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IONA CITY HALL
OCTOBER 19,2021 —7:00 P.M.
PRESENT: Mayor Dan Gubler,-- Council President Rob Geray, Council Member Peter
Wadsworth, 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: None.
VISITORS: Bill Koester, Brian Smaka, Evan Mann, Mary French, Gary French, Clark
Morsbach, Rachel Keppner, Amanda Keppner and Brennan Keppner.
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
September 28, 2021 were reviewed. Council reviewed the finance reports for the period ending
September 30, 2021 (100% of the fiscal year elapsed). The City had $1,710,887.10 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:
Discussion of City Events — Assistant Farrens was unable to attend in person, but called in to
discuss upcoming City Events. She stated that she has spoken with Iona Elementary School
regarding the City's desire to join them in a Veterans Day program. However, the staff at Iona
Elementary informed her they are not planning on holding a Veterans Day program this year.
Assistant Farrens continued and asked the Council if they would like to hold a flag ceremony at
the City Building on Veterans Day and distribute appreciation gifts to all City veterans. Council
President Geray stated if we are able to confirm someone to come to the City Building that
morning and hold a flag raising ceremony with refreshments at 11:00am, he thinks that would
suffice.
Assistant Farrens stated in previous meetings the Council has expressed the desire to hold some
kind of Christmas event. She continued and stated Council Member McNamara has confirmed
volunteers to do free "sleigh rides" around the City Park. Council Member McNamara stated
they notified her their intended date for this activity is Saturday, December 4th at 3:30pm.
Assistant Farrens asked the Council if they would like to also light the City Building or a tree in
the City Park with Christmas lights. She continued and stated in her volunteer meeting it was
suggested to do a City Building lighting ceremony with music and light refreshments. She also
suggested incorporating the existing activities the City does every year such as a food drive and
the Mayor's Youth Advisory Council (MYAC) Angel Tree. All Council Members stated
approval of this activity. Council President Geray asked if cost estimates have been determined.
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for $2,500. However, Director Prouse has stated his department would be willing to hang the
lights on the building. She continued and stated if they do the labor,the City would be paying the
upfront cost of the lights and a lift rental. Council Member Thompson stated he has experience
with lighting commercial buildings and will communicate with Assistant Farrens directly to
determine cost. Clerk West stated when they have estimates on cost, she will send an email out
to all the City Council to confirm approval prior to moving forward. All Council Members
agreed. Assistant Farrens then stated one of the volunteers suggested having the Belnap Family
be at the event to plug in the lights. She continued and stated the intention would be to come
together and mend any hurt feelings from the past. Council President Geray stated he agrees it is
a good concept, but believes most people will view that as a negative act.
Ordinance to Amend Iona City Code §§ 11-1-5, 11-11-6 and 11-11-2; specifying
requirements for accessory buildings, adding detail on converting dwellings to more units
and adjusting various definitions in the Zoning Title of the Iona City Code (Ord. 272-10-
21)—Attorney Rawlings stated the Council has had previous discussions on basement dwellings
and the Conditional Use in the R-I Zone which allows basements to be rented out. He continued
and stated that discussion involved the concern of increased density in the R-1 Zone. Attorney
Rawlings continued and stated Clerk West has also received numerous questions and requests
regarding Accessory Buildings with additional dwelling space inside. Attorney Rawlings stated
this situation could also present concerns regarding increased density, parking and utilities. He
continued and read aloud the proposed amended definition for Accessory Use or Buildings as:
"A subordinate use or building customarily incident to and located upon the same lot with the
primary use or building, which does not duplicate or replace the primary use, but which is
normal given such primary use and is merely supportive of the primary use."
Attorney Rawlings also read aloud the proposed amendment to I 1-11-6(D):
"In any residential zone (i.e. the Residential Agricultural (R-A) Zone, the Single Family
Residential (R-1) Zone, the Residential Townhouse (R-T) Zone, and/or the Residential (R-2)
Zone), no accessory building may be a dwelling, residence,habitation,apartment,or house."
Council President Geray asked if the amendment to the Accessory Building section is necessary
if they amend the definition of Accessory Buildings to state the primary use cannot be
duplicated. Attorney Rawlings stated this is an attempt to clearly define what the intent is
regarding dwellings in accessory buildings without creating ambiguity. Mayor Gubler stated this
amendment does not restrict someone from building a shop with a mother-in-law suite, it simply
requires them to go through the process of changing their zoning to a zone that allows it.
