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Legals
Thursday
September 11, 2014
Sidney Sun-Telegraph
Online:
www.suntelegraph.com
Legal Notices
L362
NOTICE OF ORGANIZATION
The name of the Company
is The Loading Chute Bar &
Grill, LLC. The address of the
initial designated office is 5876
Road 107, Dalton, Nebraska
69131. The general nature of
the business to be transacted is
any lawful business for limited
liability companies in Nebraska,
including to operate, conduct,
furnish, equip and manage restaurants, grills, taverns or places
of entertainment, and generally
to do and perform everything
necessary for carrying out of
said purposes; and to prepare
and serve all food, beverages,
alcoholic or non-alcoholic, and
other preparations and refreshments of all kinds, and to apply
for, hold, transfer, assign, sell or
otherwise dispose of all licenses
pertinent to the above operations; and to sell, convey, lease,
acquire, use, exchange, mortgage, deed in trust, turn to
account or otherwise deal in
any lawful manner in real and/
or personal property or any
interest therein and to make
and obtain loans on real estate,
improved or unimproved, and
on personal property, giving or
taking evidence of indebtedness and securing the payment
of loans by mortgage, trust
deed, pledge or otherwise and
to enter into contracts to buy
or sell, lease, use or exchange
any property, real or personal.
The Company commenced on
August 28, 2014, and the duration is perpetual. The affairs
of the Company will be conducted in accordance with the
Operating Agreement.
/s/Floyd W. Rummel,
Initial Agent
5876 Road 107
Dalton, Nebraska 69131
Tanya M. Martens, NSBA
#24433
For: Matzke & Mattoon
P.O. Box 316
Sidney, NE 69162
(308) 254-5595
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 4, 11, 18, 2014.]
L390
NOTICE OF MEETING
Greater Nebraska Workforce
Investment Board
The
Greater
Nebraska
Workforce Investment Board has
scheduled a meeting for 12:30
p.m. thru 6:15 p.m. (Central)
on Wednesday, October 1, 2014
and 8:00 a.m. thru 3:00 p.m.
on Thursday, October 2, 2014 at
the Fairfield Inn & Suites; 805
Allen Drive, Grand Island, NE
68803. The proposed agenda
will be available seven (7) working days prior to the meeting
and include items regarding the
transition from WIA to WIOA,
funding, and enrollment numbers. For more information contact the Nebraska Department
of Labor at 402-471-9828. If
auxiliary aids or reasonable
accommodations are needed,
please call Amanda Felton
at 402-471-9828. An Equal
Opportunity Employer/Program
TDD: 800.833.7352
/s/M. L. MARTIN, Chair
Greater Nebraska Workforce
Investment Board
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
L378
Cheyenne County Court House
August 18, 2014
Sidney, Nebraska
The Cheyenne County Board
of Commissioners and Board of
Equalization held an open
and public meeting on
Monday, August 18, 2014 in the
Commissioners Meeting Room,
Cheyenne County Court
House, 1000 10th Avenue,
Sidney, Nebraska. A notice of
this meeting was published
in the Sidney Sun-Telegraph,
aired on KSID Radio, posted
on the bulletin board in the
County Court House and on
L398
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION IN CHEYENNE COUNTY FOR 2014
PROPERTY OWNED & USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL & CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
ID#
170117693
170052362
170051811
170043347
170179702
170071480
170056724
170169987
170042111
170070980
170050726
170050718
170050734
170050696
170029328
170117863
170152324
170108201
170064344
170063259
170086836
170055590
170178242
170023796
170193756
NAME OF ORGANIZATION
AMERICAN LEGION POST #17
