
~ Minutes ~
POTTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING
June 3, 2010
The regular meeting of the Potter County Commissioners was called to order at
11:05 a.m., Thursday, June 3, 2010 in the Commissioners Conference Room. Present: Commissioners Doug Morley, Paul Heimel and Susan Kefover, Chief Clerk Todd Brown, Recording Secretary Lucinda Weakland, guest Anne Nelson and members of the media Brent Addleman and Gerri Miller.
Commissioner Doug Morley, present; Commissioner Susan Kefover, present; Commissioner Paul Heimel, present; Chief Clerk Todd Brown, present; Recording Secretary Lucinda Weakland, present.
There was none.
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve as presented. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
· AGREEMENT – Between Potter County and the Pennsylvania Department of Administration, Office of Public Safety Radio Services for a license to utilize 911 towers for a period of 20 years.
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
· AGREEMENT – Between Potter County and Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company, Inc. for annual Preventive Maintenance Service for generators located in the jail and Gunzburger Building at a cost of $745.00 and $850.00 respectively.
Commissioner Heimel made a motion to approve. Commissioner Kefover seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover , yes.
· Retroactive – Sue Weber, Barbara Busch (PCHS) – Protective Services Network, May 27, 2010, Brookville, Pa. Request for meals and mileage expenses. There was no registration fee.
Purpose: Mandatory Protective Service Network Meeting to discuss PS requirements and updates
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
· Sherry Hoffman (PCHS)- Joint Committee Meeting, July 7, 2010, Harrisburg, Pa. Request for meals, mileage and lodging ($114.33) expenses. There is no registration fee.
Purpose: Joint committee meeting to improve supports and services to older individuals with mental retardation. Annual face-to-face required meeting.
· Crystal Thomas (PCHS) – Recertification for Gambling Competency and CAC, June 14, 2010, Harrisburg, Pa. Request for meals, mileage and registration fee ($200.00) expenses.
Purpose: For recertification for gambling competency and certified addictions counselor
· Deanna Dow, Sherry Ianson (DRO) – CIS Training with the Department of Public Welfare, June 4, 2010, Emporium, Pa. Request for meals and mileage expenses only.
Purpose: Learn how to use the DPW computerized system
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
· EXTENSION OF TEMPORARY EMERGENCY HIRE – District Attorney Andy Watson requests an extension of the temporary hiring of Part-Time Secretary/Clerk Jackie Yoder as part-time Victim Witness Coordinator at 12.5 hours per week until September 1, 2010.
Commissioner Morley stated that the union has approved this extension.
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
· TEMPORARY INCREASE IN HOURS - District Justice Delores Bristol requests approval for a 35 hour work week for Part-Time Secretary/Clerk Kimberly Kio for the week of July 26 through July 30 while office personnel attend training on the new magisterial district judge system.
Commissioner Morley stated that the union has approved the temporary increase in hours.
Commissioner Heimel made a motion to approve. Commissioner Kefover seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover , yes.
· RESIGNATION – Housekeeper Sandra Schoonover has submitted her letter of resignation effective June 30, 2010.
Chief Clerk Todd Brown noted that Ms. Schoonover has been a county employee for 30 years.
Commissioner Kefover moved to accept. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
The Chief Clerk recommends approval of these applications.
Commissioner Heimel made a motion to approve. Commissioner Kefover seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover , yes.
Commissioner Heimel noted that there would be no meeting of the Natural Gas Task Force in June. The next meeting will be on July 13 at 7:00 p.m. He stated that the subject of the next meeting will be drilling activities on state forest land.
Commissioner Kefover reported that the commissioners held a press conference on
June 2nd to highlight the extensive amount of paperwork imposed on the county by state regulations. She also noted that funding for the state Human Services Development Fund has been cut from $41 million to $29 million representing a 29% reduction since 2008.