Attorney Rawlings stated accessory buildings are currently listed as a"Permitted Use" in the R-1
Zone, so without amending the section regarding accessory buildings it could create further
confusion as to what is allowed as an accessory building. Attorney Rawlings continued and
stated someone would need to re-zone their property or apply for a Variance to have an
accessory building with a dwelling inside.
Mayor Gubler stated this is a Public Hearing and asked if anyone from the audience would like
to speak for or against this proposed Code Amendment.
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Rachel Keppner of 2765 N. Barnes Way stated they purchased their home in October 2019 with
an existing shop on the property. She continued and stated there was a framed apartment in the
shop that they have now finished and currently allow their son and his young family to live. She
asked what the argument is against allowing more people to live on one property. She also asked
if there is a grandfathered clause to allow existing accessory buildings with dwellings to
continue.
Mayor Gubler stated there is a grandfathered clause, but building an apartment in an accessory
building to create multiple dwellings in the R-1 Zone was already prohibited. He continued and
stated she would need to go through the process of changing the zoning of her property to allow
this type of use. Attorney Rawlings clarified that a non-conforming use is allowed to continue
after a code amendment. Mayor Gubler stated it is not allowed to continue if the use was already
prohibited. He continued and stated the City Code has never allowed a home in the R-1 Zone to
have a shop turned into an apartment because the R-1 Zone does not permit multiple dwellings.
Council President Geray asked Mayor Gubler where that is prohibited in the current code. Mayor
Gubler stated again the R-1 Zone only permits single family dwellings. Council President Geray
stated he understands the R-1 Zone was designed with single family dwellings as a permitted
use, but "Accessory Buildings and Uses" is also listed as a permitted use. He continued and
stated there is nothing in the current code that prohibits accessory buildings to be used in that
manner. Mayor Gubler stated the whole point of the R-1 Zone is for single family dwellings.
Council President Geray stated he understands the intent of the R-1 Zone is to only allow single
family dwellings, but he is having a hard time finding anywhere in the current code that
specifically prohibits the use of an accessory building as an apartment. Council President Geray
continued and stated this situation has uncovered a loophole on how to allow more than one
dwelling on the property and that is why this amendment is being proposed. Council Member
Wadsworth stated the Council has previously approved for residents to rent out their basement to
family members. He continued and asked if there is any way to allow dwellings in accessory
buildings and add the stipulation that they can only be rented by family members. Attorney
Rawlings stated the Council has gone through and made amendments to basement dwellings as a
Conditional Use. He continued and stated the Council could amend the Conditional Uses section
of the R-1 Zone to address "Accessory Buildings". Council President Geray stated "Accessory
Buildings"are currently listed as a Permitted Use and there are not many restrictions on how the
accessory buildings may be used. He continued and stated the main concerns with allowing
additional dwellings in an accessory building include population density and added use on the
water system. Council President Geray also stated this is the reason basement rentals have to pay
a second water bill. He continued and stated population density is a concern because of the
additional load on City infrastructure to accommodate added residents in a more dense area.
Mrs. Keppner stated her house was built in 1995, but is unaware when the shop was built. Mayor
Gubler stated he believes her shop was granted a variance when it was built. Mrs. Keppner asked
what the process is to change the zoning of her property to allow the apartment in the shop.
Council President Geray admitted that is a difficult request because he would be reluctant to
allow one lot to change to the R-2 Zone if it was located in an established R-1 Zone. Mayor
Gubler then asked Attorney Rawlings if the City allows Mrs. Keppner to continue renting her
apartment to her son, what recourse does the City has if she decides to rent it to a non-family
member after her son moves out. Attorney Rawlings stated if the City determines Mrs. Keppner
has a non-conforming use, she can continue using it as she has previously. However, non-
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conforming uses cannot be changed or intensified in any way without being brought into
compliance.
