Public Record: May 21, 2015
-Land Transfers-
May 19, 2015
Timothy P. Thompson to Timothy P. Thompson Revocable Trust – Lot 3 Hersh’s First Addition Maryville
Skidmore Masonic Cemetery to City of Skidmore – Original Deed Book 107 Page 386
David Wayne Cruth to Donnie and Shirley Martin – Lots 9, 10, 11 & 12 Block 4 Smith’s Addition Clearmont
Lawrence B. Lager, Jr. and Patricia A. Lager to Lawrence B. Jr. and Patricia A. Lager Revocable Inter Vivos Trust – See record
Roger and Stacy Bundridge to Roger and Stacy Bundridge Revocable Living Trust – See record
Scott Blanchard to Ryan and Shelbey Henry – Lot 11 & 10’ E Side Lot 12 Block 2 OT Elmo
May 20, 2015
Joseph W. Baumli to Roseann M. Baumli Trust – See record
-Court News-
May 18
Judge Roger Prokes
Scott E. Putnam, Pickering, Probation violation, 120 days jail, suspended execution of sentence, two years probation; Harassment, 120 days jail, suspended execution of sentence, 10 days jail
Laura M. Price, Mary-ville, Probation violation, Burglary, Probation continued with one year extension
Dillon Jacob Sturm, Maryville, Probation violation, Burglary; Property damage, Probation continued with one year extension
Latrisha M. Hamilton, Trenton, Possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less of marijuana, Failure to appear, warrant issued
Carl T. Herndon, Forest City, Driving while intoxicated, alcohol, chronic offender, Five years Department of Corrections
Bronson E. Vestal, St. Joseph, Tampering with motor vehicle; Possession of controlled substance except 35 grams or less marijuana, Seven years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction, 120 days shock incarceration
Zachary B. Thomas, Maryville, Possession of up to 35 grams marijuana, 17 days county jail
Bettina Russell-Baker, Hazard, Kentucky, Fraudulently attempting to obtain controlled substance, Four years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction, 120 days shock incarceration
Richard Michael Parham, Maryville, Probation violation, Domestic assault, Probation revoked, three years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction; Driving while intoxicated, persistent offender, Two years Department of Corrections with court retaining jurisdiction
May 19
Judge Douglas Thomson
Dalton J. Cormeny, Corning, Iowa, Domestic assault, two days county jail
-Commission Minutes-
The Nodaway County Commission met in regular session Friday, May 15. 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:
· A meeting with Polk Township officials with regard to planning and zoning. Attending in addition to the commissioners were Eric Couts, Blake Degase, John Schenkel, Mike Barmann and Robert Rice.
Topics discussed included funding to enforce ordinance violations, enforcement authority, ordinance violations, options to eliminate zoning, planning and zoning board members and meeting attendance requirements, changes to current ordinances, status of the presiding commissioner as a member of the board and a county setback ordinance
· A bid opening by Collector/Treasurer Marilyn Jenkins for county banking services. Jenkins was to review the bids before making a recommendation to the commission.
· Granting permission to the Fair Board for the purchase and installation of baby changing stations in two restrooms at the County Administration Center.
· A discussion with Chris Rader of the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service with regard to proposed stream bank stabilization projects at bridge sites in various parts of the county.
A total of 10 projects have been proposed at a projected cost of $739,090 with two additional projects pending. At this time, $400,000 is available through a USDA grant requiring a 25 percent local in-kind match.
The Commission approved the following projects: bridge No. 173 in Hopkins Township, bridge No. 251 in Union Township and bridge No. 383 in Polk Township.
· Approval of a quote from Brett McLain of Northwest Audio Visual for a projection screen and security cameras at the County Administration Center. Cost is $1,879 for the projection screen and $2,615 for the cameras.