vendor at Iona
Days. He continued and stated they just purchased a new trailer and would like the option to sell
on other days throughout the year. He also stated they are currently renting a house on Dayton
Street while they build a new house in Iona. Mr. Anderson stated they sell sweet and savory
crepes exclusively and would be interested in selling from their driveway on Dayton. Mayor
Gubler stated they would be required to follow the same vendor rules for garbage,etc.
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Joseph Koepplin of 5284 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium again and reiterated their
desire for any vendors in or near the park to be respectful and good stewards of the park.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
Mobile Food Vendor Application for Holy Crepe on behalf of Jason Anderson. Council Member
Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
Discussion with Iona lateral ditch users—Afton Ferguson of 3817 N. Olsen Street approached
the podium and stated when the City asked for volunteers last year to help the lateral ditch users
she volunteered to help. She stated she felt like last year went ok and thanked the City staff and
other volunteers for their help. Mrs. Ferguson also stated there are some ditch users that have
questions and she felt it would be appropriate for them to gather at a City Council Meeting to
hear the same information. She encouraged ditch users to attend this meeting and to get answers
to their questions regarding the schedule and other ditch related questions.
Sally Louk approached the podium and stated last year's ditch season did not go well. She
expressed concerns over an inconsistent schedule and miscommunication. Mrs. Louk stated she
was told if they do not take the water it will flood. Director Prouse stated the concern is when it
gets turned the other way, it will go over Iona Road and flood. Director Prouse stated the biggest
problem he is seeing is lack of communication between ditch users. Afton Ferguson stated she
spent a lot of time and worked very hard last year to understand the ditch system, set up a
schedule and communicate with the other ditch users. Discussion between Mrs. Louk and Mrs.
Ferguson continued regarding the schedule.
Sam Ferguson approached the podium and stated the ditch users need to learn to work together
for all of them to receive water. He discussed the schedule and the variables that have to be
considered and adapted to each week.
Mayor Gubler stated this was requested to be on a City Council agenda and asked what the
purpose is to discuss this here when nothing that has been discussed has anything to do with the
City. Mr. Ferguson stated Director Prouse still controls the ditch water coming in. Director
Prouse stated last year the City tried turning it over to the ditch users and no one volunteered to
take control and the City received significant pushback from the ditch users. Attorney Rawlings
stated in Idaho Code Title 42, Chapter 13 it gives direction on Lateral Water Users Associations
and their rights and responsibilities. Attorney Rawlings asked if the City is a ditch user. Director
Prouse stated the City was a ditch user on this ditch at one time, but is no longer a ditch user.
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Director Prouse continued and stated at one time the City used a large portion of this ditch water
and took control of the scheduling and bringing the water in. However, the City no longer uses
this ditch. Attorney Rawlings stated if the City is no longer using the water, they have no legal
right or ability to participate in the Association. He continued and stated the only way the City
could legally have anything to do with the ditch is if the Association contracted with the City.
Mayor Gubler stated the City does not have the responsibility to manage the lateral ditches,
despite what happened in the past. Mayor Gubler stated he would discuss this situation with
Progressive Irrigation regarding the water being cut off on the weekends. Director Prouse stated
Progressive Irrigation has nothing to do with the lateral ditches. He continued and stated he is the
one that controls the head gate and if he allows it to stay open over a weekend without knowing
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someone is going to take the water, he would be responsible for any flooding and damage that
causes. Mayor Gubler understood and confirmed the City cannot continue to control the water.
He stated the ditch users have the responsibility to organize a hierarchy within their Association
and offered them the ability to use the City Building for their meetings to get this accomplished.
Brandy Duncan of 5148 E. Hansen Avenue approached the podium and thanked Director Prouse
for his continued help. She also stated as the Association develops their own governance, they
will need someone like Director Prouse to help them understand everything they need to know
going forward. Mayor Gubler stated he has no problem with Director Prouse being used as
counsel as they move forward with the Association. Mrs. Duncan asked questions regarding the
waste ditches. Director Prouse stated he will meet with them separately and discuss specific
information. Director Prouse offered to continue helping this summer but will no longer be
involved as of next irrigation season.
