Town of Lindley Board Meeting - November
Board Members: Harold Semple-Town Supervisor
Paul Stermer-Councilman
Ammon Titus-Councilman
Gerry Simcoe-Councilman
Paul Mortzheim-Councilman
David Edmister-Dog Control Officer
David Fuller-Code Enforcement Officer
Dick Johnson-Highway Superintendent
Approximately 16 people attending:
Harold Semple, Town Supervisor, called the meeting to order at 7 p.m.
Harold Semple turned the meeting over to the Public Hearing at 7:05 p.m, which adjourned at 7:45 p.m. and returned to the Regular Meeting.
Approval of Minutes: Minutes read from 10/12/04.
Paul Stermer made a motion to accept minutes as read.
Seconded by Gerry. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-yes (adopted).
Code Enforcement Report: Dave has sent certified letters to Heffner and Wilson, with no luck, so now he will have the sheriff's department deliver tickets.
Harold suggested Dave work with Caton on this matter.
Alvin Schoonover: Try to have both cases in front of the same judge.
Brad Drake: What does a ticket do?
Dave said the fine is so much a week until it's paid or the place is cleaned up.
Mary Lentzen (Chairman of Planning Board): Bob Brown will be in to set a public hearing concerning his parking lot.
Greenshingles will have strippers on Wednesday nights, this is allowed as it is a form of entertainment. Mary checked with (town lawyer) Kent Woloson and he said the Greenshingles is with in its legal rights with their liquor contracts.
Questions and Comments from Audience:
Dick Pierce: Old Route 15 (which is Indian Hills Road) needs a Town of Lindley sign.
Jim Lundgren: Talked to Harold and the Town Board members concerning the matter of the payroll checks. Matter is settled and the elected officials will work together as a team.
Alvin Schoonover: Asked about the abandon house on River Road, people moved out, still listed as a resident. If the house is abandoned, they must board up the windows, plus keep up around the house. Wilson will be receiving three tickets.
Other business:
Dick must come up with the Highway agreement before the beginning of the new year. Dick presented the Town Board with a Road Work Report from October 12 thru November 8, 2004.
Harold told the Town Board that the annual retirment is going to be paid this year (2004), if you pay before the first of the year you save money.
Harold told Dick and the Town Board that the Chips Account is overdrawn by $8465.00. Harold ask for a motion to transfer the money.
Ammon made the motion to transfer the $8465.00. Seconded by Paul Stermer. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-no (adopted).
Also need to make a transfer to the election account.
Paul Mortzheim made the motion to transfer $915.00. Seconded by Gerry Simcoe. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-yes (adopted).
Also need to make a transfer to garage account to cover Hager Engineering, the Salt Shed plans.
Gerry Simcoe made the motion to transfer the amount of $3500.00. Seconded by Paul Mortzheim. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.- yes (adopted).
Harold is going to put money in Code Enforcer's contractual, as his computer bit the dust. Will do the transfer when Dave gets the new computer.
Have received a complaint on burning garbage on Presho School Road. Paul Mortzheim suggested they call Linda Smith (Health Officer).
Fran Woodring asked in the farming area-where could a person shoot a gun. State Law says you must be 500 feet from a resident.
Motion to pay bills.
Motion to adjourn.
Diana L. Hill
Lindley Town Clerk
1:30 p.m.
Paul Stermer-Councilman
Ammon Titus-Councilman
Gerry Simcoe-Councilman
Paul Mortzheim-Councilman
David Edmister-Dog Control Officer
David Fuller-Code Enforcement Officer
Dick Johnson-Highway Superintendent
Approximately 16 people attending:
Harold Semple, Town Supervisor, called the meeting to order at 7 p.m.
Harold Semple turned the meeting over to the Public Hearing at 7:05 p.m, which adjourned at 7:45 p.m. and returned to the Regular Meeting.
Approval of Minutes: Minutes read from 10/12/04.
Paul Stermer made a motion to accept minutes as read.
Seconded by Gerry. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-yes (adopted).
Code Enforcement Report: Dave has sent certified letters to Heffner and Wilson, with no luck, so now he will have the sheriff's department deliver tickets.
Harold suggested Dave work with Caton on this matter.
Alvin Schoonover: Try to have both cases in front of the same judge.
Brad Drake: What does a ticket do?
Dave said the fine is so much a week until it's paid or the place is cleaned up.
Mary Lentzen (Chairman of Planning Board): Bob Brown will be in to set a public hearing concerning his parking lot.
Greenshingles will have strippers on Wednesday nights, this is allowed as it is a form of entertainment. Mary checked with (town lawyer) Kent Woloson and he said the Greenshingles is with in its legal rights with their liquor contracts.
Questions and Comments from Audience:
Dick Pierce: Old Route 15 (which is Indian Hills Road) needs a Town of Lindley sign.
Jim Lundgren: Talked to Harold and the Town Board members concerning the matter of the payroll checks. Matter is settled and the elected officials will work together as a team.
Alvin Schoonover: Asked about the abandon house on River Road, people moved out, still listed as a resident. If the house is abandoned, they must board up the windows, plus keep up around the house. Wilson will be receiving three tickets.
Other business:
Dick must come up with the Highway agreement before the beginning of the new year. Dick presented the Town Board with a Road Work Report from October 12 thru November 8, 2004.
Harold told the Town Board that the annual retirment is going to be paid this year (2004), if you pay before the first of the year you save money.
Harold told Dick and the Town Board that the Chips Account is overdrawn by $8465.00. Harold ask for a motion to transfer the money.
Ammon made the motion to transfer the $8465.00. Seconded by Paul Stermer. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-no (adopted).
Also need to make a transfer to the election account.
Paul Mortzheim made the motion to transfer $915.00. Seconded by Gerry Simcoe. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.-yes (adopted).
Also need to make a transfer to garage account to cover Hager Engineering, the Salt Shed plans.
Gerry Simcoe made the motion to transfer the amount of $3500.00. Seconded by Paul Mortzheim. Ammon-yes, Paul S.-yes, Gerry-yes, Paul M.- yes (adopted).
Harold is going to put money in Code Enforcer's contractual, as his computer bit the dust. Will do the transfer when Dave gets the new computer.
Have received a complaint on burning garbage on Presho School Road. Paul Mortzheim suggested they call Linda Smith (Health Officer).
Fran Woodring asked in the farming area-where could a person shoot a gun. State Law says you must be 500 feet from a resident.
Motion to pay bills.
Motion to adjourn.
Diana L. Hill
Lindley Town Clerk
1:30 p.m.
posted by sallyann | 4:45 PM
3 Comments:
Is it time we aggressively boycott Green Shingles? Who in the Town of Lindley needs strippers? Will the silent majority rally to end this "entertainment"?
I MYSELF AM AGAINST THE TOWN OF LINDLEY (GREEN SHINGLES) HAVING STRIPPERS.THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE A TOWN OF MORALITY.THERE WILL ALSO BE A TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF TRAFFIC AS WELL AS TRUCKERS(ONCE THEY FIND OUT).WITH THE ACCIDENTS THAT ARE ON 15 THIS WILL NOT HELP MATTERS.I CAN SEE THIS IN A CITY BUT NOT IN A LITTLE TOWN,TAKE IT SOMEWHERE ELSE.WHO KNOWS, SOMETHING LIKE THIS COULD ALSO BRING OUT THE PERVERTS.I HOPE SOMETHING CAN BE DONE I FOR ONE WILL BE THERE IF A BOYCOTT COMES ABOUT.
Didn't the town make this kind of stuff illegal a couple of years ago?
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