Dickinson County Board of Supervisors
May 17, 2005
Present are Supervisors Mardi Allen, Paul
Johnson, Pam Jordan, Wayne Northey, and Chairperson David Gottsche.
Bob Schlaeger, Owner’s Representative,
present with change orders to be approved for the courthouse project. Moved by Jordan, seconded by Allen to
approve Change Order #8 in the amount of $9305.00 for various modified duct
routes around structural sheer walls and addition of voice outlets and power
receptacles at various locations. All
voted aye.
Moved by Johnson, seconded by Jordan to
approve Change Order #9 in the amount of $11,341.00 for detox toilet trim and
fire sprinkler system switch to 911 modifications and clarifications and west
stair columns and CMU modifications.
All voted aye.
Moved by Northey, seconded by Allen to
approve Change Order #10 in the amount of $9,411.00 for dumpster location
modifications at south service drive & perimeter base material
modification. All voted aye.
Time for the accepting of sealed bids for
the asbestos abatement project. The
following bids were received:
Remediation Specialists, N. Sioux City, IA--$52,003; Pro Environmental
abatement Co., Des Moines, IA--$62,752; Mid-States Asbestos Removal (MSAR),
Davis, SD--$44,900; Great Plains Asbestos Control, Kearney,
NE--$70,142.00. Bids will be reviewed
and awarding of the successful bid will be on the Board’s agenda for May 24,
2005.
County Engineer present. Time for the bid letting for Project L-546,
also known as the County Home widening and resurfacing project. The following bids were received: Kruse & Sons, Lakefield,
MN--$281,414.79; Rohlin Construction, Estherville, IA--$291,911.23, Following a
review of the bid tabulation, it was moved by Northey, seconded by Johnson to
accept the low bid in the amount of $281,414.79 submitted by Kruse & Sons,
Lakefield, MN for Project L-546. All
voted aye.
Time for the bid letting for Project
L-582, also known as Superior Township Miscellaneous Culvert Replacement
project. The following bids were received: Gus Construction, Casey, IA--$186,237.00;
Midwest Construction, Marshall, MN--$109,802.60; Beck Excavating, Spirit Lake,
IA--$130,110.75; Cohrs Construction, Spirit Lake, IA--$122,656.10. Following a review of the bid tabulation, it
was moved by Allen, seconded by Northey to accept the low bid in the amount of
$109,802.60 submitted by Midwest Construction, Marshall, MN for Project
L-582. All voted aye.
Moved by Northey, seconded by Jordan to
approve the Qwest Utility permit application to approve a 50 pair telephone
cable on 125th Street for approximately 1200 feet. This cable will replace the temporary phone
facility in place for the county’s fall 2004 box culver replacement project
located in Silver Lake Township Section 23.
All voted aye.
Time for the consideration of amending
Zoning Ordinance 102 in all zoning districts, Bulk Regulations, Maximum Height,
to add wording that protects the approach zones of an existing airport. Following a review of the proposed amendment
articles, and there being no written or oral objections to the proposed
amendments, it was moved by Allen, seconded by Jordan to concur with the
recommendation of the Zoning Commission and amend Dickinson County Zoning
Ordinance #102 as follows:
Article
#5 A-1 Agricultural District, Section
5. Build Regulations, F. Maximum Height: To change the wording from “any” airport to “an existing”
airport.
Article
#6 A-2 Environmentally Sensitive District, Section 5 Build Regulations, F.
Maximum Height: To change the wording
from “any” airport to “an existing” airport.
In
the following districts under Bulk Regulations, Maximum Height, to add the
wording as follows:
No
structure shall be permitted to extend into the approach zones, clear zones, or
other restricted air space required for the protection of an existing airport.
Article
#7 R-1 Suburban Residential District, Section 5, Build Regulations, F. Maximum Height:
Article
#8 R-2 One and Two Family Residential District, Section 5. Bulk Regulations, F. Maximum Height:
Article
#9 R-3 Multi-Family Residential District, Section 5. Bulk Regulations, F.
Maximum Height:
Article
#10 R-4 Lakeshore Residential District, Section 5, Bulk Regulations, F. Maximum Height:
Article
#11 R-5 Mobile Home Residential District, Sections 6,7, and 9. Bulk Regulations, F. Maximum Height:
Article
#12 GC General Commercial District, Section 5.
Bulk Regulations, F. Maximum
Height:
Article
#13 HC Highway Commercial District, Section 5.
Bulk Regulations, R. Maximum Height:
Article
#14 RE Resort Enterprise District,
Section 5. Bulk Regulations, F. Maximum
Height;
Article
#15 LI Light Industrial District, Section 5.
Bulk Regulations, R. Maximum
Height:
Article
#16 HI Heavy Industrial District, Section 5.
Bulk Regulations, F. M Maximum Height:
All
voted aye.
The Board discussed the records that will
have to be moved and stored when Phase 1 of the courthouse is completed. Some of the records in the attic and
basement vaults can be moved and stored at this time. The Board decided to target July 1, 2005 for having a trailer
spotted on the courthouse grounds and to have the records identified as to what
can be stored in it.
Moved by Jordan, seconded by Johnson to
adjourn.
______________________________________David
Gottsche, Chairperson
______________________________________Nancy
Reiman, Auditor