THE PERKINS JOURNAJL, Thumday, July lZ, 2001-9
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Payne County Commissioners proceedings
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g - Games
BIRTHDAY to
great grandson.
levery inch boy, such
of the party.
Charlotte
know
ate is, but me tell? No
,tree. Dustin Kelley,
!Jim Edwards, Andy
Grotheer, Joan
Myrtle Camren,
Sandy Breeden,
Walter Helphill,
Mr. President.
Janelle Sa-
Ham, Tom
Breeden, Nacole
: and Tracy Hicks.
all of you a very
and many, many
how does your
Do you have cu-
lots
so if he has garden,
Had fried egg-
sliced tomatoes,
squash, that's
I just keep eating
It's so deEcious. I
aash after shc-
add a little
pepper (easy on
butter, then add
sure there isn't too
Make a paste of
(medium white
until thick-
creamed squash,
to make a lot,
dill. I made 21 day
work intensive.
has the best
gave it to me one
IWe went to visit her
now) she was so
pickle
make.
fresh cucumbers
long) as uniform as
into clean jars
1 cup pure cider
is important) fin-
Add 1
I pickling spices (not
(no iodine)
flats and rings on jar
want your jars to
process in hot water
a kettle that
quart jars.
jars. Count time
; the water comes to a
minutes with wa-
ter no higher than the neck of
the jar. Remove jars from hot
water immediately.
These pickles will need to sit
for probably a month to pickle.
Then you pour the water &
spices off and rinse with clear
cold water. Chunk into a mix-
ing bowl and add 1 cup sugar
and 2 Tbs. water. Stir intermit-
tently until sugar is dissolved.
Return to jar or any container
you prefer. Now they are ready
to eat.
Elsie Grant told me you
could use pickles from the store
(dill pickles) and make these
pickles. I tried it and it works.
You just pour the vinegar off and
add the pickling spices, vinegar
and water. Might not quite taste
the same, but it works.
I like them better than the
sweet pickles you buy. It doesn't
take quite as long to pickle since
they are already pickled, just
need to get the spice taste into
them.
Our grandson, Ron Stites,
thinks canning is so neat. He
wants me to write a book about
canning. These recipes are for
you, Ron.
, We were sure glad Jim and
Esther Ham came Monday.
To our special, talented mu-
sicians- Thanks! We appreciate
each of you.
Overhead at local caft; A
friend said too many people get
their exercise by jumping to
conclusions, running up bills,
stretching the truth, bending
over backward, lying down on
the job, sidestepping responsi-
bility and pushing their luck.
I think they serve almost
anything you want at the caf6 on
the comer. They have a sign say-
ing "Win $100 if you order
something we don't have." A
fellow walked in and saw the
sign. He decided to take them
up on the challenge. When the
waitress came around he said
"I'11 have fried elephant ears on
a bun." Minutes later the wait-
ress returned and announced,
"Okay mister, you win, we just
ran out of buns."
you have if every-
onein the country drove a pink
Cadillac.T" I guess you would
have a pink-car-nation. Right? I
guess so.
Our hostess Mattie Lee Th-
ompson greeted 98 guests and
20 musicians, totaling 118.
That's great.
Kitchen hostesses: Geraldine
Allen, Tuna Sandwiches, Joan
Botts, sandwiches, extras,
Thelma Smith, lemon cake,
Marine Baker, brownies, Lloyd
Stallings, pie, Ludene, oatmeal
cookies. Thanks so much to ev-
eryone who helps out in the
kitchen and brings food.
Tdl we meet again dear friends
and family--Pour pren dre
conge, Deo Volente, I wish you
peace and love.
19 OF THE
FOR WATER
EMERGENCY."
SECTION 19-6 OF
PERKINS CITY CODE TO
RATES AND DECLARING
IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
OKLAHOMA:
That Section 19-6 of Chapter 1 9 of the Perkins
amended to read as follows, to-wit:
for water used within the corporate limits of the City
mall be as follows:
• 20 minimum for the first 1,000 gallons or less;
• 40 per 1,000 gallons for all over 1,000 gallons.
