LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING – January 4 ...

present to discuss the benefits of being a Coordinator with the Forest Service and other FederalAgencies. Weisenberg stated this is something the Board needs to research further and go forwardwith the process to become a Coordinator. Moved-Seconded (Weisenberg-Ewing) to appoint DaveHeck, Bill Coburn, John Frederickson, Bob Ewing, Amber Vogt, Jim Nelson, Rob Mattox andBruce Outka to the Custom, Culture, and Economic Plan Committee. Motion Carried.SPEARFISH CANYON: Jim Nelson, Spearfish Canyon Owners Assn presented a packet ofhistory on the request for mining withdrawal in Spearfish Canyon. Nelson asked the Commission toconsider a letter of support for mining withdrawal in Spearfish Canyon. The Board will review theinformation received and discuss at a later date.PLANNING & ZONINGAmber Vogt, Planning & Zoning Administration, updated the board on Planning & Zoning matters.ORDINANCE #11-01 / NEW REGULATIONS FOR TEMPORARY SECONDRESIDENCES: Second Reading was held on the proposed Ordinance #11-01 New Regulationsfor Temporary Second Residences. The Board discussed the proposed Ordinance #11-01. Sleepexpressed concerns on the acreage requirements. Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Weisenberg) to tablethe proposed Ordinance #11-01 to allow additional time to review the proposed ordinance. MotionCarried.ANNUAL REVIEW / CUP #357 ELSOM VETERINARY CLINIC: An annual review wasconducted for Conditional Use Permit #357 for Dr. David Elsom for a Crematorium.PUBLIC HEARING PROCESS / WHARF RESOURCES: Amber Vogt reviewed the processand timeline for the Wharf Resources Expansion. The Board discussed tentative dates for on-siteand public hearings. Moved-Seconded (Ewing-Weisenberg) to request that the State has all publichearings in Lawrence County and authorize the Chairman to sign the letter of request. MotionCarried.BILLS: Moved-Seconded (Weisenberg-Ewing) to approve payment of the following payroll andvouchers listed below for expenditures for insurance, professional services, publications, rentals,supplies, repairs, maintenance, travel, conference fees, utilities, furniture and equipment drawn onthe proper funds and various departments. Motion Carried.Payroll: Comm-$6,474.87; Aud-$7,691.83; Treas-$10,127.50; Comp-$7,651.84; States Atty-$11,523.07; Pub Def-$9,664.54; Gen Govt Bldg-$7,178.76; Equal-$13,945.62; Rod-$7,929.66;Vso-$1,175.74; Disp-$12,264.33; Sher-$35,413.52; Jail-$20,614.03; Coroner-$323.08; Fire-$4.198.24; Emerg Mgnt-$3,448.14; E911-$1,657.40; Highway-$37,641.76; Air-$1,303.87; MhServ-$82.00; Ext-$1,208.88; Weed-$2,652.98; Pz-$4,504.17; Bills: Ewing,Robert-$148.00;Johnson,Daryl-$111.00; Ryan,Steven-$89.25; Thomson, Paul-$62.00; Whitcher,Eric-$351.50; A&BBusiness Equip-$1,035.35; A&B Welding Supply-$74.51; A&J Supply-$105.60; A-Z Shredding-$33.25; Aaa Collections-$125.00; Abc Business Supply-$252.21; Active Data Systems-$4,785.00;