November 15, 2016 Le Mars, Iowa

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1 November 15, 2016 Le Mars, Iowa The Plymouth County Board of Supervisors met in the Boardroom on November 15, 2016 at 8:30 a.m. All members were present. All votes following are aye unless otherwise indicated. Board Chairman Henrich called the meeting to order and the Pledge of Allegiance was recited. Motion by Kass, seconded by Meis, to amend the agenda for November 15, 2016 to include the approval of The Hole N The Wall Liquor license. Motion Anderson, seconded by Kass, to approve the amended agenda for the November 15, 2016 meeting. Motion by Anderson, seconded by Loutsch, to approve the minutes of the November 1, 2016 meeting. There was no meeting November 8, Motion by Anderson, seconded by Loutsch, to approve the claims issued November 15, 2016 and payroll issued on November 4, 2016 and November 15, Motion by Kass, seconded by Meis, to approve the Hole-In-The-Wall liquor license for one year effective November 15, The Canvass the 2016 General Election was presented as follows: For the office of President/Vice President of the United States there were thirteen thousand one hundred and ninety (13,190) votes cast as follows: Donald J. Trump/Michael R. Pence received nine thousand six hundred and eighty (9,680) votes; Hillary Clinton/Tim Kaine received two thousand eight hundred and eighty-five (2,885) votes; Darrell L. Castle/Scott N. Bradley received thirty-three (33) votes; Jill Stein/Ajamu Baraka received fifty-two (52) votes; Dan R. Vacek/Mark G. Elworth received five (5) votes; Gary Johnson/Bill Weld received three hundred and forty-three (343) votes; Lynn Kahn/Jay Stolba received fourteen (14) votes; Gloria La Riva/Dennis J. Banks received three (3) votes; Rocky Roque De La Fuente/Michael Steinberg received one (1) vote; Evan McMullin/Nathan Johnson received seventytwo (72) votes; scattering received one hundred and two (102) votes. For the office of U.S. Senator there were twelve thousand nine hundred and seventy (12,970) votes cast as follows: Charles E. Grassley received ten thousand three hundred and thirty-eight (10,338) votes; Patty Judge received two thousand three hundred (2,300) votes; Charles Aldrich received two hundred and thirty-four (234) votes; Jim Hennager received seventy-five (75) votes; Michael Luick-Thrams received twenty (20) votes; scattering received three (3) votes. For the office of U.S. House of Representatives District 4 there were twelve thousand eight hundred (12,800) votes cast as follows: Steve King received nine thousand two hundred and seven (9,207) votes; Kim Weaver received three thousand five hundred and seventy-five (3,575) votes, scattering received eighteen (18) votes. For the office of State Senator District 2 there were three hundred and sixty (360) votes were cast as follows: Randy Feenstra received three hundred and fifty-eight (358) votes; scattering received two (2) votes. For the office of State Representative District 3 there were four hundred and twenty-seven (427) votes cast as follows: Dan Huseman received three hundred and fifty-six (356) votes; Mason McCoy received seventy-one (71) votes For the office of State Representative District 5 there were twelve thousand one hundred and twenty-four (12,124) votes cast as follows: Chuck Holz received nine thousand four hundred and five (9,405) votes; Patrick E. Ritz received two thousand seven hundred and thirteen (2,713) votes; scattering received six (6) votes. For the office of County Supervisor, District 2 there were ten thousand five hundred and seventy votes cast as follows: Mark R. Loutsch received ten thousand five hundred and eleven (10,511) votes; scattering received fifty-nine (59) votes. We therefore declare Mark. R. Loutsch duly elected for the office of County Supervisor, District 2 for the term of 4 years.

