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Notice of Public Meeting<br />
Monday, Sept. <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2012</strong><br />
*<strong>AMENDED</strong> AGENDA<br />
I. Call Meeting to Order at 1:00 p.m.<br />
II. Establish a Quorum ~ Roll Call<br />
III. Adopt Agenda / Properly Noticed<br />
IV. Approve Minutes: August 20, <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Finance</strong> Committee Meeting<br />
V. Communications<br />
VI. Public Comment<br />
VII. Old Business<br />
VIII. New Business (Review / Action)<br />
A. * Transfer of Funds - Capital Improvements Maintenance Outlay<br />
B. * Transfer of Funds – Former Highway Shop Roofing Expenditure - Resolution<br />
C. Proposed 2013 Budget – Interim <strong>County</strong> Administrator / <strong>County</strong> <strong>Finance</strong> Director<br />
<strong>Finance</strong> Committee review / recommendation to send to Oversight Committees for their<br />
review / recommendation prior to October 5, <strong>2012</strong>)<br />
D. Review & Recommendation re: <strong>Finance</strong> Oversight Department Budgets:<br />
Treasurer’s Department<br />
<strong>Finance</strong> Department<br />
IX. Matters to be Placed on a Future Agenda or Referred to a Committee, Official, or<br />
Employee.<br />
X. Vouchers, Claims and Bills<br />
XI. Next Meeting Date: Tuesday, October 9, <strong>2012</strong> – Final Review of Budget – Recommend to<br />
<strong>County</strong> Board<br />
XII. Adjourn<br />
FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />
Oversight for <strong>Finance</strong> Department and <strong>County</strong> Treasurer<br />
Deviation from the order shown may occur.<br />
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<strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Government Center<br />
Chambers Room, 1st floor<br />
421 Nebraska Street, Sturgeon Bay, WI<br />
Members of the <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Board of Supervisors and/or its sub-units may be in attendance at this meeting to listen and gather information. Notice is hereby given<br />
that the above meeting may constitute a meeting of the <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Board of Supervisors or one of its sub-units. However no official action will be taken except by the<br />
<strong>Finance</strong> Committee.<br />
In compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, any person needing assistance to participate in this meeting, should contact the Office of the <strong>County</strong> Clerk at<br />
(920)746 2200. Notification 72 hours prior to a meeting will enable the <strong>County</strong> to make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility to that meeting.<br />
*Amended Agenda Posted September 7, <strong>2012</strong> L. Holtz
MINUTES<br />
Monday, August 20, <strong>2012</strong><br />
I. Meeting was called to order at 1:00 p.m. by Chairman David Lienau/<br />
II. Establish a Quorum - Members present: David Lienau, Dan Austad, Charles Brann, Ken Fisher, Kathy Schultz, and Leo<br />
Zipperer. Joel Gunnlaugsson arrived at 1:04 p.m.<br />
Others present: <strong>Finance</strong> Director Shirley Scalish, Corporation Counsel Grant Thomas, Treasurer Jay Zahn, Supervisors Susan<br />
Kohout and Richard Virlee, Mike Konecny of Shenck, SC, Assistant <strong>Finance</strong> Director Mark Janiak, Accountant Steve<br />
Wipperfurth, Laddie Chapman, and Admin. Assistant Lori Holtz.<br />
III. Adopt Agenda / Property Noticed:<br />
Motion by Fisher, seconded by Austad, to adopt the <strong>agenda</strong>. Motion carried.<br />
IV. Approve Minutes of July 16, <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Finance</strong> Committee Meeting.<br />
Motion by Zipperer, seconded by Brann, to approve the minutes of the July 16, <strong>2012</strong> <strong>Finance</strong> Committee Meeting. Motion<br />
carried.<br />
V. Communications - None.<br />
