11-04-1968 HUCM6.
Regular Meeting
November 4, 1968.
The - monthly meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held
on November 4, 1968 at three ofelock in the Hutchinson Utilities Billing
Office.
411. Commissioners were present; also Supt. Young.
The_ meeting was called to order by the President and the minutes of
the previous meeting were read and approved as read.
Motion was made by Commissioner Filk and seconded by Commissioner
Tracy to place hourly employee Beverly Popp, on the monthly payroll
effective November 1, 1968 at 1245.00 per month. Motion was unanimously
carried.
The. f ollowing bills were a llowed
Alr3ckIs
,kmer scan Meter Company
The- Foxboro Comany
Hoffman Pluibbing & Heating
Lindy's Sinclair
Municipal Electric Plant
Hutchinson Wholesale Supply
Zila Hardware
Hutchinson Oil Company
Hager Jewelry
Citizens Bank
Natural Gas Division
Municipal Water Department
Hutchinson Telephone Company
A. L. Hepner
American Meter Company
Municipal Electric Plant
Farm & Home Distributing Company
Central Supply Company
American Gas Journal
Sorenson's Farm Supply
Fisher Governor Company-1
Natural Gas Division
American Meter Company
Dresser Industries, Inc
Pennsalt Chemicals Corporation
Corry Coffee Service Plan, Inc
Ed Rettman, Jr.
Standard Printing Company
Machine Specialties Company
Multitech International Corp.
Hoyts' Hardware Hank Store
Gas Division
933
154.1
871
879
859.1
136
895
880
895
880
221
427
245.1
880
921
154.3
154.1
136
880
154.3
376
930
880
895
154.2
Petty
Cash
154.1
154.3
874
880
926
376 380
903
154.3
880
894
895
N MM
11.96
405.87
178.50
11.39
95.92
26.63
17.25
7.15
6.00
8.50
45,778.88
88.04
1.00
43.70
12.63
14.62
9.90
11.33
1,025.79
10.00
22.94
27.51
53.72
403.32
135.26
93.60
25.80
90.00
12.45
40.34
9.47
9.72
1
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1
7.
Sid Harvey's
488
12.50
United Building Centers, Inc.
880
48.39
Northern States Supply, Inc.
874
26.88
Hutchinson Improvement Company
375
19336.00
Natural Gas Division & Lloyd
Katusky
375
217.36
Municipal Electric Plant
245 902 903
490.44
The following Bills were allowed:
Municipal Electric
Plant
Westinghouse Electric
124
686.54
E. A. Pedersen Company
261
11,900.00
Hutchinson Telephone Company
793.3
111.16
Mrs: Fred Briggs
799.4
20.00
Lynnea Stenmark
415
3.44
Hager Jewelry
405
15.95
Graybar Electric
124 211
124.18
Burmeister Electric
124
2,258.10
Sterling Electric
124
48.75
Crow River Gift & Office Supply
215
228.97
Hutchinson Wholesale Supply
759.2
6.08
Moehring Motors
759.1 759.2
82.01
Hutchinson Refuse Service
730.4
39.00
Texaco Inc
Natural Gas Division
730.1 730.3
729.2 777
142.99
153,952.88
Hutchinson Leader
799.6
138.60
Municipal Water Department
730.2 797
101.80
Red Owl Food Stores
799.6
13.37
Hutchinson Sheet Metal Works
734.4
6.36
GTC .Auto Farts
730.3
15.78
Home Gas Company
730.3
2.04
Timons on Lumbet
732
17.04
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
123 #1 #2 #7
1,213.30
Zila Hardware
771
5.01
Home Bakery
799.6
24.18
American Linen S'upplg
730.5
33.94
Standard Oil
729.1
4,669.60
H &'C Electric Supply
124
114.22
Standard Oil
730.1
2,058.21
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty Cash
118.13
Fisher's Bakery
799.6
62.00
A. L. Hepner
124 734.4
48.51
Leef Brothers
730.5
252.58
Popp's Hutchinson Cleaners
730.5
121.35
Culligan Water Conditioning
730.4
11.50
Nortl..erri States Supply
730.3
7.05
Hutchinson Drug Company
793.4,
4.00
Standard Printing Company
781.3 79194
200.10
Nichels Machine Corporation
Bob's Tire Service
734.1 #5
759.2
264.52
64.92
0
Associated Consultants
261.3.
545.93
Hutchinsr,n Improvement Company
771
5.00
Sterling Electric
124 732
298.66
Burmeister Electric
124
42.50
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
123 #1 #2
156.00
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty Cash
70.77
Graybar Electric
124
45.75
Viking Instruments Inc
734.4
29.45
Addressograph- Multigraph
781.4
8.25
Lakeland Eng. Equipment Company
734.4
68.96
Snap -on Tools C 8r norat ion
734.4
68.47
Ross Electric Supply
124
75.00
Carol Bierl
415
8.33
James Hagen
415
4.82
Standard Oil
729.1
2,267.69
Pheifer &. Schultz
262 262.1.
681.14
Burmeister Electric
L123 4111 #2) 124
39769.34
Nordberg Manufacturing Company
Z71 734.1 #7
1,595.95
National Tea Company
799.6
47.75
R. V. Anderson Company
730.3
132.00
Del Chemical Corporation
730.3
124.57
Kato Tool & Equipment Company
734.4 771
24.83
Williams
734.4
87.41
Minnesota Electrical Association
799.6
4.24
Texaco Inc
730.1
4,879.72
Duluth Filter Company
730.3
365.90
Standard Oil
729.1
3,088.40
Graybar Electric
124
144.10
Snap -on Tools
734.4
5.61
Westinghouse Electric S'uppl_q
124
499.28
Sterling Electric
124 211
143.97
Texaco Inc
730.3
44.12
Railway Express
123 ##1 #2
9.90
Duncan Company
212
89.49
Hoffman Plumbing & Heating
777
50.25
Plowmants Inc
214
49521.44
Municipal Electric Plant
Petty Cash
190.3E
Cory Coffee Ser is e Plan
799.6
25.80
Standard Oil
729.1
1,565.58
Burmeister Electric Company
124
15.00
Snap -on Tools Corporation
734.4
6.37
John Henry Foster
734.4
44.45
H &,C Electric Supply
124 771
197.60
Gary Buehler
415
3.16
Nordberg Manufacturing Company'
123 #1 ##2
29.25
R. E. Young
792.2
45984
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Beverly Popp
Beverly Popp
Salary
Salary
9.
191.80
82.88
There being no further business, Commissioner H. W. Filk moved that
the meeting be adjourned. Motion was seconded by Commissioner Tracy
and unanimously carried.
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ATTEST .
F. uade, Presiden 70 '
Special Meeting
November 27, 1968.
A special meeting of the Hutchinson Utilities Commission was held
at the Hutchinson Utilities Billing Office on the 27th day of
November, 1968.
All Commissioners were present.
Motion was made by Commissioner Filk and seconded by Commissioner
Tracy to postpone the regular meeting, December 9, 1968, to
December 12, 1968 as some Commissioners would be out of town.
Motion was unanimously carried.
The Commission was informed by Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing
Company that their demand would change by 1970 from 6200 to
12,000 IEW.
In order to meet this demand, two alternates were discussed; to
purchase power or to install additional generating capacity at
our plant. Furthermore, if more capacity to be installed whether
it should be gas turbine or dual fuel engine.
Engineering firms were discussed and it was decided to interview
two f irms :
Pfeifer & Shultz, Inc.
Associated Consultants
There being no further business, Commission H. W. Filk moved
that the meeting be adjourned. Motion was seconded by Commissioner
Tracy and unanimously carried.
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