Bob Koepplin approached the podium and stated he has questions regarding people using water
that have no water rights. Attorney Rawlings directed him back to the Idaho Code for specific
information on those types of situations.
John Burnham of 3786 N. Olsen Street approached the podium and stated he is on a different
ditch and when someone does not take their water, it throws the schedule off for everyone on the
ditch. He stated communication is essential in these situations. He did express concern over the
reduced flow of water that seems to be happening more often. Director Prouse stated due to the
water shortage, some agricultural land has been given higher priority, which can cause a reduced
flow in these lateral ditches.
Jolyn Louk of 5428 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium and stated the City tried to
remove itself from the situation a few years ago and it turned into a nightmare for the ditch users.
She continued and stated she believes this was brought up at a City Council Meeting to ensure
everyone is on the same page and can get all the information in one place from Director Prouse
and from the City Attorney.
Approval of Standard Specifications and Drawings — Director Prouse stated these are the
drawings that illustrate what is already spelled out in the City Code for swales, etc. He continued
and confirmed this will supplement the Idaho Standards for Public Works Construction
(ISPWC). Council President Geray expressed concern over properties that do not currently meet
these standards. Attorney Rawlings stated the current residents are considered non-conforming,
but new developers will be required to abide by these standards.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
Standard Specifications and Drawings as outlined by the Public Works Department. Council
Member Wadsworth seconded the motion. All in favor. Motion carried.
STAFF REPORTS: Director Prouse stated he has nothing to report in addition to the Mayor's
update on the new water tank given at the Work Meeting. Mayor Gubler informed the public the
deadline goal for the new water tank to be completed is August 1, 2021. He continued and stated
the well house is built and the project is right on schedule. Mayor Gubler also stated he would
like to hold a small party at the water tank to celebrate its completion.
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Clerk West reported the City has been allocated funds from the American Rescue Plan Act in the
amount of $253,168 to be received in June 2021 and another $253,168 in June 2022. She
continued and stated there are specific rules on how it can be used, so the Mayor and Council
have begun discussing the potential uses for the City. Clerk West also reported she will be
attending the Association of Idaho Cities annual conference this week and will bring back
important information for the July Council Meeting.
Council Member Wadsworth and Council President Geray stated nothing to report.
Council Member Thompson reported he and James West will be organizing the Iona Days 5k
and 10k run this year. He continued and stated they have chosen to change the route to
incorporate more of the neighborhoods. He is hopeful people at home will be able to get
involved by cheering on the runners. He stated there will also be a kids' run in the park after the
parade where kids will get an item to wear to signal how many laps they have completed. He
requested feedback from the public with any additional ideas. Clerk West added that the City
will use $5 from each run registration towards the tennis court rehab project at Iona City Park.
Deputy Chris Williams stated the number of calls for service has been consistent with the same
months last year. He continued and stated a problem he has seen a lot lately is minors driving
ATVs without helmets. He stated he has been giving warnings thus far but will begin issuing
citations. Mayor Gubler stated he has talked to Bonneville County Sheriff's Office about doing
saturation patrols in the City to help crack down on speeding.
Council Member McNamara stated the museum is burying a time capsule that needs to be
engraved. She asked if the City would be willing to pay. Mayor Gubler approved if the engraving
is less than $100.
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS: Council Member Wadsworth stated he has received a lot of
requests for a stop sign on Olsen Street, near Steele Ave. David Louk, who works for Bonneville
County Road & Bridge, stated the state law specifies you cannot use a stop sign for speed
control. He also stated there are requirements for traffic studies and engineering to demand a stop
sign. However, if a City independently wants to put up a stop sign and a person gets pulled over,
they can fight it if no traffic studies or engineering exist. He continued and stated it creates a
greater problem and affects the flow of traffic. Mayor Gubler recommended waiting to see the
results of the saturation patrols before another stop sign is discussed.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:45 p.m.