VI. Public Comment - None.<br />
VII. Old Business – None.<br />
VIII. Treasurer’s Monthly Report – July <strong>2012</strong><br />
July 2011 July <strong>2012</strong><br />
DELINQUENT TAXES $1,082,129.23 64% of levy $938,289.60 57% of levy<br />
DELINQUENT SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS $54,289.51 $111,7<strong>09</strong>.76<br />
DELINQUENT COLLECTION (Month) $69,705.82 $41,084.25<br />
DELINQUENT SPECIALS (Month) $465.73 -0-<br />
Interest Collected $26,629.70 $24,537.60<br />
Penalty Collected $13,369.90 $12,334.34<br />
DELINQUENT PARCELS 821 (5)(219)(551) 861 (<strong>10</strong>)(283)(568)<br />
CURRENT YEAR COLLECTIONS $11,390,831.56 $12,254,566.65<br />
SALES TAX COLLECTIONS $304,872.84 May/July $253,695.21 May/July<br />
Year to Date $1,362,<strong>10</strong>6.86 November/May $1,343,586.18 November/May<br />
New Payment Agreement: Delia Bennon, $375/month.<br />
FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />
Oversight for <strong>Finance</strong> Department and <strong>County</strong> Treasurer<br />
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<strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Government Center<br />
Chambers Room, 1st floor<br />
421 Nebraska Street, Sturgeon Bay, WI<br />
IX. <strong>Finance</strong> Director Department Update:<br />
Investment Report<br />
Mark Janiak provided an update. There is a temporary bubble with the property tax collections that have been coming in.<br />
He said they are still working with American Deposit Management Company.<br />
Checking Account Summary<br />
The accounts are about at the upper range of what they’ve been; still they typically stay in a normal range.<br />
Comparison of Sales Tax Revenues<br />
Scalish explained that the chart gives a visual of where we are right now. Revenues are down a little compared to the same<br />
time period last year. The sales revenue being recorded in July are for the month of May – 2 month lage.<br />
Unassigned Fund balance & Contingency Fund Status<br />
The Unassigned Fund Balance is $1,377,429 over the 15% for <strong>2012</strong>.<br />
Once the transfer request for $<strong>10</strong>,200 for EMS is approved, the balance of the general Contingency expense will be<br />
$198,821. The balance of the Payroll Contingency is $525,750.<br />
Health Insurance & Workers Comp<br />
The Health Benefits fund balance is a deficit of $342,248, compared to a deficit of $204,198 last year. We need to make<br />
sure we preserve the reserve.<br />
The Workers Compensation Fund has a balance of $332,000. Revenues are coming in to offset the premium.<br />
<strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Enrollment Report – July <strong>2012</strong> – FYI<br />
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X. New Business (Review / Action)<br />
A. 2011 Audit Presentation – External Auditors, Schenck Business Solutions – 1:30 p.m.<br />
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Mike Konecny of Schenck SC, reviewed the Management Communications for the Audit for the year ended December 31,<br />
2011. The Management Letter provides a Summary of Financial Information, Comments and Observations.<br />
Konecny said the management letter lists their responsibilities in the audit. He said the found no significant differences or<br />
discrepancies, and there were no disagreements with management.<br />
Konecny reviewed the following<br />
Page 11 –Summary Financial Information. Comparing 12/31/11 to 12/31/<strong>10</strong>. There was a bout a two million dollar<br />
increase in the total General Fund, due to both unspent expenditures and about 900,000 transferred from Social<br />
Services and Community Programs. He said <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> is in very good shape.<br />
Konecny reviewed the Special Revenue Funds and Debt Service Funds, which went down 18 million due to 2005<br />