| PAYROLL CHECKS - Check #'s 3306-3319 | $5,561.13 |
| PAYROLL AUTOMATIC DEPOSITS | $48,380.06 |
| PAYROLL CHRISTMAS CLUB DEPOSITS | $1,895.00 |
| PAYROLL TAX TRANSFERS(EFTPS) | $19,138.82 |
| STATE TAX WITHHOLDINGS (ETIDES) | $2,475.11 |
| PASCDU | $232.44 |
| ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECKS - Check #’s 34970-35130 - 06/03 | $132,395.42 |
| Benefits Transfer | $1,512.71 |
| Total Checks Written | $211,590.69 |
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
Potter County Courthouse
| Fund # | Fund Description | Check #'s | Voided Check #'s | Voided Check Amt | Total | |
| 10 | Payroll Checks | 80778 - 80819 | 80762-80777 | $0.00 | $27,552.36 | |
| 10 | Payroll - Direct Deposit | 9005365 - 9005432 | | | $52,977.00 | |
| 10 | General Fund - Accounts Payable | 98706 - 98991 | 98866-98876 | $881.00 | $157,864.29 | |
| 10 | General Fund - A/P Manual Checks | 99025,906041056-906041060 | | | $112,726.73 | |
| 11 | Local Emergency Planning - Manual | 1628 - 1633 | | | $523.57 | |
| 12 | 911 Wired | 3485 - 3497 | $13,255.89 | |||
| 16 | 911 Wireless | 1541 - 1546 | | | $7,875.78 | |
| 18 | Automation Fund (Civil) | 98992 | $327.42 | |||
| 28 | Domestic Relations IV-D | 635 | $270.00 | |||
| 34 | V.O.J.O. | 98993 | $13.95 | |||
| 35 | Victim Services/RASA | 98994 - 98995 | $432.55 | |||
| 36 | Citizens Corp. | 98996 | $87.27 | |||
| 38 | Divorce Fund | 98997 | $1,428.27 | ||
Commissioner Heimel made a motion to approve. Commissioner Kefover seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover , yes.
Potter County Courthouse – Special Run – 5/25/10
| Fund # | Fund Description | Check #'s | Total | Notes |
| 10 | General Fund | 98705 | $11,295.00 | US Postal Service-Ebensburg, Sale Notices |
Commissioner Kefover moved to approve. Commissioner Heimel seconded. Roll call: Commissioner Morley, yes; Commissioner Heimel, yes; Commissioner Kefover, yes.
Tax Claim Director Todd Brown noted that this cost will be recovered through the collection of delinquent 2008 taxes.
Commissioner Heimel made a motion to approve. Commissioner Kefover seconded. The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 a.m.
Prepared by Lucinda Weakland
~ AGENDA ~
POTTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING
June 17, 2010
· COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT – Between Potter, Elk, Cameron and McKean counties and the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED), Accessible Housing Program for an application to obtain housing rehabilitation grant monies. This funding will be administered by the Elk
· GRANT AGREEMENT – Between Potter County and the Pennsylvania Emergency Management Agency (PEMA) for FY2010 Emergency Management Performance Grant funding in the amount of $95,776.00.
· COOPERATION AGREEMENT – Between Potter County Board of Commissioners and the Potter County Redevelopment Authority (PCRA) to designate PCRA as the authority to act on the County’s behalf in the administration of the Small Communities Program.
· LEASE AGREEMENT – Between Potter County and Dan Bollhorst for the use of a van on an “as needed” basis for the Trailblazer Summer Youth program at a rate of $.60 per mile and a damage deposit of $200.00.
· PCHS CONTRACTS
AGING 2009/10 2010/11
Pauline Goochee
Community Health Nurse
Per Hour $25.00 No Change
Per Mile $0.55 $0.50
Nutrition, Inc./
Senior Food Service Provider
Per congregate and home delivered meal $4.98 $5.09
Emergency Meal (Blizzard Box) $2.85 $2.91
Nutrition, Inc./
Lease Agreement (Yearly $11,532.00)
Monthly $961.00 No Change
PC Human Services, Coordinated Services
Transportation – one way trips $2.10/mile No Change
Automated Security Alert, Inc.
Personal Emergency Response Systems/
Medication Dispensers
PERS Monthly Rental Fee $29.50 No Change
Medication Dispenser Monthly Fee $40.00 No Change
Dorothy E. Taylor
Regional Ombudsman Coordinator
Services rendered for fiscal year $53,000 No Change
Reimbursement per mile $0.505 No Change
LIFT
Home Modification Broker for PDA Waiver Program No cost
PCHS Coordinated Services Dept.
PDA Waiver Program
Paid with
MENTAL HEALTH
Deb Hamilton
Jennifer Kibbe
Joseph Sherry
Steve Symans
Jack Goga
Natalie Stenhach
Jennifer Morrison
Act 143 Designee Agreement services
provided during daytime No Charge
POTTERCOUNTY HUMAN SERVICES
Maintenance Agreement for fax machines,
Printers, typewriters
Per machine, plus parts, supplies $49 No Change
Maintenance Agreement for Copiers
Per copy, per machine $.01 No Change
CHILDREN
Trailblazers
Laborers $7.25/hr. No Change
Up to 37.5 hrs. week
Kandice Drake
Trailblazer Assistant Supervisor N/A $10/hr.
