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IONA CITY HALL
AUGUST 17,2021 —7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Dan Gubler, Council President Rob Geray, Council Member Michael
Thompson, Council Member Kathy McNamara, City Attorney Andrew Rawlings, Public Works
Director Zech Prouse (via teleconference) and City Clerk/Treasurer Keri West.
ABSENT: Council Member Peter Wadsworth.
VISITORS: Chris Williams, Kurt Roland, Larie Elliott, Gary Elliott, Ashleigh Yardley, Treyton
Kirkendoll, Joanie Marshall, Janene Anderson, Jason Anderson, Jolyn Louk, Brian Smaka, Bill
Koester, Kathy Koester, Clark Morsbach, Craig Marshall and Van Jackson.
Mayor Gubler welcomed everyone and Council Member McNamara 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 July 20,
2021 were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period ending July 31, 2021
(83% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $2,072,658.23 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 Member McNamara seconded the motion. All in favor.
Motion carried.
ITEMS OF BUSINESS:
General Water System Discussion—Mayor Gubler stated the water system was predicted to be
completed by August 1, 2021. However, it is still not complete. He continued and stated all the
large items have been installed and are completed, but the City is now waiting for Rocky
Mountain Power to set the transformer. They are not able to do that until they hear from the State
of Idaho regarding an electrical inspection. The new tentative date for the completion of the
entire project is now September 1, 2021.
Mayor Gubler then briefly stated the City may be looking into future water reserves for
emergency situations.
Approval of Fiscal Year 2022 Annual Appropriations Ordinance (Ord. 267-08-21) —Mayor
Gubler stated the budget has been discussed in detail at previous meetings and stated the total
budget being proposed is $2,444,596.00. He stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone
from the audience would like to speak in favor of or opposed to the proposed budget. No
comments made. Mayor Gubler closed this Public Hearing portion of the meeting.
Mayor Gubler asked the Council if anyone had any questions or concerns. No comments made.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 267-08-21, an Ordinance entitled the Annual Appropriations Ordinance for the
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Fiscal Year beginning October 1, 2021, and ending on September 30, 2022, appropriating the
sum of $2,444,596 to defray expenses and liabilities of the City of Iona for said fiscal year,
authorizing a levy of a sufficient tax upon the taxable property and specifying the objects and
purpose for which said appropriation is made. Council Member Thompson 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 Thompson: YES
Council Member McNamara: YES
Application for Conditional Use Permit; Residential basement occupancy at 3652 N.
Dayton Street per Iona City Code 11-4-3(B)(7), submitted by Gary & Lark Elliott — Gary
Elliott of 5462 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium and stated they purchased the
home at 3652 N. Dayton Street after the previous owner lost her husband and moved to another
area. Mr. Elliott explained the purpose for buying the home was to have a space for family
members to rent while they look for a permanent home in this difficult housing market. He
continued and stated they currently have renters occupying the upstairs of the home, while their
grandson occupies the basement. Mr. Elliott stated the home is already set up to pay two separate
water bills and this will be continued. He continued and stated they live around the corner from
the home and are very selective about who they approve as renters.
Joanie Marshall of 3588 N. Dayton Street approached the podium and stated she is against this
proposal because of the precedence it sets to turn any home into a duplex with multiple renters.
She continued and stated there is a lot of development going on in the City with homes that have
unfinished basements. She expressed concerns regarding investors purchasing homes, finishing
the basements and renting the floors to separate renters. Mrs. Marshall continued and stated she
believes the owner of the house should live in the home to allow renters on another floor. She
then stated she did not have a problem with the previous owners renting their basement because
she knew the owners lived upstairs and would take care of the property.
Mr. Elliott spoke again and stated he understands the City Council has the power to set
restrictions on Conditional Use Permits and would be able to minimize any precedent this
situation would create. He then asked if this situation has been a common request. Mayor Gubler
stated that since 2007, there have only been 2 applicants for this type of Conditional Use Permit,
but both required the homeowners to live in the home. Mayor Gubler continued and stated the
City Council can impose conditions on an approved application, but the outside perspective
could cause concern and possible litigation.
Jolyn Louk of 5428 E. Rockwood Avenue stated her property is adjacent to the back property
line of the home and never had any problems when the previous owners rented their basement.
She continued and stated she knows the Elliotts and has no concerns with them renting the house
as two separate rentals. She continued and stated if the house sells, the City has no control over
who buys it and how many people live in it. Ms. Louk stated she does understand Mrs.