crossover refunding which came into effect in 2011 and took the place of the 2002A debt which was then retired.<br />
Page 13 – Comparative Analysis of Health and Dental Self-Insurance Fund—the Medical Benefits Fund had a<br />
positive net income prior to the transfer out of $600,000 to the General Fund.<br />
Page 14 – Summary of <strong>County</strong> Roads and Bridges Special Revenue Fund<br />
Page 15 – Highway Cost Pool Operations. Konecny said their recommendation is to have someone outside the<br />
department come in to do an inventory / valuation for the Pit and Quarry operations.<br />
Page 16 – Social Services Fund had a good year with $712,319 excess revenues over expenditures.<br />
Page 17 – Community Programs Fund …. Also had Excess revenues of $225,4<strong>09</strong> back to the General Fund.<br />
Page 18 – Comments and Observations. Changes to Government Auditing Standards.<br />
Page 19 – Controls over Highway Department Inventory Valuation – Konecny continued to say that if there was a<br />
math error in the 20<strong>10</strong> physical inventory that created the negative $205,000 adjustment in 2011, then there should<br />
have been a big positive adjustment to inventory at year end 20<strong>10</strong>. The two years of adjustment to the inventory<br />
should have offset each other. When asked by a committee member what would be the resolve, Konecny again<br />
stated that he would suggest that <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> have a third party conduct an initial year-end inventory valuation<br />
and have the third party assist in the documentation and implementation of the procedures. All of course would<br />
depend upon the cost of this service.<br />
Konecny reviewed the Financial Statements and Statement of Activities. The largest net expenditures are for Public Safety,<br />
followed by Human Services. He summarized by stating that door <strong>County</strong> is in great shape.<br />
B. Sale of Tax Delinquent Real Estate<br />
Bid Opening / Consideration / Award<br />
Sealed bids were opened before the Committee by Treasurer Jay Zahn as follows:<br />
002-02-06292841F (<strong>10</strong>.47 Acres, Town of Baileys Harbor)<br />
1) Gerald Rex (3593 Fairview Road, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $<strong>10</strong>0<br />
2) Jay & Katherine Virlee (2064 Ridges Road, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $20,050<br />
3) Mark Warecki, (7<strong>09</strong>4 All Creatures Lane, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $28,200<br />
4) Patrick Goss (2144 N. Lincoln Park West, Unit 14A, Chicago IL 60062) $18,199<br />
5) Brooke Tanck (3946 Clarks Lake Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $16,069<br />
6) Wallace & Debra Duquaine (6173 Bluff Ledge Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $18,502.40<br />
7) David Brandewie (Sunflower Development Corporation) $28,000<br />
8) Dustan & Stacy Fett (E1664 Canyon Creek Lane, Luxemburg WI 54217) $9,980<br />
002-02-06292841G (9.98 Acres, Town of Baileys Harbor)<br />
1) Jay & Kathleen Virlee (2064 Ridges Road, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $30,050<br />
2) Mark Warecki (7<strong>09</strong>4 All Creatures Lane, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $58,200<br />
3) Brooke Tanck (3946 Clarks Lake Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $2,501<br />
4) Wallace & Debra Duquaine (6173 Bluff Ledge Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $15,737.50<br />
5) David Brandewie (Sunflower Development Corporation) $40,000<br />
6) Dustan & Stacy Fett (E1664 Canyon Creek Lane, Luxemburg WI 54217) $20,940<br />
Combined Bid Submitted for 002-02-06292841F & 002-02-06292841G<br />
1) Crystal Potos (4805 W Forest Hill Avenue, Franklin WI 53132) $3,000<br />
2) David Atwell (8936 Sletto Road, Mount Horeb WI 53572) $45,000<br />
3) David Schleicher (3483 Clark Lake Ct, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $200<br />