10 per 1,000 gallons for all over 2,000 gallons.
shall not be construed as to annul any valid
Which the town may have heretofore entered into or
assumed, nor shall it invalidate any valid bonus
made to secure the location of any business or
institution in near the City of Perkins."
Emergent3/Clause,
immediately necessary for the preservation of the
and safety, an emergency is hereby declared to
whereof this ordinance shall take effect and be in
effect from and after its passage, approval and
APPROVED AND ADOPTED 'this 10th day of
TWILA LONGAN, MAYOR
CITY OF PERKINS, OKLAHOMA
CITY CLERK
CITY OF PERKINS, OKLAHOMA
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CONTENT AND
CORRECTLY ENROLLED THIS 10th DAY OF July, 2001.
MATTHEW S. DEVLIN
CITY ATTORNEY
CITY OF PERKINS, OKLAHOMA
The Payne County Board of Commissioners mat in a Regular m~eting, Mon-
day, June 25, 2001. Notice of the meeting was made by posting an agenda in
accordance with the Open Meeting Law. The following were present: Gloria
Hesser, Chairman; Jim Arthur, Vice-Chairman; Bill Deering, Member;, Sherd
Schieffer, County Clerk.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. The meeting was
opened with Prayer and Rag Salute.
Deering made the motion to reject the trash proposal from HEW for trash
pickup at the Highway Districts. Ar~ur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye;
Deering, aye. Motion carried.
Deering noted Resolution 41, approved June 18, and was incorrect. The
Bridge location number was incorrect. Deering presented Amended Resolu-
tion 41
RESOLUTION # 2001-41 AMENDED
RE: BEAR CLAN BRIDGE REPLACEMENT
(OVER EUCHEE CREEK TRIBUTARY ON EUCHEE VALLEY ROAD)
WHEREAS, Tale 69 O.S. 1991 Sec. 601 vests jurisdiction over county roads,
highways, and bridges in the county commission, and WHEREAS, Tale 47
O.S. 1991 Sec. 14-113 specifies certain powers of tt-e county commission with
respect to the regulation of traffic on local highways and bridges, and
WHEREAS, District #1 needs to replace bridge #60N3540E0710003 over a
tnbutary of Euchee Creek on Euchee Valley Road, and WHEREAS, Payne
County does not have the resources to rebuild the bridge without assistance
from other funding sources, and WHEREAS, this bridge does not qualify for
federal funding under the Bridge Replacement Act, and WHEREAS, the Sac
& Fox Nation and the Bureau of Indian Affairs have agreed to fund const~
costs estimated at $490,000, and WHEREAS, Payne County has agreed to
bear engineering design, inspection, and Geotechnicai testing costs estimated
at $60,000, and WHEREAS, the Local Govemment Division of Oklahoma
Department of Transportation has in the County Road and Bridge Improve-
ment Fund an amount in excess of $60,000 for exclusive use by Payne County
for relocation of utilities, acquiring of right-of-way, and engineering and design
fees, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Payne County Board
of Commissioners will request that the Local Government Division of ODOT
establish a project fund for engineering design fees applicable to the replace-
ment of bridge #60N3540E0710003. Presented to and approved this 25th day
of June 2001.
Deedng made the motion to approve the amended resolution. Arthur sec-
onded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
The Clerk presented Memorandum to remove items from inventory:
Inv. Description SN#
6010014 GE Radio 9572081
6010013 GE Radio 9571865
418001 Power Supply Radio 808032
District Attorney
102.06 Arm Chair
102.08 Arm Chair
1 02.1 Arm Chair
102.11 Arm Chair
102.12 Arm Chair
102.21 Arm Chair
105.7 Desk
105.8 Desk
105.9 Desk
110.4 End Table .....
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110.6 End Table ~
110.7 Dictionary Table
110.8 Metal Typing Table
111.3 Credenza, Wood
110.4 Credenza, Wood
Deering made the motion to approve the Memorandum. Arthur seconded.
Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carded.