AMERICAN LEGION POST #291
AMERICAN LEGION POST #291
AMERICAN LEGION POST #301
CHEYENNE COUNTY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER
CHEYENNE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER
CHEYENNE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER
CREST VIEW SOUTH
DALTON SENIOR CITIZENS
FRANK WELCH LODGE #75
LODGEPOLE DEPOT MUSEUM
LODGEPOLE DEPOT MUSEUM
LODGEPOLE DEPOT MUSEUM
LODGEPOLE DEPOT MUSEUM
MAYOR OF SIDNEY, TRUSTEE (BOY SCOUT CAMP)
MT VERNON COMMUNITY CENTER
POTTER LIONS CLUB
REGION I OFFICE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REGION I OFFICE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REGION I OFFICE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
REGION I OFFICE OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
SIDNEY ELKS LODGE #1894
SIDNEY ELKS LODGE #1894
SUNOL COMMUNITY CENTER
PONY EXPRESS NATIONAL MONUMENT
LOCATION
SIDNEY
POTTER
POTTER
DALTON
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
DALTON
SIDNEY
LODGEPOLE
LODGEPOLE
LODGEPOLE
LODGEPOLE
1R1-L
9R4
9R4
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SUNOL
SIDNEY
TOTAL
# OF PARCELS
1 (BASEMENT)
1
1
1
1 (PORTION)
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
25
PROPERTY OWNED & USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR HOSPITAL PURPOSES WITHOUT PROFIT TO EITHER THE OWNER OR USER
170128210
170074595
170170101
170074242
170123960
170124037
170181464
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
REGIONAL WEST MEDICAL CENTER
(PARKING LOT & HELI PAD)
(HOSPITAL)
(UNIT E MARTIN MEDICAL)
(PARKING)
(SLOAN ESTATES)
SLOAN ESTATES)
(CANCER CENTER)
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
TOTAL
TANGIBLE PERSONAL PROPERTY OWNED & USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR EDUCATIONAL & CHARITABLE PURPOSES W/O PROFIT
170178234 CHEYENNE COMMUNITY CENTER
SIDNEY
170181804 CHEYENNE COMMUNITY CENTER (YOUTH CENTER)
SIDNEY
170176932 CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION (HOSPITAL)
SIDNEY
170176940 CHEYENNE COUNTY HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION (HOME HEALTH CARE)
SIDNEY
170189014 FRANK WELCH LODGE #75
SIDNEY
170121917 FRIENDS 0F CHRISTIAN RADIO
SIDNEY
170133508 REGIONAL WEST MEDICAL CENTER
SIDNEY
170093360 SIDNEY ELKS LODGE #1894
SIDNEY
170178250 SIDNEY ELKS LODGE #1894 (FAIRGROUNDS EQUIPMENT)
IR1
170188916 ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN PRESCHOOL
SIDNEY
TOTAL
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
the Cheyenne County website.
Copies of the agenda were posted on the Court House bulletin
board and on the Cheyenne
County website, transmitted to
each Commissioner and kept
current and available to the public at the County Clerk’s Office.
Chairman Harold G. Winkelman
called the meeting to order at
8:00 A.M., with the following
present:
Steven L. Olson Commissioner
of the First District
Harold
G.
Winkelman
Commissioner of the Second
District
Kenneth
A.
McMillen
Commissioner of the Third
District
Beth E. Fiegenschuh County
Clerk and Clerk to the Board
Chairman
Winkelman
announced a copy of the current Open Meetings Law Act is
posted on
the window immediately
outside of the Commissioners
Meeting Room.
The current agenda was
reviewed. A motion was made
by McMillen, seconded by Olson
to approve the agenda as written. Roll Call: Aye: McMillen,
Winkelman, Olson. Nay: None.
The Minutes of the meeting
held on August 4, 2014 were
reviewed. A motion was made
by McMillen, seconded by Olson
to approve the Minutes as written. Roll Call: Aye:
Winkelman, Olson, McMillen.
Nay: None.
Abbreviations for claims: Ex