4) Carol Coltman (7251 Highway 57, Baileys Harbor WI 54202) $20,000<br />
5) Kevin Gilbert (3324 Mathey Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $22,500<br />
Motion by Gunnlaugsson, seconded by Brann, to accept the bids as conforming. Motion carried.<br />
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Motion by Austad, seconded by Fisher, to award the bids for $28,200 for 002-02-06292841F & $58,200 for 002-02-<br />
06292841G, to Mark Warecki. Motion carried unanimously.<br />
016-00-34292713Z2 (.92 Acre property, Town of Jacksonport)<br />
1) Christopher & Lorelei Kunkel (14195 Beechwood Trail, New Berlin WI 53151) $220<br />
2) David Schleicher (3483 Clark Lake Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $<strong>10</strong>0<br />
3) Peter Propsom (N14407 Highway 169, Saxon WI 54559) $300<br />
4) Wallace & Debra Duquaine (6173 Bluff Ledge Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $175<br />
Motion by Brann, seconded by Fisher, to accept the bids as conforming. Motion carried.<br />
Motion by Gunnlaugsson, seconded by Schultz, to award the bid of $300 from Peter Propsom for 016-00-34292713Z2<br />
(.92 Acre property, Town of Jacksonport). Motion carried unanimously.<br />
022-52-0126 (Long Beach Plat Lot, Sevastopol)<br />
1) Laddie Chapman (4<strong>10</strong>2 Glidden Drive, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $500<br />
2) Christopher Wagner 303 Woodview Place, Manchester MI 48158) $300<br />
3) Terence Fox (528 N 7th Street, Manitowoc WI 54220) $1,500<br />
022-52-0432 (Long Beach Plat Lot, Sevastopol)<br />
1) Christopher Wagner (303 Woodview Place, Manchester MI 48158) $500<br />
2) Terence Fox (528 N 7 th Street, Manitowoc WI 54220) $500<br />
022-52-0126 & 022-52-0432 (Long Beach Plat Lots, Sevastopol) Combined Bids<br />
1) Eric Ellison (1269 Terminal Rd, Grafton WI) $5,500<br />
2) Wallace & Debra Duquaine (6173 Bluff Ledge Rd, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $4,875<br />
Motion by Gunnlaugsson, seconded by Brann, to accept the bids as conforming. Motion carried.<br />
Motion by Lienau, seconded by Fisher, to award the bid for 022-52-0126 & 022-52-0432 (Long Beach Plat Lots,<br />
Sevastopol), Combined Bids, to Eric Ellison, for $5,500.00. Motion carried unanimously.<br />
026-00-14262312B & 026-00-14262312C (Namur properties, Union)<br />
1) Larry Heard (1663 Dead End Road, Brussels, WI 52404) $200<br />
2) Wallace & Debra Duquaine (6173 Bluff Ledge Road, Sturgeon Bay WI 54235) $500<br />
Motion by Schultz, seconded by Gunnlaugsson, to accept the bids as conforming. Motion carried.<br />
Motion by Brann, seconded by Schultz, to award the bid for 026-00-14262312B & 026-00-14262312C (Namur<br />
properties, Union), to Wallace and Debra Duquaine for $500.00. Motion carried unanimously.<br />
No Bids Received for:<br />
018-03-07322923E (7.25 acre wooded property, Liberty Grove)<br />
020-07-0042 (Hidden Harbor Unit, Nasewaupee)<br />
281-46-<strong>10</strong>006600 (Lot 66 Sawyer Subdivision, City of Sturgeon Bay)<br />
281-46-<strong>10</strong>006500 (Lot 65 Sawyer Subdivision, City of Sturgeon Bay)<br />
(Will be re-advertised with no minimum bid)<br />
Zahn said he plans to offer the above properties again, without the minimum, in October.<br />
C. <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Homebuyer Assistance Program – FYI<br />
The memo from Sam Perlman, Economic Development Manager at DCEDC, provided a report to the Committee on recent<br />
assistance provided through the Revolving Loan Fund from the Community Development Block Grant-funded <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
Housing Assistance Program.<br />
D. 2013 Budget - Discussion and Recommended Course of Action, if Any<br />
Grant Thomas and Shirley Scalish will be meeting with all Department Heads from Wednesday through Friday this week to<br />
go over their 2013 budgets.<br />
