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01-10-1972 HUCMrl 29 There being no further business, Commissioner Tracy moved that the meeting be adjourned. Motion was seconded by President Quade and unanimously carried. ATTE Se r tar P, y e....:............. P. Quade,_7resIeent Regular Meeting January 10, 1972 The monthly meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held on January 10, 1972 at 2:00 P. M. in the Hutchinson Utilities meeting place. All Commissioners were present. Minutes of the last meeting were read and approved as read. Motion was made by C onmiss ioner Filk, seconded by Commissioner Tracy acrd unanimously carried to notify Worthington Corporation and Pfeifer & Shultz, Inc. that unit #4 will not be accepted until the generator is repaired and is in full load condition. A request for project payment #5 in the amount of $101,500.00 to General Electric Company was received, payment was approved by Associated Consultants. Motion was made by Commissioner Filk, seconded by Conmissioner Tracy aryl unanimously carried that payment be allowed on January 20, 1972. Secretary Young was instructed to include with payment correspondence In- forming General Electric Company that payment of estimate #6 would be delayed until progress has been made on the boiler tube replacement. A request for project payment #12 in the amount of $13,205.50 to R. L. Vogt, Inc. was received, payment was approved by Associated Consultants. Motion was made by Commissioner Filk, seconded by Commissioner Tracy and unanimously carried that payment be allowed. Resolved that, in accordance with the recommendations of the Manager, and after investigations and consideration, the following accounts owing by customers of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission be charged off as uncollectable and as bad debts and that the same be written off as of January 31, 1972, out of the current earnings of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission: 30. Beverly Erp 1 -167 2.02 John Maudry 3 -20 21.67 Kathy Helgisin 3- 176 3.35 Dale Olson 3- 232 36.91 Cindy Richardson 3-270.9 12.09 Paul McGinty 3 -275.1 7.72 Dan Lund 3 -275.1 12.04 Dan Lund 3 -275.2 13.06 Paul Peterson 3 -275.5 24.95 Wayne Dye 3 -275.8 19.70 Mattson Const. Co. 3 -286.1 2.26 Karen McNamara 3 -350 1.70 Karen Schmidt 4 -10 .89 Elias Christenson 5 -87 1.81 Daniel Allen 5 -228 18.97 Warren Moe 5 -278 6.06 Ralph Benton, Jr. 7 -100 3.13 Bill Pos tel 7 -258 36.44 Jerome Mickels on 8 -38 12.00 Emma Getzke 9 -27 .21 Beverly Forc ier 9 -27 5.33 Stephen Beste 9 -262 2.63 Charles Dunow 9 -286 11.95 Calvin Tabberson 10 -110 10.65 Dennis Stark 11 -292 18.89 Wilton Soderberg 12 -18 20.43 David Heins 12 -33 .10 Barbara Olson 12- 166.4B 16.36 Walfred Kaskinen 12 -482 .09 Roger Telecky 13 -166 36.71 Carol Wendlandt 14 -111 .40 H. H. Henry 15 -13 6.59 Ivan Klabunde 19 -31 3.30 Kathy Helgisin 19 -119 3.08 Joseph Jensen 21 -19.B .20 Richard Engebretson 21 -12D 9.43 Richard Mickelson 27 -14 7.33 Evelyn Dietel 28 -126 6.49 385.4�� Motion was made by Commission Tracy, seconded by Commissioner Filk and unanimously carried to increase salaries of eligible (Light Plant) employees five per cent (5 %) effective January 1, 1972. 1 !I� L_j Ll 31. Following is a list: Myron Tucker ,Arnold Na ss Harvey Kemper Lester Ziegler Milton Studeman James Clouse Douglas Anderson Roger Wallace Donald Paesler Donald Todnem Ross Heilman Earl Ondracek Gordon Fratzke Gerald Freese Nathan Smutka Fred Mayer William Marquardt Ruben Sanken George Luthens Richard Berry Bruce Krueger Bea Pollard Edwin Dolezal Cordia Rippe Laverne Wylie Beverly Popp Ruth Ha kel Harriet Bur ich .Authorization was given to Orville Kuiken, Natural Gas Division Superintendent, to call upon the personnel at seven municipalities in the northwest corner of Minnesota and Watertown, South Dakota. ,Authorization was also given to Light Plant emp,oyees to attend classes at the 23rd annual Electric Cooperative and Municipal Utility Workshop to