(Expenses), Ga (Garnishment),
In (Insurance), Mi (Mileage),
Re (Retirement), Sa (Salaries),
Se (Service), Su (Supplies), Ta
(Tax), Ut (Utilities).
GENERAL FUND
Employee Payroll 82,347.17Sa; Ameritas 5,593.16-Re; AS
Central Finance 34.40-Se;
Aaron Berger 170.24-Ex/Mi;
Beyer Solutions 5,290.00-Su;
Brandt Court Reporting Serv
346.20-Se; Burke & Wilson
599.60-Se; Cabelas Retail Inc
4,019.92-Su; CenturyLink
500.51-Ut;
CenturyLink
60.52-Ut; Charter Commun
292.99-Se; Cheyenne Co Clerk
4,769.42-Ex; Cheyenne Co
Clerk 6,094.81-Ta; Cheyenne Co
Court 650.90-Se; Cheyenne
Co District Court 140.00-Se;
Cheyenne Co Sheriff 1,075.27Se; Cheyenne Co Treasurer
13,215.15-Ex; City of Sidney
5,850.66-Ut; Connecting Point
Scotts Bluff 44.00-Ex; Deborah
Cooley 48.50-Se; Corrisoft
LLC 101.25-Se; Cranmore Pest
Control 45.00-Su; Culligan
346.65-Su; Dash Medical
Gloves 79.80-Su; Karen DeBoer
88.48-Mi; Chanda DeMasters
127.68-Mi/Ex; Douglas Kelly
Ostdiek & Ossian PC 7.50-Se;
DP Electronics 59.99-Ex; E&S
Auto
125.96-Su;
Eakes
Office Plus 446.59-Su; Steven
E
Elmshaeuser
6,375.70Se; Finneys 256.04-Su; Ft
Sidney Inn Motel 225.00-Ex;
Tammie Fortune 182.11-Mi/
Ex; Frenchman Valley Coop
6,600.76-Ex; Galls 173.73Su; Garden Co Sheriffs Office
1,400.00-Se;
Cynthia
Gill
214.70-Mi/Ex;
Hamilton
Telecomm 93.40-Se; Hampton
Inn North Platte 188.00-Ex;
Connie Hancock 106.40-Mi/
Ex; Total Finds by Hasler 300.00Ex; Hazeltechnology 716.00Se;
Hometown
Leasing
249.00-Ex; HorizonWest Inc
307.97-Su; Ideal Linen 15.56Su; Jay
Law Office LLC 2,671.50-Se;
K Lawn 222.00-Su; Knott Lab
LLC 877.50-Se; KRH Car Wash
26.00-Ex; Madelung Law
Office
2,042.50-Se;
Miller
Office Prod 3,878.84-Su; MIPS
687.08Ex/Su; Napa Auto 39.54Su; Nationwide Mgmt Serv Inc
70.00-Ex; NebraskaLand Tire
630.88-Ex;
Northeast
Nebraska Psychological Serv PC
375.00-Se; Orbitcom 1,616.40Ut;
Cheyenne
Co
Attorney
208.81-Ex; Pittam Body Shop
933.57-Se; Stephen Powell
30.00-Ex;
Quill 55.99-Su; Randys Auto
Care 149.95-Se; Reynolds Korth
Samuelson PC LLO
4,656.34-Se; RK Electric
760.57-Se; Roods Tire Center
8.00-Ex; Diane Scott 750.00In; Scotties Potties 100.00Se; Scotts Bluff Co Detention
Center 13,925.48-Se; SOS
Election 20.00-Su; Sidney Elks
Food Booth 143.75-Su; Sidney
Regional Medical Center 69.00Se; Sidney Sun Telegraph
832.21-Se;
Sonnys
Super
Foods 3,150.77-Su; Splish
Splash Car & RV Wash 51.80Ex; Sidney Regional Medical
Center Physicians Clinic 259.00Se; Thomas & Thomas Court
Reporters 488.40-Se; Triple
O’s Bldg Supply 163.41-Su;
Urology PC 134.00-Se; USDA
APHIS Wildlife Serv 3,225.60Ex; Viaero Wireless 492.48-Se;
Walmart Business Card 89.82Su; Western Drug Co 364.30Su; Youngs Plumb & Heat
289.38-Se;
21st Century Equip 961.73Su.
TOTAL: $ 195,428.29.
ROAD FUND
Employee Payroll 30,763.79Sa; Ameritas 2,076.59-Re;
Cheyenne Co Clerk 2,278.38Ta; E&S Auto 187.99-Su; High
West Energy 27.07-Ut; Holiday
Inn Express 83.00-Ex;
Hometown Leasing 89.88Ex; Ideal Linen 24.22-Su; Napa
Auto 83.55-Su; NE Machinery Co
2,789.60-Su; Orbitcom 147.76Ut; SA Foster Lumber 12.99Su; Safety Kleen 245.86-Su;
Sidney Sun Telegraph 412.50Se; Village of Potter 72.87Ut; Volvo of Denver 64.19-Su;
Western Engineering 17,759.00Ex; Wheat Belt PPD 67.42-Ut.
TOTAL: $ 57,186.66.
VISITORS FUND
Employee Payroll 1,192.55Sa;
Ameritas
75.11-Re;
Cheyenne Co Clerk 90.80-Ta;
City of
Sidney 231.22-Ut; Deadshort
Broadcasting 50.00-Ex; Lamar Co
325.00-Ex. TOTAL: $ 1,964.68.
VISITOR IMPROVEMENT FUND
City of Sidney 2,083.33-Ex.
TOTAL: $ 2,083.33. FAIR FUND
Sidney Elks Food Booth
101.00-Ex. TOTAL: $ 101.00.
P R E S E R V A T I O N
MODERNIZATION FUND
MIPS 331.50-Se. TOTAL: $
331.50. INHERITANCE FUND
GIS Workshop 4,944.00-Ex.