XI. Matters to be Placed on a Future Agenda or Referred to a Committee, Official, or Employee.<br />
The C.I.P. will be on the August 28, <strong>2012</strong> <strong>County</strong> Board <strong>agenda</strong>.<br />
XII. Vouchers, Claims and Bills<br />
Motion by Fisher, seconded by Brann, to approve the bills. Motion carried.<br />
XIII. Next Meeting Date: Monday, September <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2012</strong>, at 1:00 p.m. (Chambers)<br />
XIV. Adjourn: Motion by Fisher, seconded by Zipperer, to adjourn. Motion carried. Time: 2:39 p.m. Recorded by Administrative<br />
Assistant, Lori Holtz.<br />
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ROLL CALL<br />
Board Members<br />
AUSTAD<br />
BRANN<br />
ENGLEBERT<br />
ENIGL<br />
FEUERSTEIN<br />
FISHER<br />
FONTAINE<br />
GUNNLAUGSSON<br />
HAINES<br />
KOHOUT<br />
LIENAU<br />
MEYER<br />
MOELLER<br />
MULLIKEN<br />
NEINAS<br />
O’CONNOR<br />
RUNQUIST<br />
SCHULTZ<br />
VIRLEE<br />
WIEGAND<br />
ZIPPERER<br />
BOARD ACTION<br />
Aye Nay Exc.<br />
Vote Required: Two Thirds of Entire Membership<br />
Motion to Approve Adopted<br />
1st Defeated<br />
2 nd<br />
Yes: No: Exc:<br />
Reviewed by:<br />
Reviewed by:<br />
, Corp. Counsel<br />
, Administrator<br />
FISCAL IMPACT: The fiscal impact is<br />
a decrease of $59,974 to the Unassigned<br />
Fund Balance for the payment of the former<br />
Highway Shop roofing project. Currently the<br />
adoption of this resolution would bring the<br />
fund balance percentage to 17.46197%.<br />
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Certification:<br />
I, Jill M. Lau, Clerk of <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong>, hereby<br />
certify that the above is a true and correct copy<br />
of a resolution that was adopted on the 27th<br />
day of September , <strong>2012</strong> by the <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
Board of Supervisors.<br />
Jill M. Lau<br />
<strong>County</strong> Clerk, <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong><br />
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Resolution No. <strong>2012</strong>-___<br />
FORMER HIGHWAY SHOP ROOFING PROJECT –<br />
TRANSFER OF NON-BUDGETED FUNDS<br />
TO THE DOOR COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS:<br />
WHEREAS, In accordance with Section 65.90(5)(a) Wisconsin Statutes<br />
and Rules of Order #19 the amounts of the various appropriations and the<br />
purposes for such appropriations stated in a budget may not be changed<br />
unless authorized by a vote of two-thirds of the entire membership of the<br />
<strong>County</strong> Board of Supervisors; and<br />
WHEREAS, The <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Property Committee, at its May <strong>10</strong>, <strong>2012</strong>,<br />
regular meeting, authorized the Maintenance Department to seek competitive<br />
bids to install a new roof membrane on areas 1 and 2 at the former Highway<br />
Shop. Bids were evaluated and the contract was let (for the sum of $59,974,<br />
to Schaus Roofing) by the Property Committee at its July 19, <strong>2012</strong>, meeting,<br />
and the project was authorized to proceed; and<br />
WHEREAS, The project was completed, on time and within budget, and<br />
funds are now needed to make payment for the work completed; and<br />
WHEREAS, The <strong>Finance</strong> Committee is recommending that the $59,974<br />
be transferred from Unassigned Fund Balance as per the Use of Unassigned<br />
Fund Balance policy adopted on 5/22/12, <strong>County</strong> Board Resolution <strong>2012</strong>-52.<br />
The transfer should be to the Capital Improvements Program (CIP)Fund<br />
401.51.7190.69901.00037 which is the paying fund for this roofing project.<br />
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Board<br />
of Supervisors does hereby approve the transfer of $59,974 from the <strong>Door</strong><br />