Mayor Gubler then questioned whether building regulations are being followed in these
situations and stated he believes Certificate of Occupancies should be issued in these
circumstances. He continued and stated an accessory building is inspected differently than an
apartment would. Clerk West stated when a permit is issued for an accessory building, all
inspections are still required and completed based on mechanical, electrical and building
requirements for the use of the space. Mayor Gubler then stated a dwelling needs to be inspected
and deemed safe for residents to live in the space. He continued and stated a shop does not
require the same inspections as a dwelling unit. Council Member Thompson stated he does not
agree and stated many shops are built with an apartment and are required to meet the same
standards. Mayor Gubler then asked Attorney Rawlings if the City can now require Mrs.
Keppner to obtain building permits and have inspections completed prior to allowing habitation
in the apartment. Attorney Rawlings stated he would need to research that.
Council Member Wadsworth stated he does not consider this a problem. He continued and stated
the City has never received any complaints about Mrs. Keppner's apartment in the shop. He
stated it is the Keppner's property and he doesn't see the need to prohibit her son living in an
apartment in a shop on their property, but allowing him to live in their basement. Council
Member Wadsworth stated he does not see the difference in those two situations. He continued
and suggested allowing accessory buildings with living quarters, but setting regulations on doing
so. Council Member Thompson agreed and stated the City could include the second water bill
requirement, just as was done for basement rentals. Council President Geray stated this code
amendment is intended to close the loophole to protect the intent of the R-1 Zone as a single
family dwelling zone. Council Member Wadsworth stated he does not agree with the code
amendment as written. He continued and stated he does not have a problem with the situation
Mrs. Keppner has presented and does not want to prohibit other families in the City from doing
the same thing on their property. Council President Geray stated he understands, but if there is
nothing in the code, the City has nothing to stand on when a problem arises from similar
situations. Council Member Wadsworth agreed, but stated he feels there are additional
amendments to consider that maintain the family atmosphere of the City and accomplishing the
same goal to limit use in accessory buildings. Attorney Rawlings stated he is unsure if the City
can limit rentals of accessory building apartments to family only. He continued and stated the
basement rental policy the City approved specifies that the basement can be rented to anyone as
long as someone with ownership interest also lives on the property.
Mayor Gubler stated he understands the Keppner's situation would qualify as a non-conforming
use and will be grandfathered in if this code amendment passes. He also stated any other
residents currently in the same situation will be considered non-conforming also. Mayor Gubler
then asked if anyone else from the public would like to address the City Council for or against
this code amendment. No response. Mayor Gubler then closed the Public Hearing portion of this
agenda item to allow further deliberation amongst the City Council.
Council Member Wadsworth asked if they could allow dwelling units in accessory buildings but
restrict them from being rented. He elaborated and asked if the City could allow residents to have
an accessory building dwelling specifically for guests or an adult child to occupy the dwelling,
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but not allow it to be rented as income. Council Member Thompson agreed and stated when a
shop permit is submitted with living quarters included, the inspections for mechanical, electrical
and building are required to ensure it is safe for human habitation. He continued and suggested
adding a subsection in the"Accessory Building" section to allow living quarters with restrictions
such as square footage, etc. Council Member Thompson continued and stated he is currently
building a shop. He does not have plans for living quarters, but would like the option to add it
later and realizes he would need to pull a permit at that time to meet building code for human
habitation. Attorney Rawlings stated one option the Council could consider would be to change
the Accessory Buildings to a Conditional Use, rather than a Permitted Use. This would allow
restrictions on how the accessory buildings are being used. Clerk West asked if that would
require every shop permit to be approved by Council. Attorney Rawlings stated it could be
written to only require accessory buildings with living quarters be approved by Council. Mayor
Gubler stated he does not agree with this suggestion and believes allowing another building with
a residence inside defeats the purpose of the R-1 Zone. Council Member Thompson stated he
understands that perspective, but feels it is appropriate for residents to have the option of having
guests stay in their shop rather than in the home. Clerk West then stated if this amendment is
passed. it prohibits the City Office staff from issuing an accessory building permit if it has living
quarters outlined in the plan. Mayor Gubler confirmed and stated if a resident wants to build an
accessory building with living quarters they would need to go through the process of changing
their zone. Council Member Wadsworth asked if this would disallow a shop with a bathroom.