Marshall's concerns, but she also realizes an amendment to this section of the City Code is the
next item on the agenda to be discussed tonight. Ms. Louk continued and stated the Elliotts have
a family member living in the basement that is going to keep an eye on things for them. Mayor
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Gubler agreed there is a difference between having a family member living in the home than a
paid renter.
Bill Koester of 3767 N. Dayton Street approached the podium and stated the City Code requires
the basement dwelling to be fully compliant with the International Building Code for residential
occupancies. He suggested having the City's Building Inspector visit the basement to conclude if
it meets these requirements.
Mayor Gubler asked if there were any members in the audience that would like to speak in favor
of or opposed to this application. No response. Mayor Gubler then closed the Public Hearing
portion of this agenda item.
Council Member McNamara stated she is concerned because the previous owners were told they
had to live in the home. However, she continued and stated she would approve it if there are
family members living in the home. Mayor Gubler then expressed this will become difficult to
define and designate the difference between a family member just living in the home versus a
rental property.
Council President Geray asked if the long-term intention of the Elliotts is to always have a
family member living in the home. Mr. Elliott confirmed. Council President Geray began
discussing the proposed changes to this section of the City Code that are next on the agenda. He
specifically mentioned the proposed section 11-4-3(B)(7)(a) which states,
"The owner of the property (or, in the case of an entity owning the property, an owner of the
entity; or, in the case of a trust, an individual who is a beneficiary of the trust) must actually
reside in the residential structure on the property."
Council President Geray stated this amendment could be a benefit to the Elliotts if they intend to
always have a family member, or beneficiary of the trust, reside in the home. He continued and
explained this would require the Elliotts to have the house owned under a trust and include the
family member living in the home as a beneficiary. Council President Geray stated he believes
this will give the Elliotts an option and still be compliant with the direction the City wants to go
on these situations. Attorney Rawlings clarified this application needs to be considered under the
current City Code. Council President Geray stated he understands, but he believes the Elliotts
should be given the consideration since they can comply with the updated amendments. He
suggested approving it based on the proposed Conditional Use Permit requirements, rather than
denying or approving with conditions based on the current code. Attorney Rawlings stated this is
a legal way to proceed. Larie Elliott stated the home is already owned under their family trust.
Council Member Thompson asked whether the Council wants to include in the permit the annual
renewal requirement. Council President Geray stated he does support this requirement. Mayor
Gubler stated he thinks the requirement should be changed to allow the City the discretion to
review annually, but not be required to do so. Council Member Thompson then asked if the
Council would still like to require two separate water bills. Mayor Gubler confirmed and
explained both water bills are the responsibility of the owner of the property.
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Council President Geray stated if the Elliotts agree to have their application considered under the
proposed City Code amendments, he suggested to review and vote on that agenda item before
voting on this application. Mr. & Mrs. Elliott agreed to this action. Council then proceed to begin
discussion on the next agenda item with the intention of coming back to vote on this application.
Discussion and vote of the next agenda item concluded [see next section on"Amendment to Iona
City Code 11-4-3, specifying terms for Conditional Uses in R-1 Zones"] and the Council
returned to this agenda item. Council discussed conditions for the permit being limited to
bedrooms versus the amount of people.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve the
Conditional Use Permit for Gary & Larie Elliott for the residence at 3652 N. Dayton Street,
subject to the updated Conditional Use requirements as outlined in Ordinance No. 268-08-21,
and a condition that the permit may be reviewed annually at the City's discretion. Council
Member Thompson seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Thompson: YES
Council Member McNamara: YES
Amendment to Iona City Code 11-4-3, specifying terms for Conditional Uses in R-1 Zones
(Ord. 268-08-21) —Council Members began the full discussion of this agenda item, pertaining to
residential basement occupancies as Conditional Uses. Joanie Marshall asked Attorney Rawlings
if a corporation would be able to purchase a home in Iona and rent it out, listing the renters as
beneficiaries. Attorney Rawlings stated if a person or company makes another person a
beneficiary of a trust, they will owe that person fiduciary duties as a beneficiary of that trust. He
stated it is not 100% guaranteed not to happen, but it would be very rare and would be very risky
for the property owner. Attorney Rawlings continued and explained the differences between
trusts and entities.
Mayor Gubler stated the Planning & Zoning Commission (P&Z) had concerns regarding the
water connection requirement for basement rentals. Clerk West stated the P&Z did not agree
with the requirement to have a separate water line and connection for the basement occupants.
She continued and stated an applicant was denied two years ago to have a non-relative renter in
her basement because she did not have a separate water line. Mayor Gubler stated he would like
to see this requirement removed. Council Members McNamara and Thompson agreed. Council
President Geray disagreed and stated if someone wants to rent their basement for profit, they
should meet all of the requirements. Director Prouse agreed with Council President Geray and
suggested changing the wording to allow a separate shut-off from the main floor that needs to be
inspected by the Plumbing Inspector.