TOTAL: $ 4,944.00. KENO
LOTTERY FUND
Cheyenne Co Clerk 475.58Ex; Cheyenne Co 4-H Council
4,707.00-Ex; Patti Cowher
141.84-Se;
Scott
Dean
75.00-Se;
Laura
DeVries
109.00-Se; Dorothy Griffith
92.56-Se; Anne HendersonWeare 146.32-Se; Sandy Iwan
159.00-Se; Christina Kloch
128.40-Se; Cathy Kloch 139.60Se; Larissa LaShell 699.81Se; Taya McAdow 195.92-Se;
Anne McConnell 40.00-Se;
Kristi Meyer 200.96-Se; Judy
Morris 164.40-Se; Michael Olsen
140.00-Se; Peggy Palser 117.20Se; Linda Phillips 90.00-Se;
Mick Phillips 221.60-Se; Melissa
Roelle 40.00- Se; Sharon Rose
73.58-Se; Jan Sears 113.68Se; White Bluffs Vet 195.00-Se;
Cindy Zurn 294.20-Se. TOTAL: $
8,760.65. E911 FUND Employee
Payroll 9,080.80-Sa; Ameritas
612.95-Re; AS Central Services
OCIO 448.00-Se; CenturyLink
603.31-Ut; Cheyenne Co Clerk
666.55-Ta; Culligan 70.95-Su;
Dalton Telephone Co 114.20Se; Ideal Linen 15.12-Su; Miller
Office Prod 186.69-Su; Orbitcom
266.78-Ut. TOTAL: $ 12,065.35.
REGION 21/EM FUND Employee
Payroll 2,755.14-Sa; Ameritas
185.97-Re; Kay L Anderson
30.00-Mi; Bridgeport News Blade
7.56-Se; Ben Carlson 49.28Mi; Chappell Register 12.00-Se;
Cheyenne Co Clerk 206.39-Ta;
Casper Corfield 71.68-Mi; E&S
Inc 8.38-Su; Finneys 61.91-
Continued On Page 7A
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1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
PROPERTY OWNED & USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CEMETERY PURPOSES
170014843 CZECHOSLOVAKIAN CEMETERY
170026760 GRAND PRAIRIE GERMAN BAPTIST
4R3C2
1R1-L
1
1
170036057
170016145
170077756
170025128
170007235
170136914
170009947
170143457
SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY
SANDERS CEMETERY ASSOCIATION
SCHWANKE CEMETERY
ST JOHANNES LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
SWEDISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN SMYRNA CONGREGATION CEMETERY
UNION VALLEY CEMETERY
ST PATRICK'S CATHOLIC CHURCH
3R2
9R2
4R3C2
3R2
3R2
9R2
3R2
1R1
TOTAL
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
170041840
170059227
170058573
170165736
170070751
170074994
170071022
170074234
170056678
170073793
170038599
170038254
170072851
170055388
170055361
170108309
170050963
170058433
170050467
170067564
170059898
170081605
170079058
170059960
170072355
170134970
170048942
170042979
170046419
170046427
170182998
170128083
170045129
170128059
170128067
170056406
170167151
170056716
170073009
170056368
170060055
170060063
170057712
170057704
170044955
170124142
170043444
170049140
170051560
170184811
170025608
PROPERTY OWNED & USED EXCLUSIVELY FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES
ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
CHRIST CHURCH OF SIDNEY
CHRIST CHURCH OF SIDNEY
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER
CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER
CHURCH OF CHRIST
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST LATTER DAY SAINTS
CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE
EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (PARSONAGE)
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH (RETREAT CABIN)
FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH (PARSONAGE)
FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
GLORIA DEI LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
INTERNATIONAL CHURCH OF THE FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
INTERNATIONAL CHURCH OF THE FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
LIGHT MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
NEBRASKA CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS
NEBRASKA LUTHERAN OUTDOOR MINISTRIES
NEW HOPE FELLOWSHIP SBC
UNITED CHURCH OF THE PLAINS
SALEM EVENGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
SALEM EVENGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
SIDNEY CONGREGATION OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES,NE
ST MARY'S CHURCH
ST MARY'S CHURCH
ST MARY'S CHURCH
ST MARY'S CHURCH
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
ST PATRICK'S CHURCH
ST PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH
ST PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH
UNITED CHURCH OF THE PLAINS
UNITED CHURCH OF THE PLAINS
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
WEYERTS IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH
DALTON
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
1R1
1R1
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
1R1
POTTER
SIDNEY
LODGEPOLE
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
4R3C1
LODGEPOLE
DALTON
GURLEY
GURLEY
SIDNEY
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
DALTON
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
SIDNEY
9R2
DALTON
DALTON
LODGEPOLE
POTTER
POTTER
3R2
TOTAL
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
51
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph on September 11, 2014.]
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Continued On Page 6A
Su; Garden Co News 11.96-Se;
Kevins Custom Electric 33.00Se; Gary Oltmann 50.40-MI;
Sidney Sun Telegraph 11.45-Se;
US Bank 1,821.24-Ex; Harold
Winkelman 35.84-Mi.
TOTAL: $ 5,352.20.