Mayor Gubler stated the shop can have a bathroom, but no living quarters. Council President
Geray stated he does not want to consider changing this to a Conditional Use because it creates
too much subjectivity. He continued and stated this amendment will help to protect the intent of
the R-1 Zone.
Mayor Gubler entertained a motion. Council President Geray made a motion to approve
Ordinance No. 272-10-21. an Ordinance of the City of Iona, Idaho; amending Section 11-1-5 of
the Iona City Code; adjusting various definitions for purposes of Title II of the Iona City Code;
amending Section 11-11-6 of the Iona City Code; specifying requirements for Accessory
Buildings; amending Section 11-11-2 of the Iona City Code; adding detail on converting
dwellings to more units; providing methodology; preserving prior ordinances in each instance;
providing for severability; and establishing an effective date. Council President Geray also
moved to dispense with the rule of reading the proposed ordinance in full and on three separate
occasions.Council Member McNamara seconded the motion. A roll call vote was taken:
Council President Geray: YES Council Member Wadsworth: NO
Council Member Thompson: NO Council Member McNamara: YES
Mayor Gubler voted YES as the tie breaker vote. Motion carried.
Variance Application; Ellsworth & Associates, PLLC; Harvest Cove; a Variance relating
to the length of the road allowed for permanent dead-end streets as stated in § 10-1-
17(B)(4) of the Iona City Code — Mayor Gubler asked if anyone representing Ellsworth &
Associates or this development was in attendance. No response. Attorney Rawlings stated the
Variance requested is related to the 400' depth of the dead end road that it would create. He
continued and stated it is difficult to discuss a Variance request without the applicant present to
answer questions and allow the Council to determine if they qualify. Attorney Rawlings then
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recommended tabling this agenda item until next month to have the applicant present. Mayor
Gubler then asked if this development has a hardship that would qualify for a Variance. Attorney
Rawlings stated that is hard to determine without additional information from the applicant.
Council President Geray stated he would prefer to table this discussion and vote on the Variance
request and the Preliminary Plat until next month. All in agreement.
Gary French of 4983 E. Hansen Avenue approached the podium and stated he lives adjacent to
this proposed subdivision. He stated his concern regarding the water system. He continued and
stated his neighbor's water line comes from lona Road, but his water comes from Hansen
Avenue and he always has low water pressure. He then asked if his neighbor sells his property to
a neighboring developer, would they be allowed to put a road in through that property. Mrs.
French then stated the private road there is not wide enough to create a public road. Mayor
Gubler stated it would have to be a flag lot with an alleyway entrance. He continued and stated
he has discussed the water lines there with Director Prouse and have discussed ideas on how to
install the water line to create a continual loop, rather than allowing it to dead end as it does now.
Mayor Gubler then discussed the importance of the Planning& Zoning Commission and the City
Council to view these developments as they are presented to determine their effect on existing
and future infrastructure.
Preliminary Plat Application; Ellsworth & Associates; PLLC; Harvest Cove, a Subdivision
located on the North side of Iona Road to the East of Elim Estates Subdivision—
Council President Geray made a motion to table the Variance and Preliminary Plat Application
for Ellsworth & Associates for Harvest Cove due to the absence of the applicable parties.
Council Member Wadsworth seconded the motion.All in favor. Motion carried.
General Water System Discussion —Mayor Gubler stated the new well was turned on today for
the first time. Clerk West displayed a video of the water being turned on. Mayor Gubler then
stated this water is full of sediment so it is being pumped to waste right now. But that will clear
up the longer it runs and will be clean before they begin filling up the new tank. He continued
and stated there will be a small BBQ to celebrate the completion of the project, but a date has not
been set.
STAFF REPORTS: Director Prouse reported a few instances where people have illegally
connected to our fire hydrants. He continued and asked the Council to keep an eye out if they see
this happening.
Clerk West stated she has paid the deposit to have the network upgrade and digital recording
completed for the City Building. She also stated there is a Meet the Candidate Night at the City
Building on Saturday, October 23nd at 6:00pm. She continued and stated there are 4 candidates
running for the two open City Council seats and the election will be held on Tuesday,November
2'4 Clerk West also reported there will be a City Halloween Carnival on Saturday, October 30th
from 2:00pm-4:00pm. She continued and stated this is a family event and there will be
something for everyone.