Bill Koester stated he is on the P&Z and when they discussed this item they recommended
requiring an annual renewal with the separate water line being required after the third year. He
also stated if the City changes to water meters in the future, this could cause additional problems.
Larie Elliott spoke and stated they own an office building in Idaho Falls with several tenants. She
continued and stated they receive one bill from the City of Idaho Falls and they are responsible
for splitting it up and paying the bill. Mayor Gubler stated he thinks this should be the
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responsibility of the property owner and not the renters. Discussion continued regarding the
requirement of separate water lines and bills.
Attorney Rawlings explained the Council cannot remove the separate water line requirement
without a separate Public Hearing Notice. He suggested approving or denying the proposed
ordinance and hold another Public Hearing next month addressing the remaining desired
changes. Attorney Rawlings then asked the Council if they would like the property owner to be
charged two separate water bills or one water bill with two Equivalent Domestic Users (EDUs).
Clerk West stated in some situations, the tenant does receive and pay their own water bill.
Council President Geray suggested adding wording to the proposed ordinance for next month to
reflect an option for the property owner or the tenant to receive the bill with the owner ultimately
responsible for payment.
Attorney Rawlings then asked the Council if this section should be limited to only basements, or
should it apply to any secondary occupancy on the property. Clerk West stated she has spoken to
various residents who are interested in adding a shop to their property with living quarters or a
small apartment. Mayor Gubler stated he thinks those residents would need to change the zoning
of their lot to R-2.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 268-08-21, an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending section 11-4-3 of
the Iona City Code; specifying terms for Conditional Uses in R-1 Zones; providing
methodology; preserving prior ordinances in each instance; providing for severability; and
establishing an effective date. Council President Geray also made a motion 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 Thompson: YES
Council Member McNamara: YES
Application for Final Plat and Annexation Agreement; Eagle Rock Engineering, Elim
Estates; a Subdivision located on the North side of Iona Road between 45th East and Olsen
Street — Mayor Gubler stated the Preliminary Plat was approved at last month's Council
Meeting. He asked City Engineer Brian Smaka if all of his concerns have been addressed with
the final version of the plat and Annexation Agreement. Mr. Smaka confirmed he has spoken
with Eagle Rock and he issued the final approval letter today. Council President Geray asked
Kurt Roland with Eagle Rock Engineering if they have received the most recent letters from the
City Engineer. Mr. Roland confirmed he has received the letters and agrees to all remaining
actions that are still required.
Mayor Gubler stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone from the audience would like
to address the Council in favor of or opposed to this application.
Clark Morsbach of 4840 E. Rockwood Avenue approached the podium and asked what will
happen to the ditch between Homer Estates and Elim Estates. Mayor Gubler stated the ditch is an
active waterway, so it has to remain. He continued and stated the new water line will have to go
under the ditch and will have a sleeve installed around it for maintenance purposes. Director
Prouse stated the sleeve is also for the protection of the main line in case any surface water leaks
down through the ditch. The sleeve will help keep the main water line from being compromised.
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Mayor Gubler also stated there is an existing water line coming off of Rockwood Avenue. This
new water line will loop from that line through Elim Estates and to Iona Road. He continued and
stated the City will loop the water line to maintain good water pressure for all users.
Joanie Marshall asked how big the lots will be in Elim Estates. Mayor Gubler stated the
minimum lot size allowed in the City is 1/3 acre. Clerk West stated most of the lots in Elim
Estates are close to 1/2 acre.
Mayor Gubler asked for other comments from the audience. No response. Mayor Gubler then
closed the Public Hearing portion of this agenda item.
Attorney Rawlings informed the Council the Annexation Agreement is in its final form and the
developer has no problems with any of the provisions. However, there is an issue with the name
of the entity as it is recorded with the State of Idaho. Attorney Rawlings continued and stated the
Annexation Agreement can be approved subject to this issue being addressed. He also stated the
actual Annexation Ordinance will be presented to P&Z and City Council next month. Clerk West
asked if the developer is able to begin construction prior to the Annexation Ordinance being
passed in September. Attorney Rawlings confirmed they are able to begin after everything from
tonight is approved and recorded.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council Member Thompson made a motion to approve the
Final Plat for Elim Estates, including the substance of the Annexation Agreement and the
changes coming forth in the next meeting. Council Member McNamara seconded the motion. A
roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Thompson: YES
Council Member McNamara: YES
STAFF REPORTS: Director Prouse, Council President Geray, Council Member Thompson and
Council Member McNamara all stated nothing to report.