A motion was made by
McMillen, seconded by Olson to
approve and pay all claims as
stated above. Delinquent
taxes were deducted where
owing. Roll Call: Aye: Olson,
McMillen, Winkelman. Nay:
None.
There was no correspondence
to review.
The Board reviewed and
approved the Monthly Fee
Reports for the month of July
for the
Clerk, Treasurer, Clerk of
the District Court and Highway
Superintendent.
Next, the Board reviewed the
annual Inventories for the following offices: Sheriff, County
Attorney, Cheyenne County
Emergency
Communications
Center, Weed Department and
Visitors Committee. The
remaining Inventories will be
reviewed at the September 2,
2014 meeting after additional
information is obtained.
The Interlocal Agreement
between Cheyenne County and
the City of Sidney regarding
the Sidney Public Library and
Bookmobile was discussed.
County Attorney Paul Schaub,
City Manager Gary Person and
Librarian Doris Jensen were
present. The new Interlocal
Agreement
addressed
the ownership of the 1995
International 3000 Series Bus
Bookmobile
VIN 1HVBBABM9SH669438.
This vehicle is covered by the
County’s insurance carrier,
Nebraska Intergovernmental
Risk Management Association
(NIRMA). Larry Pelan,
Underwriting
and
Risk
Manager for NIRMA, notified the
County that any loss associated
with this Bookmobile, which
is being used and operated by
someone other than a county
employee, would affect the
County’s insurance rates. To
remedy this situation, it was
suggested that ownership of
the Bookmobile be transferred
to the City of Sidney. Under the
terms of the current Interlocal
Agreement, the County is to
reimburse the costs of operating the Bookmobile service. In
lieu of paying the actual costs of
operation, the County is paying
the sum of $8,200.00 to the City
of Sidney for the Bookmobile
service. At this time, it is not
the intention of the Board to
discontinue the current monthly
payments being made under
the terms of the Interlocal
Agreement. The purpose of the
new Interlocal Agreement is
to relinquish ownership of the
Bookmobile as recommended by
NIRMA. A motion was made by
McMillen, seconded by Olson to
table the matter to allow County
Attorney Schaub to
discuss the matter with City
Attorney J. Leef. Roll Call: Aye:
McMillen, Winkelman, Olson.
Nay: None.
County Treasurer Diane Scott
reported to the Board on the
pledged securities of Cheyenne
County. A motion was made
by McMillen, seconded by Olson
to accept the pledged
securities report as presented. Roll Call: Aye: Winkelman,
Olson, McMillen. Nay: None.
At 9:15 A.M., a public hearing was held to address County
issuance of Health Care
Facilities bonds in the principal
amount of up to $32,000,000.00.
Present were Cheyenne County
Attorney Paul Schaub; Jason
Petik, CEO of Sidney Regional
Medical Center; Kelly Utley,
CFO of Sidney Regional Medical
Center; and Amber Presley from
Baird Holm, Bond Counsel for
Sidney Regional Medical Center.
Also present via telephone
was Lauren Wismer, Cheyenne
County Bond Counsel.
Notice of the meeting was
given in advance thereof by
publication in the Sidney-Sun
Telegraph on August 7, 2014,
and notice of the meeting was
given to all members of the
Board. Availability of the
agenda was communicated in
the advanced published notice
and
the notice given to the members of the Board. The matters
shown below were on the
agenda established for at
least twenty-four hours prior to
commencement of the meeting.
All proceedings hereafter
shown were taken while the
convened meeting was open to
the
attendance of the public. At
the beginning of the meeting
the Chairperson publicly stated
to
all in attendance that a current copy of the Nebraska Open
Meetings Act was available for
review and indicated the location of such copy posted in the
room where the meeting was
being
held.
Chairman
Winkelman then introduced
Resolution 2014-28, (a true,
accurate and complete copy of
which is attached hereto), pertaining to the financing of a
portion of the costs of acquiring, constructing, equipping and
furnishing an approximately
132,000 square foot replacement hospital and medical clinic
for Cheyenne County Hospital
Association, Inc. d/b/a Sidney
Regional Medical Center (the
“Hospital”), including ancillary
parking areas, landscaping
and associated site work, buildings and other improvements
(the
“Project”), located at 1000
Pole Creek Crossing, in the City
of Sidney, Nebraska, and, as
applicable, funding debt service reserve funds, capitalized
interest, and paying costs of
issuance associated with the
Bonds and the approval and
issuance by the County of up
to Thirty-Two Million Dollars
($32,000,000) of revenue bonds
(payable solely from the
revenues of the Project and
other security provided by the
Hospital). A motion was made
by Olson, seconded by
McMillen that said Resolution
2014-28 be adopted. Roll Call:
Aye:
Olson, McMillen, Winkelman.