Council Member Wadsworth stated his appreciation for the Council and everyone's ability to
hold a professional conversation,even with differing opinions.
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Council President Geray, Council Members Thompson and McNamara all stated nothing to
report.
Deputy Chris Williams stated they will begin targeted enforcement areas for speeding very
shortly. Mayor Gubler then stated he gave Deputy Williams a list of items that needed to be
addressed a few weeks ago and was very impressed with how quickly and efficiently everything
was rectified. Clerk West agreed.
SUGGESTED AGENDA ITEMS: No response.
Meeting Adjourned at 8:17 p.m.
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1021 10/01/2021 18690 DOME TECHNOLOGY Payment for Equipment 514820 5.000.00
1021 10/04/2021 18691 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 660.00
1021 10/04/2021 18692 ELECTRICAL SUPPORT SERVICES.LLC New rock lights 104820 250.00
1021 10/04/2021 18693 GREG MCBRIDE Mechanical 8 Plumbing Inspect* 104720 340.00
10/21 10/05/2021 18694 HK CONTRACTORS.INC. Country Haven Park River Rock 104820 772.80
1021 10/05/2021 18695 IDAHO SOD Country Haven Park Pallet Depose 104820 340.00
1021 10/12/2021 18696 CONRAD 8 BISCHOFF INC. Diesel Fuel-Dyed 104710 2.063 49
1021 10/12/2021 18697 FORSGREN ASSOCIATES.INC. BMPO B TAC Meetings 514180 76000
10/21 10/12/2021 18698 MOUNTAIN WEST RENTALS-IF Auger-Country Haven Park 104820 65.48
1021 10/12/2021 18699 PC PLUS Upgrade 1 Office PC 514150 989.95
1021 10/13/2021 18700 CHEMSEARCH Contract Water Treatment Progra 514710 210.29
10/21 10/13/2021 18701 CITY OF IONA City water usage'be 104711 539.00
1021 10/13/2021 18702 OBTronix,LLC City Council Digital Recording De 514820 5.853.54
1021 10/13/2021 18703 INTERMOUNTAIN GAS CO. Natural gas 514175 84.84
i 10/21 10/13/2021 18704 IONA BONNEVILLE SEWER DISTRICT Splash Park sewer fees 104712 87.00
1021 t0/13/202t 18705 LANDON EXCAVATING.INC. Water line repair-Steele Ave. 514710 120.00
1021 10/13/2021 18706 NETBACK.LLC Data Backup 5GB 104150 75.00
10/21 10/13/2021 18707 POST REGISTER PH-Code Amendments 104155 107.28
1021 10/13/2021 18708 PSI ENVIRONMENTAL Dumpster-3548 N.Main 514710 227.21
1021 10/13/2021 18709 ROCKY MTN.POWER Street Lights 104713 222.71
1021 10/13/2021 18710 SENSKE LAWNTECH Late Summer Lawn Care 104712 1.385.28
1021 10/13/2021 18711 VERIZON WIRELESS Cell phones-Randy 104955 255.77
1021 10/13/2021 18712 AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY &REN Stnngmer&Groover 104712 65.96
10/21 10/13/2021 18713 BONNEVILLE CO.SOLID WASTE County Dump refuse 104711 32.30
1021 10/1312021 18714 H.O.FOWLER CO. 250'Weed Berner 104712 323.71
1021 10/13/2021 18715 RON'S TIRE 8 MOTORSPORT NEW TIRES 8 LABOR 104711 3.614.88
1021 10/13/2021 18716 VALLEY READY MIX Concrete-4336 Rushton Circe 104711 290.50
10.121 10/18/2021 18722 ALLEN ELDRIDGE Building inspections 104720 1.353.00
1021 10/18/2021 18723 GREG MCBRIDE Mechanical 8 Plumbing Inspect* 104720 385.00
1021 10/18/2021 18724 NAPAAUTO PARTS 15W40 104711 25.48
10121 10/18/2021 18725 PETPRO PRODUCTS. INC. 8 HEALTHPRO N 500 Dispoz-A-Scoops 104712 643.80