Clerk West stated the City Elections will take place soon and the Mayor seat is up for reelection
as well as Council Member Thompson and Council Member McNamara. The packets are in the
City Office and the deadline to submit them is Friday, September 3`d at 5:00pm. The office will
be open that Friday. Clerk West also stated the September Council Meeting will be held on
Tuesday, September 28th to allow her to attend the annual conference in Boise. Clerk West also
stated the City Halloween event will be on Saturday, October 30tn
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS:
Meeting Adjourned at 8:15 p.m.
COUNCIL APPROVED: September 28, 2021 � . a��-�'%—i
Dan Gubler, Mayor
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Keri West, City Clerk/Treasurer
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GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Payee Description GL Account Amount
08/21 08/02/2021 18550 A-1 RENTAL-IDAHO FALLS Pioneer Park-Porta Potty Rental 104710 445.00
08/21 08/02/2021 18551 CHRISTINE&ANDREWADAMS REFUND OVERPAYMENT 011075 49.00
08/21 08/02/2021 18552 CITY OF IONA City water usage/bill 104710 539.00
08/21 08/02/2021 18553 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. Splash Pad Parts 104710 11.79
08/21 08/02/2021 18554 H.D.FOWLER CO. Valve&Poly Pipe 514710 361.69
08/21 08/02/2021 18555 HOLDEN KIDWELL HAHN&CRAPO P.L.L.C. Hours in Excess of Mo.retainer 104160 1,836.00
08/21 08/02/2021 18556 RMT EQUIPMENT Lawn mower parts 104710 105.09
08/21 08/02/2021 18557 SPARKLIGHT Internet-Office 104150 166.30
08/21 08/02/2021 18558 TACOMA SCREW PRODUCTS,INC. Shop Supplies 104710 19.55
08/21 08/02/2021 18559 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 84.00
08/21 08/05/2021 18560 H.D.FOWLER CO. Shop Supplies 514710 1,091.91
08/21 08/05/2021 18561 LIBERTY HOMES Refund Water Overpayment 011075 33.19
08/21 08/05/2021 18562 POST REGISTER PH-Elim Estates Final 104155 124.76
08/21 08/05/2021 18563 Rylea Farrens Reimbursement-lona Days 104770 83.16
08/21 08/05/2021 18564 SENSKE LAWNTECH Early summer lawn care 104710 1,385.28
08/21 08/05/2021 18565 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 105.00
08/21 08/05/2021 18566 VERIZON WIRELESS Cell phones-Heidi 104950 256.61
08/21 08/05/2021 18567 JILL READING Iona Days Ice Cream Coupons 104770 15.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18568 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 1,200.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18569 BRENT PURCELL 5231 Allcott 104720 7,395.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18570 GREG MCBRIDE 5030 E.Denning Ave. 104720 1,149.20
08/21 08/09/2021 18571 ASSOCIATION OF IDAHO CITIES Federal Water Quality Coalition M 514150 35.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18572 BONNEVILLE CO.SOLID WASTE County Dump refuse 104710 90.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18573 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. 55th Waterline 514710 67.81
08/21 08/09/2021 18574 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS CO. Natural gas 514175 67.02
08/21 08/09/2021 18575 JIM'S TROPHY lona Days 5k Trophies&Ribbons 104770 61.50
08/21 08/09/2021 18576 PSI ENVIRONMENTAL Dumpster-3548 N.Main 514710 220.17
08/21 08/09/2021 18577 R&R ELECTRIC,INC. Upper Well tank Electrical repair 514710 720.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18578 SWANSON'SALLAMERICAN SPORTS lona Days 5k Shirts 104770 376.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18579 TATE'S SERVICES Longhurst Ave Sewer line repair 104710 19,500.00
08/21 08/09/2021 18580 THE ROSE SHOP Flowers for Greg McBride 104150 59.93
08/21 08/11/2021 18584 MERIDEE WOBIG Reimbursement for Iona Days Ex 104770 1,146.22
08/21 08/12/2021 18585 CHEMSEARCH Boiler water treatment program 514710 204.17