be held January 24th thru Jan - uary 28th at Minneapolis, Minnesota. Expenditure Account The following bills were allowed: Municipal Electric Plant H & C Electric Supply 7 63.91 Frederickson's Inc 7 4,450.00 Sterling Electric 7 3,211.18 E. A. Pedersen Company 7 12689.10 E. A. Pedersen Company 7 12:672.97 Aerovent Fan Company 7 938.00 Betker Construction Co. 7 19182.50 Paul Lemke & Son 7 120.00 E A. Pedersen Company 7 626.93 Hutchinson Wholesale Supply 7 9.00 Frederickson's Inc 7 17.12 Westinghouse Electric Supply 7 26.17 H -- & C. Electric Supply 7 60.14 Sterling Electric Company 7 235.14 Frederickson's Inc 7 467.72 Regular Account Mc Le od C ounty Sanitary La ndf ill 730.4 .50 Standard Oil 729.1 800.41 Transport Clearings 124 734.4 14.87 Hutchinson Wholesale Supply 759.2 76Q 16.25 Glencoe Greenhouse 405 6.76 Leef Bros. Inc 730.5 194.02 32 . Stearnswood Inc Lambert Standard Service Zila Hardware B. J. Carney & Company Culligan Water Conditioning Hutchinson Cleaners G. F. Nemitz & Son Wigen Chevrolet Company Moehring Motors Simonson Lumber Joselyn Manf. . & Supply Co. Allen Office Supply GTC Auto Parts Wallace Crandell Hutchinson Medical Center Coast to Coast Store American Linen Supply Hutchinson Telephone Company Natural Gas Division Yetzer Variety House Standard Printing Company Nordberg Manufacturing Company John Zann Addressograph- Multigraph Corp. Fisher Controls Company Burmeister Electric Company Municipal Electric Plant Mrs. Fred Briggs Anderson.. Helgeson, Leiser Sterling Electric Company Harvey Kemper Sterling Electric Company Nichols Machine Corporation Standard Oil Standard Oil Transport C lear inga Fountain Brand Products H & C . Electric Supply Hutchinson Sheet Metal Home Bakery Nalco Chemical Company Joselyn Manf. & Supply Company Cleveland Cotton Products Fisher Controls Company Joselyn Manf. . & supply Company Hoffman Plumbing & Heating k'isher is Bakery I CD Nort'nern States Supply Burmeister Electric Company Crane Supply Company Postmaster Epic Inc 732 6.05 759.2 ! 5.00 730.6 761 33.45 3 124 2,155.60 730.4 797 17.40 730.5 74.75 761 2.85 759.2 2.35 759.2 3.50 211 732 190.31 124 83.08 793.4 17.45 734.4 11.79 759.2 6.75 799.6 30.00 730.3 2.82 73.5 24.71 793.3 165.18 729.2 771 21,074.24 793.4 17.40 781.3 793.4 423.30 123 #5 #6 122.40 415 1.00 781.4 12.24 730.3 200.00 124 64.00 Petty Cash 100.17 799.4 20.00 795 2,159.00 124 19245.65 799.7 17.85 3 124 412.72 123 #1 #2 651.65 729.1 1.,566-53 124 7.92 799.1 122.75 9" 124 104.26 256 87.54 799.1 67.99 730.3 167.20 124 191.00 730.3 140.00 730.3 9.54 124 104.38 777 14.39 799.1 55.14 730.3 771 49.09 124 791.50 256 560.16 781.2 600.00 772 8.55 F�� 1 7 33* Standard Oil 729.1 1,577.84 Municipal Electric Plant Petty Cash 77.04 Motor Vehicle Department 799.6 31.50 Donald Heimerl Salary 171.91 Norbert Doerr Salary 170.90 Louis Francis Salary 127.42 Norbert Doerr Salary 146.10 Donald Heimerl Salary 139.96 Natural Gas Division Natural Gas Division 245.1 886 127.97 Hutchinson Improvement Co. 376 170.55 Wigen Chev. Company 859.2 10.80 Dean Anshus 386 107.90 Aladdin Industries Inc 880 105.66 Crane Supply Company 386 8.95 Hutchinson Telephone Company 921 65.32 American Linen Supply 930 9.95 Sid Harvey 488 154.3 41.65 Cory C of fee Service Plan 926 25.95 Municipal Electric Plant 880 886 903 67.70 Simonson Lumber 881 1.85 Coast to Coast Stofes 881 5.75 Hutchinson Wholesale Supply 859.2 7.32 Klink's Service 859.1 87.93 Royi s Tire Service 859.2 1.25 Anderson, Helgeson, Lieser 923 19140.00 Northern Natural Gas Company 807 639316.02 Natural Gas Division Petty Cash 62.47 Northern States Supply Inc . 874 5.00 Ju ul Contracting; Company 887 16.00 Home Bakery 930 28.98 Gordon & Platt, Inc. 488 41.89 Hoffman Plumbing & Heating 880 3.52 Northern Natural Gas Company 807 15.00 Wallace & Tiernan 154.3 3,900.00 There being no further business, Commissioner Filk moved that the meeting; be adjourned. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tracy and unanimously carried. ATTES . / , unrecretary. v