COUNCIL APPROVED: July 20, 2021
Dan Gubler, ayor
ATTEST:
eri West, City Clerk/Treasurer
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GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Payee Description GL Account Amount
06/21 06/01/2021 18399 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 3,500.00
06/21 06/01/2021 18400 GREG MCBRIDE 5011 N.55th E. 104720 687.22
06/21 06/02/2021 18401 A-1 RENTAL-IDAHO FALLS Pioneer Park-Porta Potty Rental 104710 437.50
06/21 06/02/2021 18402 C&B OPERATIONS,LLC Street Sweeper Service Call 104710 106.65
06/21 06/02/2021 18403 CITY OF IONA City water usage/bill 104710 539.00
06/21 06/02/2021 18404 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. Country Haven Park 514820 508.19
06/21 06/02/2021 18405 H.D.FOWLER CO. Rockwood&Dayton Intersection 104710 1,671.70
06/21 06/02/2021 18406 PACIFIC STEEL-IDAHO FALLS Splash Pad Parts 104710 75.00
06/21 06/02/2021 18407 POST REGISTER PH-Variance 104155 77.68
06/21 06/02/2021 18408 ROCKY MTN.POWER Sunrise Acres-Street Light Agree 104820 14,456.00
06/21 06/02/2021 18409 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 84.00
06/21 06/07/2021 18410 BONNEVILLE CO.SOLID WASTE County Dump refuse 104710 30.00
06/21 06/07/2021 18411 DIGLINE,INC. Utility Locator Monthly Fee 514710 29.12
06/21 06/07/2021 18412 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS CO. Natural gas 514175 200.26
06/21 06/07/2021 18413 JENNY BOWEN REFUND T-BALL REGISTRATIO 103750 33.00
06/21 06/07/2021 18414 PSI ENVIRONMENTAL Dumpster-3548 N.Main 514710 178.94
06/21 06/07/2021 18415 SWANSON'S ALL AMERICAN SPORTS Baseball Helmets,gear,&balls 104960 1,020.00
06/21 06/07/2021 18416 VERIZON WIRELESS Cell phones-Heidi 104950 254.12
06/21 06/07/2021 18417 WESTERN RECYCLING-CURBSIDE Recycling bin 104150 51.00
06/21 06/07/2021 18418 YELLOWSTONE LUMBER LLC 220 ft of Fence 104710 2,757.28
06/21 06/07/2021 18419 PRO RENTAL&SALES,INC. KM 91 R&attachments 104710 668.80
06/21 06/10/2021 18420 CHRISTOPHER NORRIS REFUND WATER OVERPAYMEN 011075 49.00
06/21 06/10/2021 18421 DESTANIE DYER PITCHING MACHINE REFUND 103750 58.00
06/21 06/10/2021 18422 KRAIG WARD REFUND WATER OVERPAYMEN 011075 22.13
06/21 06/10/2021 18423 PC PLUS Office IT Services 104150 112.50
06/21 06/10/2021 18424 WAXIE SANITARY SUPPLY CLEANING SUPPLIES 104710 105.73
06/21 06/10/2021 18425 WOLVERINE TREE FARM Trees for Country Haven Park 104820 2,000.00
06/21 06/15/2021 18429 BONNEVILLE COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFF 3rd Qtr Retainer Services 104680 600.00
06/21 06/15/2021 18430 CHEMSEARCH Boiler water treatment program 514710 204.17
06/21 06/15/2021 18431 COSTCO WHOLESALE ANNUAL RENEWAL 104150 120.00
06/21 06/15/2021 18432 DOME TECHNOLOGY lona North Water Tank Project 514820 263,609.11
06/21 06/15/2021 18433 FORSGREN ASSOCIATES,INC. TAC Meeting 514180 720.00
06/21 06/15/2021 18434 HEIDI GUMMOW Reimbursement for Recreation Su 104950 58.14
06/21 06/15/2021 18435 NETBACK,LLC Data Backup 5GB 104150 75.00
06/21 06/15/2021 18436 ROCKY MTN.POWER Street Lights 104175 224.28
06/21 06/15/2021 18437 Premier Truck Group '04 Sterling Dumptruck Repair 514710 6,211.86