Up to 40 hrs. week
Harborcreek
Residential Treatment for Dep./Del. Youth
Most programs are RTF’s paid for by
Managed Care
Conway House $378.00 No Change
Wagner House $314.15 No Change
Columbus House $314.15 No Change
Sr. Mary $314.15 No Change
West 26th Street $314.15 No Change
DRUG AND ALCOHOL
Richard A. Long dba Del-Rich Holdings
Lease for 279 Rte 6 West ($7,080.00/yr) $590.00/mo. n/a
1200 sq. ft. in southeast office
5/11/10 to 6/30/15
· Debbie Lincoln (PCHS) – Early Childhood Positive Behavior Support, July 13-14, 2010, Harrisburg, Pa. Request for meals, mileage and lodging ($166.13) expenses. There is no registration fee.
Purpose: Required training on mandatory requirement of regulation dealing with behavior.
· Todd Brown (Chief Clerk) – CCAP Annual Conference, August 8-11, 2010, State College, Pa. Request for meals, mileage, lodging ($252.00) and registration fee ($350.00) expenses.
Purpose: Annual conference
· Sherry Hoffman (PCHS) – PDA Quarterly Review & P4A Membership Meeting, July 27-28, 2010, Gettysburg, Pa. Request for meals, mileage, lodging ($294.30) and registration fee ($50.00) expenses.
Purpose: Required quarterly meetings with PDA and P4A for updates and information
· REQUEST FOR PART-TIME EMERGENCY TEMPORARY HIRES – Due to extensive building maintenance repair and rehabilitation work needed at the Jail, Maple View complex and Human Services building, Building and Grounds Supervisor Dave Knowles requests permission to hire John Dailey, David Kurtz and Christopher Ianson as emergency temporary part-time employees to assist with general maintenance work at an hourly rate of $7.25.
The effective date is June 14, 2010 and their employment will not exceed 90 days, with a work week not to exceed 34 hours.
· REQUEST FOR EXTRA HOURS – District Justice Delores Bristol requests the addition of 13.5 hours to the schedule of Part Time Secretary/Clerk Kimberly Kio for the week of July 5 – 9, 2010 to cover vacation time.
| PAYROLL CHECKS - Check #'s 3320-3326 | $5,320.81 |
| PAYROLL AUTOMATIC DEPOSITS | $47,812.84 |
| PAYROLL CHRISTMAS CLUB DEPOSITS | $1,895.00 |
| PAYROLL TAX TRANSFERS(EFTPS) | $18,941.38 |
| STATE TAX WITHHOLDINGS (ETIDES) | $2,446.17 |
| PASCDU | $232.44 |
| ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECKS - Check #’s 35131-35300 - 06/17 | $123,046.83 |
| ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CHECKS – Check # 35301 - 06/18 | $2,767.44 |
| BENEFITS TRANSFER | $1,749.76 |
| Total Checks Written | $204,212.67 |
Potter County Courthouse
| Fund # | Fund Description | Check #'s | Voided Check #'s | Voided Check Amt | Total | |
| 10 | Payroll Checks | 80820 - 80870 | | | $28,327.86 | |
| 10 | Payroll - Direct Deposit | 9005433 - 9005503 | | | $50,106.84 | |
| 10 | General Fund - Accounts Payable | 98998 - 99102 | 98113 | $2,101.57 | $212,716.54 | |
| 10 | General Fund - A/P Manual Checks | 906181061 - 906181065 | | | $109,727.11 | |
| 11 | Local Emergency Planning - Manual | 1634 - 1638 | | | $1,254.45 | |
| 12 | 911 Wired | 3498 - 3506 | $3,120.63 | |||
| 16 | 911 Wireless | 1547 - 1550 | | | $9,223.30 | |
| 17 | Saulter Preserve | 99103 | $20.93 | |||
| 18 | Automation Fund (Civil) | 99104 | $5,909.50 | |||
| 28 | Domestic Relations IV-D | 636 | $270.00 | |||
| 34 | V.O.J.O. | 99105 | $10.43 | |||
| 35 | Victim Services/RASA | 99106 - 99107 | $80.69 | |||
| 62 | DEP Stormwater | 99108 - 99109 | $45,048.48 | ||
Prepared by Lucinda Weakland