2 For the office of County Supervisor, District 5 there were ten thousand three hundred and seventy-three (10,373) votes cast as follows: Gary Horton received ten thousand three hundred and twenty-six (10,326) votes; scattering received forty-seven (47) votes. We therefore declare Gary Horton duly elected for the office of County Supervisor, District 5 for the term of 4 years. For the office of County Auditor there were ten thousand five hundred and sixty-nine (10,569) votes cast as follows: Stacey Feldman received ten thousand five hundred and thirty-eight (10,538) votes; scattering received thirty-one (31) votes. We therefore declare Stacey Feldman duly elected for the office of County Auditor for the term of 4 years. For the office of County Sheriff there were eleven thousand one hundred and sixty-nine (11,169) votes cast as follows: Mike Van Otterloo received eleven thousand and fifty (11,050) votes; scattering received one hundred and nineteen (119) votes. We therefore declare Mike Van Otterloo duly elected for the office of County Sheriff for the term of 4 years. For the office of Fredonia Township Trustee there were one hundred sixteen (116) votes cast as follows: Jerry Reuter received one hundred and fourteen (114) votes: scattering received two (2) votes. We therefore declare Jerry Reuter duly elected to the office of Fredonia Township Trustee for the term of 4 years. For the office of Soil & Water District Commission there were seventeen thousand two hundred and fourteen (17,214) votes cast as follows: Joe E. Cain received five thousand three hundred and ninety-five (5,395) votes; Tony Schroeder received six thousand four hundred and thirteen (6,413) votes; Steven Tonsfeldt received five thousand three hundred and forty-six (5,346) votes; scattering received sixty (60) votes. We therefore declare Joe E. Cain, Steven Tonsfeldt, and Tony Schroeder duly elected for the office of Soil & Water District Commission for the term of 4 years. For the office of County Ag Extension Council there were twenty-one thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven (21,877) votes cast as follows: Rebecca Easton received five thousand four hundred and eleven (5,411) votes; Doug Martin received five thousand five hundred and thirty-four (5,534) votes; Alex Popken received five thousand nine hundred and fifteen (5,915) votes; Ronald Rohlena received four thousand nine hundred and fifty-three (4,953) votes; scattering received sixty-four (64) votes. We therefore declare Alex Popken, Doug Martin, Rebecca Easton, Ronald Rohlena duly elected for the office of County Ag Extension Council for the term of 4 years. For the office of Sioux City School Director to Fill Vacancy there were two hundred and eleven (211) votes cast as follows: John Meyers received one hundred and seventy (170) votes; Mi Yuki Nelson received forty (40) votes; scattering received one (1) vote. For the public measure Shall the following justice of the Supreme Court be retained in office? YES NO Brent R. Appel 5,186 2,543 Mark S. Cady 5,240 2,421 Daryl L. Hecht 5,582 2,428 For the public measure Shall the following judge of the Court of Appeals be retained in office? YES NO David R Danilson 5,263 1,883 Richard H. Doyle 5,262 1,849 Amanda Potterfield 5,475 1,822 Gayle Vogel 5,456 1,745 For the public measure Shall the following judge of the District Court 3B be retained in office? YES NO John D. Ackerman 5,875 1,594 Steven Andreasen 5,653 1,682 Jeffrey A. Neary 6,705 1,919 Patrick H. Tott 5,664 1,690 Motion by Loutsch, seconded by Meis, to approve the canvass as presented.

3 Nick Beeck, Plymouth County Conservation Director presented the FY annual report. Motion by Meis, seconded by Kass, to approve tiles permits in Section 30/31 of Meadow Township on 150 th St.; Section 28/33 of Marion Township on C-38; Section 17/20 of Marion Township on C-30; and a permit in Section 33/34 of Union Township on Pioneer Ave. Motion by Kass, seconded by Meis, to approve a pre-construction agreement on IDOT-Hwy 75/C-38. Motion by Meis, seconded by Kass, to approve the hire of Dave Tentinger, an applicant for the bridge crew position. All votes aye; Loutsch-nay. The Board of Supervisors adjourned the meeting at 9:58 am. Stacey Feldman, Plymouth County Auditor Jim Henrich, Chairman

4 Plymouth County Claims to be paid A & M Laundry floor mats Advanced Systems copier contract Noel Ahmann reimbursement Sharyn Ahmann election worker City of Akron SUNDRY Craig Anderson election worker Appliance Repair Center repairs Doris Arndt election worker Kay Augustine election worker Bankers Trust bond prin./interest Carol Beckwith election worker Roye Beene election worker Cole Beitelspacher election worker Linda Beitelspacher election worker Tim Blum election worker Bonnie Blum election worker Maurice Blum election worker Lonnie Bohlke election worker Kay Bohnenkamp election worker Janice Bolte election worker Bomgaars PARTS Judy Brouwer election worker Susan Brown election worker Car-Go Express fuel Carroll Construction Supply BATTERIES Casey's General legal matter CED supplies Cemcast Pipe & Precast CONCRETE PIPE Central Valley Ag Coop supplies & fuel Century Link phone services Cornhusker Int PARTS CP Tech Center registration Crittenton Center Juvenile shelter care Culligan Water r/o system rental CWD supplies Diane Day election worker Dean Foods supplies/milk Des Moines Stamp office supplies Barb Detloff election worker Victoria DeVos reimbursement Diesel Specialties repairs Dirks Hardware Hank PARTS 3.20 DK Tree Removal ROAD CLEARING Document Depot shredding Fareway food/supplies Farmers Coop-Craig fuel Fastenal supplies Stacey Feldman reimbursement Floyd Valley Hospital SAFETY Forestry Suppliers supplies Fort Dodge Asphalt construction project Sharon Frerichs election worker Frericks Repair TIRES & TUBES