Nay: None. A complete copy of
the Resolution as adopted is
on file at the Office of the
County Clerk.
The
Board
reviewed
Resolution 2014-29 allocating
real and personal property tax
for fiscal
year 2014-2015 to political
subdivisions. Tammy Nelsen
and Ed Bivens were present.
Ms. Nelsen spoke regarding the
allocation of tax dollars to the
Cheyenne County Historical
Association. A motion was
made by McMillen, seconded by
Olson to adopt Resolution
2014-29 allocating real and
personal property tax for fiscal
year 2014-2015 to political
subdivisions as follows:
Cheyenne County Historical
Association $20,000.00
Fire District #1 – Sidney $0
Fire District #2 – Dalton/
Gurley $0 Fire District #3 –
Lodgepole $0 Fire District #4
– Potter $0 Cemetery District
#1 – Lodgepole $0 Cemetery
District #2 – Czech $0 Cemetery
District #3 – Potter $0
Roll Call: Aye: McMillen,
Winkelman, Olson. Nay: None. A
complete copy of the Resolution
as adopted is on file at the
Office of the County Clerk.
At 9:52 A.M., a public hearing
was held to review and consider
approval of an application
from Kathleen K. and Quentin
E. Hodges for a 10 acre subdivision located in the South Half
of the North Half of Section 4,
Township 13 North, Range 47
West of the 6th P.M.,
Cheyenne County, Nebraska
to be known as Hornicek
Subdivision and an application to rezone the property
from Agricultural to Residential
Estate. Present were Cheyenne
County Planning and Zoning
Administrator Colleen Terman,
Bruce Nienhuser and Quentin
Hodges. Administrator Terman
reported that on July 28, 2014,
the applications were reviewed
by the Planning and Zoning
Commission with the recommendation that they be forwarded to the
Board of Commissioners for
final approval. A motion was
made by Olson, seconded by
McMillen to adopt Resolution
2014-30 approving the applications as presented. Roll Call:
Aye: Winkelman, Olson,
McMillen. Nay: None. A complete copy of the Resolution as
adopted is on file at the
Office of the County Clerk.
Jeff Kelley from the Panhandle
Area
Development
District
updated the Board on the
activities of the District.
Kip Miller, treasurer of the
Cheyenne County Fairboard,
reported on the activities of
the 2014 County Fair. Weston
Gouger from 360 Energy
Engineers, introduced himself
and provided information
regarding the services the
Company provides such as
design, implementation of capital, infrastructure and energy
improvements to facilities.
Highway Superintendent Tom
Noel updated the Board on road
activities. There were no comments from the public.
There being no further business to come before the Board,
Chairman Winkelman declared
the meeting adjourned at
11:30 A.M.
Dated this 18th day of August
2014.
Harold
G.
Winkelman,
Chairman
Kenneth A. McMillen, ViceChairman
Steven L. Olson, Member
ATTEST:
Beth
E.
Fiegenschuh,
Cheyenne County Clerk
EMPLOYEE SALARIES AS
OF JULY 1, 2014: COMM CHR
1536/M, COMM 1436/MO, CO
CLK 4289/M, DEP CO CLK
3217/M, OFF CLK1 15.00/HR, CO
TREAS 4289/M, DEP CO TREAS
3217/M, CLK DST CT 4289/M,
DEP CLK DST CT 3217/M, CO
ATTY 5779/M, DEP CA 4332/M,
SHER 4892/M, CHF DEP 3669/M,
OFF MNG1 2860/M, OFF MNG2
2253/M, DEP1 3380/M, DEP2
3033/M, DEP3 2860/M, DEP4
2773/M, DEP5 2600/M, DEP6
2470/M, CORR1 3033/M, CORR2
2903/M, CORR3 2860/M, CORR4
2773/M, CORR5 2643/M, CORR6
2513/M, CORR7 2470/M, CORR8
2427 M, MAT/COOK 679/M, CO
ASSESS 4289/M, B&G SUPT
3680/M, B&G2 2340/M, RD
SUPT 4037/M, LVL15 19.00/HR,
LVL10 17.19/HR, LVL7 16.82/
HR, WD SUPT 3431/M, E911
DIR 3078/M, DISP1 17.00/HR,
DISP2 14.75/HR, DISP3 14.25/
HR, DISP4 14.00/HR, DISP5
12.75/HR, EM DIR 3255/M, VET
SERV OFF 1707/M, OFF CLK3
12.75/HR, TOUR DIR 2226/M,
OFF CLK2 14.70/HR, OFF CLK3
14.40/HR, OFF CLK4 14.10/HR,
OFF CLK5 13.80/HR, OFF CLK6
13.50/HR, OFF CLK7 13.20/HR,
PT OFF CLK 7.25/HR.
