City Council
Regular MeetingSpearfish, SD · August 7, 2017
Minutes
Spearfish City Council
Regular Session
Minutes August 7, 2017
The Spearfish City Council met at 5:30 PM on Monday August 7, 2017. Mayor Boke presided
and called the meeting to order. All stood and recited the pledge of allegiance. Roll Call was
taken with the following members present: Hodgs, Klarenbeek. Lee and Schmit. Clark and
Jacobs were absent. Also present: Finance Officer Dutton, City Attorney Davis, City Planner
Watson, Public Works Administrator Johnson, Police Chief Rotert, Fire Chief Sachara, Parks,
Rec and Forestry Superintendent Ehnes, Parks and Recreation Director Mader, Fitness
Coordinator Votroubek, Assistant Finance Officer DeNeui, Assistant Fire Chief Mathis, and
Human Resource Director Friedel.
Order of Business – Schmit moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to approve Order of
Business. There were no potential conflicts-of-interest declared.
Consent Agenda – Hodgs moved, Schmit seconded and all voted to approve the Consent
Agenda as follows:
A. Request authorization to hire Bonnie Klunder as a temporary Public Works
Administrative Assistant, grade 12, step 1, $15.94 per hour, effective 8/7/2017
B. Add Garrett Lawrence to the 2017 Volunteer Fire Department list.
C. Ratify special on-sale liquor license for B&B Lounge for the Hamster Hill Block Party on
August 5th from 5:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Hamster Hill. Administrative approval was
granted prior to the event.
D. Authorization for Mayor to sign Notice of Intent from DENR to reauthorize general
storm water discharge permits (#SDR00B345 & #SDR00B344) with SD DENR.
E. Request Authorization for Mayor to sign First Amendment to Addendum #2 for Atlas
Building CMAR between Ainsworth Benning Construction, Williams & Associates,
SEDC and City.
F. Approve the following Brown Bag Permits:
FACILITY APPLICANT EVENT DATE
Jorgensen Park Sara Johnson private party 7/29/17*
Evan's Park Behavior Mgmt Systems Company BBQ 7/29/17*
Jorgensen park Fire Association association picnic 8/20/17
Snapper's Club Cindy Wagner 50th ann. 8/19/17
Heritage Park Deanna Krugman private rental 8/19/17
South Shelter SD Hwy Patrol/ Kevin Burke BBQ 8/4/17*
South Shelter BH Community Bank BBQ 8/15/17
Pavilion Mark Baeuvais Wedding/Reception 9/9/17
Pavilion Missy Haberstroh Wedding/Reception 9/22/17
Snapper's Club Kristine Gullings Wedding/Reception 9/23/17
Center Shelter SD Planners Assoc. picnic 9/14/17
Pavilion Good Shepherd Center Harvest Hop 9/29/17
Pavilion Augusta Bock Wedding/Reception 9/30/17
*indicates an event that was administratively approved
G. Approve the following Special Event Permits:
Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) Ride – 8/8/17 – 11a.m. – Noon
Great Bear Ride - 09/30/17 – 9a.m.-10a.m.
Swarm Days Homecoming Parade – 09/09/2017 – 9-11a.m. –
Ratify Event Permit for Corvette Classic in conjunction with Downtown Friday Night
(administrative approval was granted) – July 14, 2017 – additional temporary street
closure from Illinois to Jackson on Main and from alley to 7th/alley to 5th on Hudson.
Dakota Five – O - September 2nd 11a.m. – 7p.m. & September 3rd 6:30a.m.– 6p.m.
Taste of Autumn BBQ Championships - September 15th & 16th. Set up Thursday
September 14th. Tear down Saturday 4p.m.