08/21 08/12/2021 18586 FALLS PLUMBING SUPPLY,INC. Sprinkler Parts 104710 77.70
08/21 08/12/2021 18587 FORSGREN ASSOCIATES,INC. Elim Estates&Sewer Repair 514180 3,055.00
08/21 08/12/2021 18588 H.D.FOWLER CO. Shop Supplies 514710 108.22
08/21 08/12/2021 18589 NETBACK,LLC Data Backup 5GB 104150 75.00
08/21 08/12/2021 18590 PC PLUS Office IT Services 514150 75.00
08/21 08/12/2021 18591 PORTER'S OFFICE PRODUCTS Toner&Office Supplies 104150 755.22
08/21 08/19/2021 18592 CHEMSEARCH Boiler water treatment program 514710 204.17
08/21 08/19/2021 18593 CITY OF IDAHO FALLS TREASURER OFFICE Dispatch Services 2nd Pmt. 104680 4,561.19
08/21 08/19/2021 18594 FERGUSON WATERWORKS#1701 Shop Stock 514710 12.05
08/21 08/19/2021 18595 POST REGISTER PH-Proposed Budget FY2022 104155 160.76
08/21 08/19/2021 18596 ROCKY MTN.POWER Lights and power in shelters&La 104175 9,093.65
08/21 08/19/2021 18597 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 28.00
08/21 08/23/2021 18598 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 630.00
08/21 08/23/2021 18599 BLACKFOOT COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 514150 172.75
08/21 08/23/2021 18600 BLUETARP FINANCIAL Renewed 1 year Advantage 104710 39.99
08/21 08/23/2021 18601 GREG MCBRIDE Mechanical &Plumbing Inspectio 104720 260.00
08/21 08/23/2021 18602 H.D.FOWLER CO. Valve&Poly Pipe 514710 1,085.22
08/21 08/23/2021 18603 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES New Toilet 104710 155.85
08/21 08/23/2021 18604 ROCKY MTN.POWER Street Lights 104175 50.28
08/21 08/23/2021 18605 SELECTIVE CLEANING,INC Carpet Cleaning Council Chamber 514710 673.10
08/21 08/23/2021 18606 SPARKLIGHT Internet-Office 514150 166.30
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Payee Description GL Account Amount
GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Pa Y
08/21 08/23/2021 18607 WEX BANK Public Works-Dsl 104710 113.32
08/21 08/25/2021 18614 A-1 RENTAL-IDAHO FALLS Pioneer Park-Porta Potty Rental 104710 450.00
08/21 08/25/2021 18615 BONNEVILLE COUNTY SHERIFF FY2021 3rd Quarter Contract Pay 104680 48,438.81
08/21 08/25/2021 18616 MICHAEL THOMPSON IONA DAYS FUN RUN REIMBUR 104770 835.05
08/21 08/25/2021 18617 PEAK ALARM Qtrly Security alarm monitoring 514150 121.89
08/21 08/25/2021 18618 RMT EQUIPMENT Lawn mower parts 104710 114.58
08121 08/25/2021 18619 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests
514710 84.00
08/21 08/31/2021 18620 HOLDEN KIDWELL HAHN&CRAPO P.L.L.C. Annexation Agrmnt, Code Update 514160 1,062.00
08/21 08/31/2021 18621 IDAHO TRAFFIC SAFETY,INC. Orange flags
514710 197.50
08/21 08/31/2021 18622 LIBERTY HOMES Refund Water Overpayment 011075 15.81
08/21 08/31/2021 18623 POST REGISTER PH-Elim Annexation Ord 104155 136.16
08/21 08/31/2021 18624 RMT EQUIPMENT Lawn mower belt 104710 100.62
08/21 08/31/2021 18625 ROBERTS&SON'S TREE SERVICE,INC. TREE REMOVAL DAYTON/STEE 104710 2,750.00
08/21 08/31/2021 18626 TACOMASCREW PRODUCTS,INC. Shop Supplies 104710 2.91
08/21 08/31/2021 18627 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 35.00
114,901.45
Grand Totals:
Summary by General Ledger Account Number
GL Account Debit Credit Proof
01-1075 98.00 .00 98.00
01-2010 .00 98.00- 98.00-
10-2010 .00 100,709.68- 100,709.68-
10-41-50 971.15 .00 971.15
10-41-55 421.68 .00 421.68
10-41-60 2,685.60 .00 2,685.60
10-41-63 2,138.50 .00 2,138.50
10-41-75 1,487.58 .00 1,487.58
10-46-80 53,000.00 .00 53,000.00
10-47-10 26,771.08 .00 26,771.08
10-47-20 10,675.68 .00 10,675.68
10-47-70 2,516.93 .00 2,516.93
10-49-50 41.48 .00 41.48
51-2010 .00 14,093.77- 14,093.77-
51-41-50 788.41 .00 788.41
51-41-60 212.40 .00 212.40
51-41-75 7,723.37 .00 7,723.37
51-41-80 916.50 .00 916.50
51-47-10 4,453.09 .00 4,453.09
Grand Totals: 114,901.45 114,901.45- .00
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