5 Frontier phone services Jack Frus election worker Kathy Frus election worker LeMars Truck Stop fuel 5.67 Judy Gates election worker GCC Alliance Concrete PIPE CULVERTS GCR TIRES & TUBES Marlene Gearke election worker Jeff Gengler GROUNDS Kyle Gengler sign labor Shirley Gerling election worker Jolynn Goodchild reimbursement Govconnection supplies Jean Grage election worker Graves Construction construction project Brenda Groon election worker Mary Grosenheider election worker Trish Hanno cleaning services Patty Hansen election worker Hardware Hank supplies Sherri Harms election worker Karen Harrington election worker Jamie Hauser reimbursement Iris Hemmingson election worker Gayle Henrich election worker Jim Henrich election worker Susan Henrich election worker HGM Associates BRIDGES Brent Hobson GROUNDS Hoogeveen Enterprises wash card Hope Haven rent assistance Bob Hughes GROUNDS Beverly Hultquist election worker Hy-Vee supplies ICON AG PARTS Indoff SUPPLIES Iowa DNR well permit fees Iowa Division of Labor Service boiler permit fee Iowa Illinois Safety Council Trudy Seng Iowa Law Enforcement Academy registration Iowa Prison Industries signs, supplies Iowa Workforce Development elevator safety ISAC school registration ISSDA school registration Jack's Uniforms uniforms Barb Johnson election worker J-W Tank Line fuel Kellen Excavation GRANULAR DuRetta Kelly election worker Janet Kennedy election worker Mary Lou Kestner election worker City of Kingsley SUNDRY 7.75 Mary Klopp election worker Kooiker Inc. PIPE CULVERTS Krista Koster mapping

6 Norma Kovarna election worker Gerry Sue Krienert election worker Lampert Lumber LUMBER Joyce Lancaster election worker Carol Lang election worker Joyce Langel election worker Yvonne Law election worker City of Le Mars utilities LeMars Daily Sentinel publications L.G. Everist GRANULAR Nancy Lilly election worker Linda Popken election worker Matheson-Linweld WELDING SUPPLIES Mail Services printing/postage Dick Majeres election worker Judy Majeres election worker Barb Mathews election worker Don Mathews election worker Jo McConnell election worker Barb McKenney election worker Ramona Mehrer election worker John Meis mileage Menards supplies Mercy Business Health nursing contract MidAmerican Energy utilities Midwest Contracting construction project Midwest Wheel PARTS Mike's Inc fuel Deloris Milton election worker MJM Designs clothing Mr Muffler parts/service Connie Mueller election worker NACVSO membership Pam Nemmers election worker Gerry Neuroth election worker Sharon Nieman mileage LaVonne O'Meara election worker O.C. Sanitation recycling/garbage Oden Enterprises construction project Shawn Olson Comm Center Samsung TV One Office Solutions office supplies Overhead Door Co BUILDINGS City of Oyens SUNDRY Cary Penning election worker Jeanine Penning election worker Erica Pepper notary renewal Charlene Peterson election worker Mary Lou Peterson election worker Norma Philips election worker Arlie Pick election worker Ply Co Sheriff fees/transports Ply Co Solid Waste Agency assessment/hauling Ply Co Treasurer flex reimbursement Premier Communications phone/data Presto-X-Co pest control

7 Primebank fee 7.50 Janice Pritchett election worker Northwest REC water heater element Joan Reinking election worker City of Remsen SUNDRY Remsen Bell publications Janice Renken election worker Joan Renken election worker Kathy Renken election worker Rental, Sales & Service rental/service Tina Reuter election worker Ricks' Septic Service BUILDINGS RJ Thomas Mfg. signage Rolling Oil Co. fuel Ron's Radiator Repair PARTS Joann Rowenhorst election worker Dan Ruhland sign labor Sapp Bros. Petroleum fuel Mary Jane Schindel election worker Schmillen Construction TILE & INTAKES-REIMB Schmitz Custom Arms supplies Schorg's Amoco Service fuel Sue Schwartz election worker Simpco housing trust fund Simplex Grinnell elevator safety Sioux Co Sheriff service/mileage Sioux Sales Company supplies Shelly Sitzmann cell phone allowance Linda Smith election worker Valerie Smith election worker Sooland Bobcat Rental supplies Stan Houston Equipment PARTS Luke Steeg SUNDRY Stop Stick Ltd. stop sticks Priscilla Strathman election worker Streicher's supplies Mark D Sturgeon court reporting SupplyWorks supplies Taggart's Power Sports equipment Ten Point Construction PORTLAND CEMENT CONCRETE Mike W. Tentinger election worker The Record publications Wayne Thieman reimbursement Thomson West Group court information service Timmy's Catering Service meeting expenses Alyce Toben election worker Tool Depot PARTS Total Sales service Town & Country Vet Clinic vet services Jessica Trobaugh reimbursement UnityPoint Clinic SAFETY U.S. Cellular cell phone USIC locate service Chelsey Van Roekel mileage/meals Van's Sanitation garbage service

8 Carolyn Vance election worker Jane VanderWell election worker Verizon cell phone Pam VonHagel election worker Wagner Auto supplies Duane Walhof reimbursement Kathy Weiland election worker WesTel trunk lines Wex Bank fuel Williams & Company audit service Maureen Wilson election worker Jacob Wingert dog food Woodbury Co Sheriff service Northwest Iowa YES Juvenile shelter care Ziegler Inc PARTS