H. Approve Minutes of City Council Regular Session dated July 17, 2017.
HUMAN RESOURCES
Hire – Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to hire Adam McMahon as a Project
Engineer (Benefit-Eligible), grade 22, step 10, $34.39 per hour ($71,531.20
salary/annually/exempt), with 40 hours of vacation accrual and accelerated vacation accrual rate
as follows: Employee shall be granted 4.62 hours of paid vacation per pay period, to begin
accruing immediately upon work with the City. Upon completion of six full and continuous
years of service, 6.15 hours of paid vacation per pay period shall accrue. Upon completion of
twenty-five full and continuous years of service, 40 additional hours of vacation shall be granted
and 7.70 hours of paid vacation per pay period shall be accrued. Effective date – September 11,
2017. This is a replacement position.
HEARINGS
License – Mayor Boke opened a public hearing at 5:32 PM to consider an application from
A’viands, LLC for an on-off sale malt beverage and on-off sale wine license for BHSU located
at 1200 University St. These annual licenses will be used on campus for periodic retail sales
authorized by the Board of Regents - excludes the Joy Center. There were no oral or written
comments and the public hearing was closed at 5:32 PM. Hodgs moved, Klarenbeek seconded
and all voted to approve the license.
Licenses – Mayor Boke opened a public hearing at 5:33 PM to consider two applications from
Josh Fritz with Crow Peak Brewing for special malt beverage licenses for the Dakota 5-0 on
September 3rd from 11 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the City Park along with Taste of Autumn BBQ on
September 15th & 16th from 4 p.m.-10:00 p.m. and 10 a.m.-4:00 p.m. respectively at the City
Campground. There were no oral or written comments and the public hearing was closed at 5:33
PM. Hodgs moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to approve the licenses.
License – Mayor Boke opened a public hearing at 5:34 PM to consider an application from
Jessica Babb with The Mad Platter for an on-off sale malt beverage and on-off sale wine license
located at 111 E. Hudson St. There were no oral or written comments and the public hearing
was closed at 5:34 PM. Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to approve the
license.
Resolution 2017-22 - Mayor Boke opened a public hearing at 5:34 PM to consider Resolution
2017-22 to vacate a portion of the Reserve Street right of way. There were no oral or written
comments and the public hearing was closed at 5:34 PM. Hodgs moved, Schmit seconded and
all voted to approve Resolution 2017-22.
RESOLUTION 2017-22
A RESOLUTION TO VACATE A PORTION OF RESERVE STREET RIGHT OF WAY
LOCATED ADJACENT TO TRACT A, LOT 17R BLOCK 8, AND LOT 2R BLOCK 15 OF
THE RESERVE ON HIGGINS CREEK IN THE HIGGINS CREEK ADDITION TO THE
CITY OF SPEARFISH, LAWRENCE COUNTY SOUTH DAKOTA, BHM, SECTION 33 T7N
R2E AS SHOWN ON PLAT DOCUMENT NO. 2008-3801 RECORDED IN THE OFFICE OF
THE LAWRENCE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS.
WHEREAS, Ward Development Group LLC, Redwater Homes LLC, and Ryne
Goodnough, owners adjacent to the herein referenced property, have petitioned to request that
the Spearfish City Council vacate a portion of the Reserve Street right of way as illustrated on
Exhibit A.
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that we, the assembled members of the
Common Council of the City of Spearfish do hereby approve the request to vacate the right of
way described herein.
Adopted this 7th Day of August 2017
________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST: ___________________________________
David H. Dutton, Finance Officer (seal)
Public Hearing and Adoption: August 7, 2017
Published: August 18, 2017
Effective Date: September 7, 2017
ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
Resolution 2017-23 – Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to approve Resolution
2017-23 - Surplus to Trade In.
RESOLUTION 2017-23
A RESOLUTION DECLARING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS SURPLUS.
WHEREAS, the City of Spearfish is the owner of the following property:
Toro Groundmaster Mower 328-D Serial #30626210000291
WHEREAS, the City of Spearfish deems it desirable to declare said property as being
surplus;
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of
Spearfish that said property be declared surplus and used as trade-in value for the purchase of
new like equipment.
Dated this 7th day of August, 2017
CITY OF SPEARFISH
By: _________________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________________
David H. Dutton
Finance Officer
Adopted: August 7, 2017
Published: August 18, 2017
Effective: September 7, 2018
Ordinance 1263 – Klarenbeek moved, Schmit seconded and all voted to approve First Reading
of Ordinance 1263 – Amending Chapter 4 Alcohol- Brown Bag Permits.
Resolution 2017-24 – Hodgs moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted approval for Resolution
2017-24 - Delegating approval of Brown Bags requested at specific locations.