Deering presented Contracts with Brawley Engineedng for Engineering ser-
vices for Bear Clan Bridge, in the amount of $21,000.
Deering made the motion to approve the contracts. Arthur seconded. Arthur,
aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded.
Deering presented Resolution 2001-42
R4 YNE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
THREE-EIGHTHS CENT COUNTY SALES TAX ROAD MONEY
NOTIRCATION RESOLUTION
Resolution # 2001-42
Dunldn Road (SH18 to SH108)
Spot Patch Road Sudace
WHEREAS, Payne County passed a County Sales Tax with 53 percent
ignated to be used for capital improvements on county roads, and WHERF, AS,
Payne County District 1 has chosen as a priority project an estimated 2 miles
of Dunkin Road, from SH18 to SH108 for spot patching of the road surfacing,
and.
WHEREAS, this road is a major collector, bus route, mail route, and has a
high traffic count. NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that Payne County
authorizes use of an estimated $104,000 of said saies tax funds for the project
described above. Presented and approved this 25th day of June, 2001.
Arthur made the motion to approve the Resolution. Dearing seconded. Arthur,
aye; I-lesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carded.
The Chairman presented Financial Statement for Resale Property Fund.
Arthur motion to approve the Financial Statement. Deertng seconded. Ailhur,
aye; Hesser, aye; Dearing, aye. Motion carded.
The Chairman tabled the Cooperation Agreement between Otoeqvliasouda
Tdbe and Payne County.
Arthur made the motion to notify ODOT of verification of insurance on leased
equipment. Deering seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye; Deedng, aye. Mo-
tion carried.
Arthur reported that Payne County did not receive any STP Project Funds for
2002.
The Board tabled Beaver Control and Abatement Program reimbu~L
The Clerk presented evaluation from Elm Grove to reject all bids and rebtd.
Arthur made the motion to accept ~e recommendation to reject all bids and
rebld the project. Deering seconded. Arthur, aye; I-lesser, aye; Deedng, aye.
Motion carded.
The Clerk presented BPO for District #1. Arthur made the motion to approve
the blanket purchase order. Deering seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye;
Deering, aye. Motion carded.
Hesser reported the dig and haul at the Construction site for the new County
Administration Building is moving forward. There were some concerns about
an odor at the dig site; however, the County has received clearance from the
Corporation Commission. The site was inspected and them is no contamina-
tion. Them will be more digging required than originally planned due to soft
spots.
The following bids were opened:
2001-O84 PRIVATE SECURITY SERVICES-HEALTH DEPARTMENT
1. Western, $11.45 Per Hour
PO Box 1065
Stillwater, OK 74076
2. Stillwater Private Security & Investigations, $11.00 Per Hour
4419 Parkview Ct
SUllwater, OK 74075-1679
#2001-085 MEDICAL SUPPLIES-HEALTH DEPARTMENT
1. AIC Medical
P.O. Box 271555
Oklahoma City, OK 73157-1555
2. Laboratory Supply CO.
723 N. Ann Arbor
Oklahoma City, OK 73127
3. United Medical Supply
1230 Sovereign Row, Bldg. B
Otdahorna City, OK 73108-1823
4. McKel~on HBOC
8121 10-" Ave. N.
Golden Valley, MN 55427-1314
5. Oklahoma Production Center
PO Box 774
Tahlequah, OK 74465
6. John Myers
PSS
3814 Orange CRC ..
Broken Arrow, OK 74011
7. Allegiance Heat~ Care
1140 S. Joplin
Tulsa, OK 74112
Bids were remanded to authorized personnel for evaluation.
] The Clerk presented a draw down request and close out documents for
Cottonwood Community Center, REAP Grant. Deedng made the motion to
approve the draw down in the amount of $5790.00 and to approve the close out
documents. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Heuer, aye; Deering, aye. Motion
carried.
The Clerk represented minutas of May 14 and June 11. Deering made the
motion to approve the minutes. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser, aye;
Deering, aye. Motion carried.
