Public Record: May 18, 2015
-Court News-
May 12
Judge Douglas Thomson
Terry W. Gillispie, Ravenwood, Operate a motor vehicle in a careless and imprudent manner, leaving scene of motor vehicle accident, $500 fine
Tyuan M. Moore, Independence, Driving while revoked; Fail to display plates on motor vehicle, trailer, Failure to appear, warrant issued
Matthew L. Morgan, Ravenwood, Driving while revoked/suspended; Failure to maintain financial responsibility, Two days county jail
Dominique C. Nehl, St. Joseph, Theft/stealing (Value of property or service is less than $500), 80 hours community service and two years supervised probation
Richard M. Parham, Maryville, Theft/stealing (Value of property or service is less than $500), Trespass; Resisting/Interfering with arrest, detention or stop, 10 days county jail
Jude A. Pinzino, Maryville, Domestic assault, third degree, Suspended imposition of 180 day sentence, two years supervised probation, 30 days county jail
Charles J. Stagner, St. Joseph, Receiving stolen property, Failure to appear, warrant issued
Andre L. Johnson, Maryville, Theft/stealing (Value of property or service is less than $500), Failure to appear, warrant issued
-Commission Minutes-
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Wednesday, May 13. In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, North District Commissioner Robert Westfall, South District Commissioner Robert Stiens and County Clerk Beth Walker.
Business before the board included :
· Receipt of April taxes from the Missouri Department of Revenue. Sales tax revenue totaled $130,367, which is $32,721 less than in April 2014. Use tax totaled $23,338, which is $7,358 more than in April 2014. The road and bridge special sales tax for gravel generated $64,791.
· One-year renewal of a contract with Voice Products Inc. for a voice recording system used by the the Sheriff’s Department.
· Approval of a three-year agreement with Gallagher Benefit Services Inc. for consulting services with regard to employee health care coverage.
· Inspection of a portion of road No. 457 in Jackson Township in connection with proposed repairs.
· Approval of a letter in support of a Mo-Kan Regional Council application for a USDA Rural Business Development Grant that would be used to evaluate and prepare young people for the workforce.
· A discussion with Darby Logan of the Missouri Department of Transportation with regard to the status of federal off-system bridge projects scheduled for this year. Logan said project delays are the result of environmental and right-of-way issues.
· A discussion with Greater Maryville Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Jordyn Swalley, who requested electrical and restroom access for the chamber’s Downtown Sounds summer entertainment series.