06/21 06/21/2021 18438 BLACKFOOT COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 514150 174.95
06/21 06/21/2021 18439 BONNEVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF FY2021 2nd Quarter Contract Pay 104680 53,000.00
06/21 06/21/2021 18440 GREG MCBRIDE 4633 N.Jenkins 104720 3,388.20
06/21 06/21/2021 18441 H.D.FOWLER CO. Poly Pipe&Nordstrom Ditch Culv 514710 1,324.68
06/21 06/21/2021 18442 ROCKY MTN.POWER Street Lights 104175 7,569.65
06/21 06/21/2021 18443 SPARKLIGHT Internet-Office 104150 126.02
06/21 06/24/2021 18444 ANDREW CHASE REFUND WATER OVERPAYMEN 011075 49.00
06/21 06/24/2021 18445 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. Sprinkler Parts 104710 244.00
06/21 06/24/2021 18446 HOLDEN KIDWELL HAHN&CRAPO P.L.L.C. Hours in Excess of Mo.retainer 104160 1,476.00
06/21 06/24/2021 18447 IDAHO STEEL PRODUCTS,INC. Screen Brackets 104820 40.00
06/21 06/24/2021 18448 PACIFIC STEEL-IDAHO FALLS Rebar for Shop 104710 60.29
06/21 06/24/2021 18449 PORTER'S OFFICE PRODUCTS Toner&Office Supplies 514150 779.71
06/21 06/24/2021 18450 POST REGISTER PH-Budget Amendment 104155 73.95
06/21 06/24/2021 18451 PREMIER PAVING ASPHALT REPAIRS- Dayton &0 104710 747.00
06/21 06/24/2021 18452 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 84.00
06/21 06/28/2021 18454 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 6,535.00
06/21 06/28/2021 18455 AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY &REN Radar Signs Equipment 104690 54.00
06/21 06/28/2021 18456 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. Water System Stock 514710 94.72
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Check Issue Dates:6/1/2021-6/30/2021 Jul 06,2021 02:01 PM
GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Payee Description GLAccount Amount
06/21 06/28/2021 18457 H.D.FOWLER CO. Water System Stock 514710 1,565.01
06/21 06/28/2021 18458 IDAHO FALLS PLUMBING CO. Service Call Faucets 104710 225.00
06/21 06/28/2021 18459 PORTER'S OFFICE PRODUCTS Toner 104150 208.79
06/21 06/30/2021 18462 A-1 RENTAL-IDAHO FALLS Pioneer Park-Porta Potty Rental 104710 375.00
06/21 06/30/2021 18463 RMT EQUIPMENT Lawn mower parts 104710 115.00
06/21 06/30/2021 18464 WEX BANK Public Works-Dsl 104710 154.89
Grand Totals: 380,000.24
Summary by General Ledger Account Number
GLAccount Debit Credit Proof
01-1075 120.13 .00 120.13
01-2010 .00 120.13- 120.13-
10-2010 .00 99,955.99- 99,955.99-
10-37-50 91.00 .00 91.00
10-41-50 908.89 .00 908.89
10-41-55 151.63 .00 151.63
10-41-60 1,033.20 .00 1,033.20
10-41-63 504.00 .00 504.00
10-41-75 1,550.16 .00 1,550.16
10-46-80 53,600.00 .00 53,600.00
10-46-90 54.00 .00 54.00
10-47-10 10,295.57 .00 10,295.57
10-47-20 14,151.91 .00 14,151.91
10-48-20 16,496.00 .00 16,496.00
10-49-50 99.63 .00 99.63
10-49-60 1,020.00 .00 1,020.00
51-2010 .00 279,924.12- 279,924.12-
51-41-50 868.73 .00 868.73
51-41-60 442.80 .00 442.80
51-41-75 6,444.03 .00 6,444.03
51-41-80 216.00 .00 216.00
51-47-10 6,587.11 .00 6,587.11
51-48-20 265,365.45 .00 265,365.45
Grand Totals: 380,000.24 380,000.24- .00
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Report Criteria:
Report type: Summary
M=Manual Check,V=Void Check