Public Record: Dec. 5, 2016
-Court News-
November 15
Judge Doug Thomson
Stephanie A. Harkrider, Maryville – Driving while intoxicated, alcohol – Two days county jail
November 28
Judge Roger Prokes
Mason D. Vette, Oregon – Probation violation, Deliver, attempt to deliver, possess, deposit, conceal controlled substance at correctional facility, city/county jail, or private jail – Probation revoked and original sentence ordered to be served, five years Department of Corrections
Cynthia K. Hayes, Maryville – Incest – Three years Department of Corrections
Wesley A. Peve, Mary-ville – Burglary, second degree – suspended imposition of sentence, five years supervised probation
Heather J. Corbin, Tarkio – Probation violation, Keeping or maintaining a public nuisance, Endangering the welfare of a child – Failure to appear, warrant issued
Michael E. Sanders, Independence – Distribute or deliver not more than 5 grams marijuana – Four years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction, 120 days shock incarceration
Kyle Thompson, Macks Creek – Assault, attempted assault LE, CO, EP, highway worker, utility worker or P&P other than deadly weapon or dangerous instrument, physical injury – Suspended imposition of sentence, five years supervised probation, 120 days post conviction treatment; Resist or interfere with arrest, detention or stop – 60 days county jail
Lisa A. Estrada, Sedalia – Distribute, deliver, manufacture, produce or attempt to or possess with intent to Distribute, deliver, manufacture, produce a controlled substance – Five years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction, 120 days shock incarceration
Bruce E. Woodward, Maryville – Unlawful use of weapon, while intoxicated, unloaded – 180 days, Suspended execution of sentence, two years supervised probation
-Commission Minutes-
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Wednesday, Nov. 30. In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, North District Commissioner Robert Westfall, South District Commissioner Robert Stiens, and Deputy County Clerk Lorraine O’Donnell.
Business before the governing board included:
· A meeting with Sally Tatro of A.J. Gallagher Benefit Services with regard to the 2017 county employee dental plan. The commission chose Delta Dental as the county’s dental insurance provider in an agreement that locks in premiums for two years.
· A meeting with Jackie Spainhower, executive director of the Northwest Missouri Regional Council of Governments, with regard to proposed recommendations for transportation infrastructure improvements in Nodaway County to be carried out by the Missouri Department of Transportation.
Once formulated, the recommendations will be forwarded to MoDOT for possible inclusion in the department’s Statewide Transportation Improvement Program plan for the years 2018-2022.
The proposed work applies only to numbered highways and lettered blacktops, not gravel and dirt roads maintained by the county’s 15 townships.
· A meeting with Maryville City Manager Greg McDanel and municipal Finance Director Denise Town, who told the commission that a portion of the county’s half-cent gravel sales tax is considered an “economic activity” levy and must be used to help the city pay off Tax Increment Financing debt related to development of the Hy-Vee retail center on South Main Street in Maryville.
The gravel tax produces just under $1 million a year, about $30,000 of which will now go for TIF debt service beginning Jan. 1.
· A communication with Dan Barnett of Terracon with regard to core sample results for road No. 457 in Jackson Township.
· A discussion with sheriff-elect Randy Strong and Scott Wedlock, who is to work for Strong as a management-level deputy, regarding the 2017 Sheriff’s Office and jail budget.