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
L387
Public Notice
The
Joint
East
Sidney
Watershed Authority (JESWA)
will
hold
a
meeting
on
Wednesday, September 17,
2014 at 9:00 a.m. at the SPNRD
Offices, 551 Parkland Drive,
Sidney, NE. An agenda of the
matters to be considered at
such date, time and place is
kept continually current and is
available for public inspection
during normal business hours
at the South Platte NRD Office,
551 Parkland Drive, Sidney.
Any person with disabilities who
needs help in participating in
the meeting should contact the
District Office (308) 254-2377
before the meeting.
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
L392
NOTICE OF MEETING
CITY OF SIDNEY, NEBRASKA
Notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the Sidney Economic
Development Citizens Advisory
Review Committee will be held
on September 18, at 12:00
PM. at The Corporate Offices
of Adams Industries 1655
Industrial AvenueSidney, NE,
which meeting will be open
to the public. An agenda for
such meeting, kept continually
current, is available for public inspection at the office of
the Community Development
Director, 1115 13th Ave.
/s/Megan McGown,
Community
Development
Director
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
L386
Joint East Sidney Watershed
Authority
Public Meeting Notice: East
Sidney Watershed Project
Date: Wednesday, October 15,
2014
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Location: South Platte Natural
Resources District, 551
Parkland Drive, Sidney, NE
69162
Design will begin on the
water quality and flood controls
measures proposed in the East
Sidney Watershed Project. The
measures will help slow down
runoff, filter out pollutants and
reduce potential damage due to
flooding. The project includes
bioswales and bioretention
areas. Funding for the project
has been applied through a loan
with the Nebraska Department
of Environmental Quality State
Revolving Loan Fund (SRF). The
Joint East Sidney Watershed
Authority (JESWA) is comprised
of officials from the City of
Sidney and South Platte NRD.
The City of Sidney is the applicant for the SRF; however, the
South Platte NRD is committed
to funding and providing in-kind
support for the project.
Previously, the project was
presented at City Council meetings and NRD Board meetings.
Now, a public meeting will be
held to ask the public to share
thoughts and concerns about
the project so design engineers
can incorporate public feedback
into the design.
Construction on the project is scheduled to start next
summer and be substantially
complete by early 2016. The
construction schedule will be
dependent upon the permitting
requirements and right-of-way
acquisition process.
If you have any questions,
please contact the South Platte
NRD at 308-254-2377.
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
L389
NOTICE OF MEETING
Greater Nebraska Workforce
Investment Board
The
Greater
Nebraska
Workforce Investment Board has
scheduled a meeting for 12:30
p.m. thru 6:15 p.m. (Central)
on Wednesday, October 1, 2014
and 8:00 a.m. thru 3:00 p.m.
on Thursday, October 2, 2014 at
the Fairfield Inn & Suites; 805
Allen Drive, Grand Island, NE
68803. The proposed agenda
will be available seven (7) working days prior to the meeting
and include items regarding the
transition from WIA to WIOA,
funding, and enrollment numbers. For more information contact the Nebraska Department
of Labor at 402-471-9828. If
auxiliary aids or reasonable
accommodations are needed,
please call Amanda Felton
at 402-471-9828. An Equal
Opportunity Employer/Program
TDD: 800.833.7352
/s/M. L. MARTIN, Chair
Greater Nebraska Workforce
Investment Board
[Published in The Sidney Sun-Telegraph
on September 11, 2014.]
CLASSIFIEDS
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HELP WANTEd
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& Sat. 8-12, Furniture,
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2 Bdrm house in
Peetz co, double
garage. $600.00
Call 970-520-9324
The Havre Daily
News,
a
5-day
daily newspaper
in Havre, MT has an
immediate opening
for an experienced
Press
Operator
to run a 4-unit Goss
Community Press. Job
functions include moving 850 lb. newsprint
rolls to press, thread
paper through press
(requires climbing, balancing, stopping, reaching, kneeling, crouching
& crawling), adjust web
tension and maintain
water levels, maintain
and clean all press units
and perform any other
related press duties.
Required qualifications
include good mechanical
skills, ability to lift up to
150 lbs., push/pull up to
200 lbs., and push/pull
up to 850 lbs. on wheels,
hear warning bells, ability to tolerate paper dust
and chemicals (with protection), problem solving
skills and must be able to
communicate and work
well with others. This is a
full-time position, working Monday - Friday 6:30
a.m. - 3:30 p.m., wage
is based on experience
and benefits package
is available. Interested
candidates should submit
cover letter and resume
to:Havre Daily News
c/o Stacy Mantle
P.O. Box 431
Havre, MT 59501
or email, smantle@havredailynews.com
The Havre Daily
News on Montana’s
beautiful Hi-Line
is looking for a
page designer who
can make our pages
sparkle. We are a small
newspaper with a small
staff. This is a place
where you can make a
big difference. You will
be the only designer
at our paper that publishes five afternoons
a week. We encourage
experimentation and are
always looking for ways
to improve our paper.