Arthur reported Bob Harper is retidng from Brawley Engineering. Board
expressed appreciation to Mr. Harper for the professional service in the past.
Deering made the motion to adjourn. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Hesser,
aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carried.
The Payne County Board of Commissioners met in a Regular Meeting, Fri-
day, June 29, 2001. Notice of the meeting was made by posting an agenda in
accordance with the Open Meeting Law. The following were present: Gloria
Hesser, Chairman; Jim Arthur, Vk:e-Chairman; Bill Deerieg, Member, Shard
Schleffer, County Clerk.
The Chairman called the meeting to order at 9:00 a.m. The meeting was
opened with Prayer and Flag Salute.
The Clerk presented Utility perm - SW Be, - 1" line inslailed by
trenching; 40" W of SE/c Sec 1-18N-1E. Arthur made the motion to approve
the utility permit. Deedng seconded. Arthur, aye; Heaser, aye; Deering, aye.
Motion carried.
The Clerk presented evaluaUon of Bid 2001-84. The Health Department
recommends Stillwater Private Secudty Systems, which was the low bid.
Arthur made the motion to approve the recommendation. Deedng secor~ed.
Arthur, aye; I-lesser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
Arthur made the motion to table Daft Equipment Contract for Reclaimer.
Deering seconded. Arthur, aye; Heaser, aye; Deering, aye. Motion carried.
The Chairman presented road name request:
County, 42nd Street. 34-19N-5E, no mainterumce
Trail End, 34-19N-SE, no maintenance
Arthur made the motion to approve the road name, without maintenance.
Deedng seconded. Arthur, aye; ~, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carded.
The Chairman presented the Beaver Control and Abatement Program
Reimbursement. Arthur made the rno6on to submit for reimbursement of US
Wildlife contract expemms in the amount of $2400.00. Deertng seconded.
Arthur, aye; I-lese~r, aye; Deering, aye. Motton carded.
The Chairman submitted Coopera0ve Agreement between Payna County
and Anita L. Wade to Diminish Ero~on and SlitatJon of right-of-way. The
project is located in Distdct #1, Underwood Road, See 20-T19N-RBE.
Doering made the motion to approve the Agreement as presented. Arthur
seconded. Arthur, aye; He=mr, aye; Deedng, aye. Motion carried.
The Chairman presented Resolutions for Sales Tax Projects:
Resolution #2001.43
44th ~rwt (U8177 to Bm~ Creek Reed)
Sing Chip =rid S=a
WHEREAS, Payne County ~ a County Sak~ Tax with 53 percent
nated to be used for c=mit,q improvemer on county roade, end
Payna County Diatrtct 3 has ~ as a prtority project 2 mtles of 44 Street,
east from US177 to Brush Creek Road for single chip and seal surfacing, and
WHEREAS, this road is a major colleotor, bus route, mail route, and has a high
traffic count. NOW THEREFORE BE IT R~LVED that Payne County au-
thorizes use of an estimated $35,000 of said sales tax funds for the project
dascdbed above. Presented and approved this 29th day of June 2001.
Re~dut~ # 2001-44
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WHEREAII, Payne County plumed • County Sales Tax with 53 percent des-
to pe for cap4ud nOn,yemen= on county roeds, end WlilI=..RF.AS,
Payne County Dletdct 3 has chosen as e pdodty project 2 miles of 56 Street,
east from US17 to Brush Creek Road for ~ chip and seal surfacing, and
WHEREA~, this road is a major collector, bus route, mall route, and has a
high traffic count. NOW THEREFORE lie IT REIIOLVED that Payne County
authorizes use of an estimated S35,000 of ~ astas tax funds for the project
described above. Presented and approved this 29th day of June 2001.
Arthur made the moOo~ to approve the Resoluttons. Deedng seconded.
Arthur, aye; Hasser, aye; Deedng, aye. MoUon carded.
The Clerk presented the minutas of June18. Deering made the motion to :
approve the minutes. Arthur seconded. Arthur, aye; Heaser, aye; Deedng,
aye. Motion carried.