<strong>County</strong> Unassigned Fund Balance account <strong>10</strong>0.33<strong>10</strong>1 to account<br />
401.51.7190.69901.00037 in the CIP Fund which is the paying fund for this<br />
roofing project.<br />
SUBMITTED BY: FINANCE COMMITTEE<br />
David Lienau, Chairman Joel Gunnlaugsson<br />
Daniel Austad Kathy Schultz<br />
Charles Brann Leo Zipperer<br />
Kenneth Fisher
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Vendor # Date Paid Vendor Name Description Amount<br />
32770 08/16/12 Town of Baileys Harbor 2011 Tax Settlement 363,583.83<br />
32820 08/16/12 Town of Brussels 2011 Tax Settlement 47,552.43<br />
32870 08/16/12 Town of Clay Banks 2011 Tax Settlement 35,415.37<br />
32920 08/16/12 Town of Egg Harbor 2011 Tax Settlement 130,665.45<br />
32970 08/16/12 Town of Forestville 2011 Tax Settlement 61,354.08<br />
33020 08/16/12 Town of Gardner 2011 Tax Settlement 118,545.94<br />
1371 08/16/12 Town of Gibraltar 2011 Tax Settlement 377,819.37<br />
33120 08/16/12 Town of Jacksonport 2011 Tax Settlement <strong>10</strong>7,878.06<br />
33170 08/16/12 Town of Liberty Grove 2011 Tax Settlement 528,703.49<br />
33270 08/16/12 Town of Nasewaupee 2011 Tax Settlement 165,553.19<br />
33370 08/16/12 Town of Sevastopol 2011 Tax Settlement 187,456.84<br />
33420 08/16/12 Town of Sturgeon Bay 2011 Tax Settlement 44,013.85<br />
33470 08/16/12 Town of Union 2011 Tax Settlement 43,866.45<br />
33570 08/16/12 Town of Washington 2011 Tax Settlement 336,844.49<br />
35020 08/16/12 Village of Egg Harbor 2011 Tax Settlement 298,459.<strong>09</strong><br />
35070 08/16/12 Village of Ephraim 2011 Tax Settlement 305,288.89<br />
35120 08/16/12 Village of Forestville 2011 Tax Settlement 14,857.18<br />
35170 08/16/12 Village of Sister Bay 2011 Tax Settlement 548,922.29<br />
36275 08/16/12 Washington Island Schools 2011 Tax Settlement 381,698.44<br />
2720 08/16/12 City of Sturgeon Bay 2011 Tax Settlement 2,397,497.50<br />
12070 08/16/12 Gibraltar Schools 2011 Tax Settlement 3,072,272.60<br />
8360 08/16/12 NWTC Green Bay 2011 Tax Settlement 3,612,053.96<br />
28571 08/16/12 Sevastopol Schools 2011 Tax Settlement 2,173,119.05<br />
29870 08/16/12 Southern <strong>Door</strong> Schools 2011 Tax Settlement 2,951,423.75<br />
31670 08/16/12 Sturgeon Bay Schools 2011 Tax Settlement 2,677,691.56<br />
9279 08/17/12 Cintas Document Imaging Paper shredding 243.35<br />
36270 08/17/12 Washington Island Ferry Ferry charges 312.00<br />
9323 08/24/12 C David Bakken Over pmt of taxes 25.18<br />
17625 08/24/12 Ceridian Monthly fees 1,358.84<br />
<strong>10</strong>741 08/24/12 <strong>Door</strong> <strong>County</strong> Deputy Sheriff Assoc Union dues 1,767.00<br />
2607 08/24/12 FedEx Ceridian paychecks 46.26<br />
5238 08/24/12 Great West Deferred Comp 11,395.20<br />
33620 08/24/12 Local 1658 Union dues 4,878.50<br />
18683 08/24/12 Mark Miller Over pmt of taxes 49.42<br />
21372 08/24/12 Nationwide Deferred Comp 12,996.43<br />
502 08/24/12 United Way Employee contributions 95.00<br />
9279 08/27/12 Cintas Document Imaging Paper shredding 208.99<br />
15069 08/27/12 Staples Treasurer's office supplies 133.36<br />
15069 08/27/12 Staples <strong>Finance</strong> office supplies 91.38<br />
15761 08/28/12 Boston Mutual August premiums 1,047.51<br />
15<strong>09</strong>2 08/28/12 Peninsula Title Company Attainable housing <strong>10</strong>,000.00<br />
12085 08/28/12 Sequoia Consulting 2011 indirect costs 5,959.00<br />
7983 <strong>09</strong>/05/12 Dept of Commerce Admn 1/2 prncpl/interest pmt 1,789.46<br />
18773 <strong>09</strong>/05/12 Douglas Larson Over pmt of taxes 11.97<br />
18663 <strong>09</strong>/05/12 James Maltman Over pmt of taxes 167.37<br />
Date<br />
David Lienau, Chairman<br />
<strong>Finance</strong> Committee<br />
PRE-PAID VOUCHER LISTING - FINANCE COMMITTEE - SEPTEMBER, <strong>2012</strong><br />
Total Pre-Paid Vouchers 21,035,113.37<br />
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