Please send cover letter, resume and samples
of your work tojkelleher@havredailynews.
com. We will gladly
consider recent graduates. Questions? Call
Managing Editor John
Kelleher at 406-2656795 ext, 17.
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on bonus! All miles paid.
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253 West Drive,
Sat. 9/13-8am to
12pm. Christmas decor,
plbg. fixtures, household
goods & much more.
2015 13Th Ave, FRi.
& Sat. 8-?, Tools,
Household
Items,
Refrigerator and range,
hospital bed, lots of
Misc.
Multi Party Garage
Sale, 1710 19th Ave,
Sat. 8am-2pm, Sidney
Mobile Plaza, park on
19th ave please. Mugs,
craft supplies, clothing,
cookbooks, jewelery.
HORSE SALE
SHERIDAN LIVESTOCK
AUCTION, RUSHVILLE,
NE OCTOBER 1, 2014
FALL REMUDA HORSE
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SERVICES
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- Body repair, painting,
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HELP WANTEd
Want to get your name
in the paper for a good
reason? Do you know
the community and the
businesses in it? Are
you outgoing and enjoy
talking with people? If
so, The Sidney SunTelegraph wants you!
We’re looking for
an energetic, organized and eager
individual
to
become our newest
staff writer. If you
have a love for writing
and reporting, you could
be the person we’re looking for. This is a full-time
position (five days per
week) and offers a salary
ranging from $20,000$25,000, depending on
experience. Interested
individuals may drop off
a resume to the SunTelegraph at 817 12th
Ave. in Sidney from 8
a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday or email it
to publisher Rob Langrell
at publisher@suntelegraph.com
PT
JANITORIAL/
CLEANING, evenings,
help needed. Available in
Sidney. Must be dependable, hard working and
have a good attitude.
Clean background check
required. 970-571-3592
for more info.
Git N Split now
hiring Now Hiring!
Part time and Full time
employees at $9.00 an
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on the national Midwest
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with photos runs until
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G R O S S H A N S
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winning Pinnacle parts
department. All inquiries
held in confidence. Please
send resume to Alan
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International Inc., PO Box
168, Aurora, Nebraska or
call 1-800-742-7423.
9TH ANNUAL US 36
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mile Antique & Garage
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SPORTS EDITOR needed
at Holdrege Daily Citizen.
FAX resume to Bob King
at 308-995-5992, email
to holdregecitizennews@
gmail.com, or write to
PO Box 344, Holdrege,
NE 68949.
OWNER
OPERATORS
needed to pull tank trailers. $176,000 & 92,000
mile average in 2013. Call
Brian, M-F, 8-5 at 800728-2675. Apply online
at www.itltanklines.com.
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high % drop and hook,
3000 mi/wk, Dedicated
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CDL Class A Drivers
Immediate Opening:
Benefits include paid
vacations, paid holidays, health
insurance, life insurance,
dental, 401k, merchandise
discounts. Wage increases after
60 and 90 day evaluations.
HAZ MAT NOT REQUIRED.
NO OVER NIGHT.
APPLY IN PERSON ONLY @
Cash Wa Distributing Co.
825 Hickory, Sidney
NO PHONE CALLS
LEGAL NOTICE
& Ad DEADLINES
For Publication on:
Notice Must Be Received By:
Monday..........3:00 P.M. Thursday
Tuesday........... 3:00 P.M. Friday
Wednesday..... 3:00 P.M. Monday
Thursday.......... 3:00 P.M. Tuesday
Friday .........3:00 P.M. Wednesday
308-254-2818
We have
blank
newspaper
end rolls for
sale. $5 a
roll. Used
for wrapping,
packing,
coloring
paper,
craft paper,
picnic table
coverings,
etc. Pick up
at: 817 12th
Ave, Sidney,
Nebraska
Sidney Regional Medical Center is looking for team
orientated and energetic full time employees:

Environmental Services Associate 2:30pm–11:00pm

Nutrition Services Worker 6:00am-2:30pm
Must enjoy a fast pace and caring environment. SRMC is
offering a great starting wage and generous benefits
including health, dental and vision insurance.
To apply visit www.sidneyrmc.com or call 308-254-5075.
Sidney Regional Medical Center is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
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The reason publication of legal notices is required in newspapers is YOU, the citizen. In a Democracy, the government is required
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