The Clerk presented Notice of Claim from Mr. lloyd Clinton for damages to
a gas line in the amount of $282.40. The Notice was forwarded to the
Insurance Company.
The following purchase orders were approved: ~.
Approved 06/'29/01 to 06/29/01 ...FY 2000-2001
GENERAL FUND
War# Issued To: Amount Reason Issued:
3642 OKLA. NOTARY SERVICE 72.50 SERVICES
3643 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 1488.00 SERVICES
3644 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 313.26 SERVICES
3645 WEST GROUP 27.00 SERVICES
3646 WEST GROUP 148.00 SUPPLIES
3647 MEDIA,SOFT, INC. 2234.76 SUPPUES
3648 HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 65.00 SERVICES
364g HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 25.00 REPAIRS ~'
3850 ONE HOUR MOTO PHOTO 5.04 SUPPLIES
• 3651 CITYOF STILl.WATER 120.50 UTILITIES i
3652LAKE TEXOMA RESORT 40.00RESERVATIONS .
3653OSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SRV 814.75 PAYROLL i
3654MORRIS, JAMES BRETT 733.13 REIMBURSEMENT
3655ANDERSON, NATHAN G. 567.18 REIMBURSEMENT i
3656AMERICAN PLANT PRODUCTS AND 133.00 SUPPLIES
3657TIGER DRUG 39.60SUPPUES
3658B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 41.22 SUPPLIES
3659COWBOY COPY 25.25 SUPPUES
3660B & C BUSINESS PRODUCTS 23.75 SUPPLIES
3661AMERICAN PLANT PRODUCTS AND 195.36 SUPPLIES
3662OSU COOPERATIVE EXTENSION SRV 367.21 PAYROLL
3663MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY 31.90 SUPPLIES
3664MERRIFIELD OFFICE SUPPLY 19.50 SUPPLIES
3665FENTON OFFICE MART 12.25 SUPPLIES
3666CONNECTING POINT COMPUTER 82.28 REPAIRS
3667TERRA,SCAN, INC. 17025.00 SOFTWARE
3668TERRASCAN, INC. 17025.00 SOFTWARE
3669HYPERNET SOLUTIONS, INC. 9200.00 SUPPLIES
3670PERKINS JOURNAL 25~.60 SERVICES
3671WESTERN MECHANICAL, INC. 143.25 SUPPLIES
3672BUNNEY ELECTRIC CO., INC. 694.40 SERVICES
3673 CITY OF STILLWATER
3674 ENIX, JIM
3675 HARP, SAM
3676JESTER, WILLIAM L.
3677JESTER, WILLIAM L
3678MCKNIGHT, GRACE H.
3679RYAN, MARETA
3680WATSON, ADDLE BELLE
3681SCRIBNER, SILUEA.
3682HOFFMEYER, ~HIRLIEY
3683STILLWATER NEWSPRESS
240.57 UTILITIES
100.00 REIMBURSEMENT
200.00 REIMBURSEMENT
200.00 REIMBURSEMENT
13.80 REIMBURSEMENT
7.59 REIMBURSEMENT
21.39 REIMBURSEMENT
31.05 REIMBURSEMENT
31.05 REIMBURSEMENT
6.21 REIMBURSEMENT
36.20 PUBLICATIONS
3684 B & C BUSINESS PROOUCTS 1395.00 SUPPLIES
3685 SILVER STAR ON, INC 14140.05 SUPPLIES
3686 MAY DRUG STORES, INC. 27.42 SUPPLIES
3887 WALMART COMMUNITY BRC 95.g3 SUPPUES
3688 ATWOOD'S FAI M PLAN 34.50 SUPPLIES
ATWOOO'S FARM PLAN 315.00 =q=lJES
36g0 SOUTHWESTERN BELL TELEPHONE 48.01 SERVICES
3691 INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE 3.08 SERVICES, HIGHWAY
2118 KE A d.T, INC. 3066.72 SUPPLIES
2119 FECHNER PUMP & SUPPLY 303.87 SUPPLIES
See Commissioners pg. 10
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