10/21 10/18/2021 18726 CONRAD 8 BISCHOFF INC. Dies&Fuel-Dyed 104711 887.96
1021 10/19/2021 18727 LARRY SMITH REIMBURSEMENT FOR TIC TAC 104150 76.70
1021 1021/2021 18728 BAILEY JONES Refund Water Overpayment 011075 18.97
10/21 10/21/2021 18729 BLACKFOOT COMMUNICATIONS TELEPHONE 514150 172.64
1021 10/21/2021 18730 GREG MCBRIDE 5093 E.Alicott 104720 2.374.32
1021 10/21/2021 18731 HK CONTRACTORS,INC. Country Haven Park River Rock 104820 509.56
10r21 10/21/2021 18732 HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES Shop misc. 104711 134.26
1021 102112021 18733 JEREMY THOMAS Refund Water Overpayment 011075 25.29
1021 1021/2021 18734 NASASP Membership dues 104711 39.00
10/21 10/21/2021 18735 POST REGISTER PH-Harvest Cove Variance 104155 76.44
10/21 10/21/2021 18736 PREMIER PAVING ASPHALT REPAIRS 104713 4,235.00
1021 10/21/2021 18737 ROCKY MTN.POWER Street Lights 104713 5446.42
10/21 10/27/2021 18738 JILL READING HALLOWEEN ICE CREAM COU 104790 20.00
1021 10I27/2021 18739 JORDAN MEYER Haloween Hale Bales 104790 50.00
10/21 10/28/2021 1874D AAA SEWER SERVICE Pumped Septic tanks at Pioneer P 104712 335.00
10/21 102872021 18741 AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION SUPPLY 8 REN Shop Stock 104711 257.93
1021 10/282021 18742 BONNEVILLE COUNTY PUBLIC WORKS Sanding matenals 104713 3.264.24
10121 10/28/2021 18743 CORE 8 MAIN Water system parts 514710 642.88
1021 10/28/2021 18744 DIGLINE,INC. Utility Locator Monthly Fee 514710 87.36
10/21 10/28/2021 18745 FERGUSON WATERWORKS#1701 Water repair clamp and lag kit 514710 1,14140
10/21 10/28/2021 18746 HOLDEN KIDWELL HAHN&CRAPO P.L.L.C. Hours in Excess of Mo.retainer 514160 1,656.00
10/21 10282021 18747 NAPA AUTO PARTS Air Fitters 8 5W30 104711 73.46
10r21 10/282021 18748 PORTER'S OFFICE PRODUCTS Toner 514150 641.57
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GL Period Check Issue Date Check Number Payee Descnpbon GLAccount Amoul
10/21 10/28/2021 18749 ROCKY MOUNTAIN BOILER.INC. SeMce-stared Boller for winters 514710 145.50
10/21 10/28/2021 18750 ROCKY MTN.POWER Well 95 514175 390.29
10/21 10/28/2021 18751 SPARKLIG/IT Internet-Office 514150 81.77
10,21 10/28/2021 18752 TETON MICROBIOLOGY LAB Water tests 514710 196.00
10/21 10/28/2021 18753 WEX BANK Pudic Works-Csl 104711 136.69
Grand Total: 50.260.92
Summery by General Ledger Account Number
GL Account Debk Crsds Proof
01-1075 44.26 .00 44.26
01.2010 .00 44.26- 44.26-
10-2010 .00 33.354.08- 33.354.08-
10-4140 1,213.15 .00 1.213.15
1041-55 183.72 .00 183.72
10-41-60 1.15920 .00 1.159.20
10-41-63 608.00 .00 608.00
10-41-75 224.61 .00 224.81
10-47-10 617.18 .00 617.16
10-47-11 6,245.85 .00 6.245.85
10-47-12 2.990.19 .00 2.990.19
1047-13 8.811.70 .00 8.811.70
1047-20 5.153.74 .00 5.153.74
10.47.90 70.00 .00 70.00
1048.20 6.035.32 .00 6,035.32
10-49-55 41.42 .00 41.42
51-2010 .00 16.862.58- 16.862.58-
51-41.50 955.99 .00 955.99
51.4140 496.80 .00 496.80
51-41-75 4.566.38 .00 4.566.38
51 150 152.00 .00 152.00
51-47-10 3.935.35 .00 3.935.35
51-48.20 6.756.06 .00 6.756.06
Grand Totals 50.260.92 50.260.92- .00
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