Public Record: April 24, 2017
-Municipal Court-
April 18
Roger Kennedy, Parnell, Defective equipment, $300
Robert Carnahan, Maryville, No headlights when required, $225; Disorderly conduct, $500;
Lindsey Mayer, Mary-ville, Minor visibly intoxicated/BAC .02 or more, $200; Disorderly conduct, $100
Kristen Dyer, Pattonsburg, Defective equipment, $250
Seth Dewald, Maryville, Disorderly conduct, $500; Minor visibly intoxicated/BAC .02 or more, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
Connor Delk, Blue Springs, Possess marijuana, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation; Possess drug paraphernalia, $500
Spencer Smith, Kimballton, Iowa, Defective equipment, $350
Clint Lawyer, Mary-ville, Operate motor vehicle in careless and reckless manner, $100
Samuel Stanton, Bolckow, Failed to drive on right half of roadway when road way was of sufficient width; Operate vehicle without financial responsibility; Failed to stop at stop sign at stop line before crosswalk, point nearest intersection; Failure to appear. Failure to appear, warrant issued
Joseph Knapp, Kansas City, Disorderly conduct, $300
Nicholas Minear, St. Joseph, Trespass; Failure to appear. Failure to appear, warrant issued
Eli Henderson, Independence, Misc. ordinance violation, $100
David Hendrix, Mary-ville, Stealing, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
Steven Swarts, Mary-ville, Expired plates, $75
Thomas Burton, Hardin, Defective equipment, $188.50
John Spire, Parnell, Speeding, 11-15 mph over, $42
Chase Ahlers, Omaha, Littering, $200; Minor visibly intoxicated/BAC .02 or more, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
Ashley Oviatt, Omaha, Misc. ordinance violation; Failure to appear. Failure to appear, warrant issued
Joseph McClurg, Mary-ville, Disorderly conduct, $500; Minor visibly intoxicated/BAC .02 or more, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
Leanna Mazzeffe, Maryville, Disorderly conduct, $200; Minor visibly intoxicated/BAC .02 or more, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
Chandler Marriott, Maryville, Failed to stop at stop sign at stop line before crosswalk, point nearest intersection; Operate vehicle without maintaining financial responsibility; Failure to appear. Failure to appear, warrant issued
Kevin Bradshaw, Mary-ville, Misc. peace disturbance, $213.50
Brent Roberts, Hopkins, Failed to register vehicle, $50
Christopher Staughn, Maryville, Animal cruelty, Suspended imposition of sentence, probation
-Commission Minutes-
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Wednesday, April 19. In attendance were Presiding Commissioner Bill Walker, North District Commissioner Chris Burns, South District Commissioner Robert Stiens and Deputy County Clerk Lorraine O’Donnell.
Business before the commission included:
• A request from Jackie Spainhower of the Northwest Regional Council of Governments for a list of recurring drainage tube and bridge problems that may be eligible for Community Development Block Grant funding. Spainhower also received county approval for a memorandum of agreement with regard to a Federal Emergency Management Agency hazard mitigation plan, funding for which will include a local $8,000 in-kind match to be included in next year’s budget.
• A bid opening for bridge construction projects in Hughes and Atchison townships. Oden Enterprises was the apparent low bidder. A contract has yet to be awarded.
• Approval of permit compliance certifications for stream bank stabilization projects along Honey Creek in Jackson Township and Clear Creek in Atchison Township.
• The annual commission-hosted luncheon for township officials was held. About 60 people attended. Jerry Baker of University of Missouri Extension was the guest speaker.
• A meeting with Emergency Management Director Christy Forney who told the commission that she has received a $5,000 grant from the Cooper Nuclear Station near Brownville, Nebraska, that will be used to purchase a portable generator.
• The re-appointment of Jeanette Schieber and the appointment of Catherine Law to the Senate Bill 40 board. Schieber’s term expires April 12, 2020. Law was appointed to fill the unexpired term of Robert Lager, which expires April 12, 2019. The board is charged with allocating tax revenues earmarked for services benefitting people with cognitive and developmental disabilities.