RESOLUTION 2017-24
A RESOLUTION DELEGATING THE
APPROVAL OF BROWN BAG PERMITS
WHEREAS , SDCL § 35-1-5.5 authorizes the Common Council to permit the consumption
of alcoholic beverages on city-owned property; and
WHEREAS , §4-13(C) of the Revised Ordinances of the City of Spearfish authorizes the
Common Council to approve a Brown Bag Permit, which permits the consumption of
alcoholic beverages on city-owned property with certain conditions and restrictions; and
WHEREAS , the Mayor and Common Council desire to delegate the approval of certain
Brown Bag Permits to staff,
NOW THEREFORE , BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Spearfish as
follows:
1. Applications for Brown Bag Permits shall be approved by the City Administrator,
following notice to the Police Department and the department or departments
having responsibility over the building or property where alcoholic beverages will
be consumed.
2. The City Administrator shall have the authority to approve or deny Brown Bag
permit for the following locations:
a. Centennial Park (including the Pavilion and picnic shelters)
b. Snappers Club
c. Indian Springs
d. All picnic shelters
e. Log Cabin
f. Hudson Hall
g. Recreation and Aquatics Center
h. City Hall
3. Approval of Brown Bag Permits for locations other than those listed herein shall
be approved by the Common Council.
Dated this 7th day of August, 2017.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
By: ____________________________
(Seal) Dana Boke, Its Mayor
Attest:
________________________________
David H. Dutton, Finance Officer
Adopted: August 7, 2017
Published: August 18, 2017
Effective Date: September 7, 2017
Ordinance 1264 – Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to approve First Reading
of Ordinance 1264 - 201 supplement for transfer to Airport Fund
PUBLIC WORKS
Change Order – Schmit moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted approval for Change Order 1 for
Woodstave Penstock Replacement Project. This Change order is to demo and remove the
SCADA building at the Forebay location and increases the project cost $1,746, bringing total
project cost to $701,280.23.
Proposal – Schmit moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to accept proposal from W. W.
Wheeler and Associates for engineering construction observation and administration services for
the Woodstave Penstock Replacement Project. The proposal amount is $60,000 and will include
services as detailed in the proposal.
Proposal – Lee moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to accept AE2S proposal for additional
services for Jackson Boulevard Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Eligibility Screening
Evaluation. Cost is $23,500 and the scope of work is detailed in the proposal.
Agreement – Schmit moved, Lee seconded and all voted approval for Mayor to sign an
Agreement with South Dakota DOT to utilize North 27th Street and Industrial Drive as a
temporary detour for the Exit 14 project. Public Works Administrator Johnson stated this is a
truck detour as they work through that intersection.
Encroachment – Lee moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted approval for revocable
sidewalk/right of way encroachment permit for consumption of alcohol in a public place
(sidewalk) from False Bottom Bar. This permit valid for one year.
Acorn Ridge Road – Schmit moved, Lee seconded and all voted to award Sacrison Paving an
overlay project on Acorn Ridge Rd at a cost of $49,950.
LEGAL AND FINANCE
Grant Application – Hodgs moved, Lee seconded and all voted to authorize Mayor to sign
application for Federal Aviation Administration Airport Improvement Program Grant 3-46-0065-
023-2017 – Focused Planning Study.
Incode Training – Klarenbeek moved, Lee seconded and all voted approval to engage Tyler
Technologies (Incode) to provide on-site software user training for September 25, 2017 at a cost
of $3,000 with an additional travel cost estimate of $1,500; and to highly encourage regular users
to attend the training.
Transfer – Hodgs moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to transfer $340,914.17 from 302-
TIF#2 Industrial Park Debt Service fund to 506-TIF#2 Industrial Park Capital Project fund and
$162,162.92 from 303-TIF#3 McGuigan Debt Service fund to 507-TIF#3 McGuigan Capital
Project Fund, both are budgeted transfers.
Transfer – Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to transfer $11,589 from 202-
Hospitality Tax Fund to 101-General Fund for in-kind services, a budgeted transfer.
FIRE
Volunteer Reimbursement Rate – Hodgs moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted approval
of the following hourly rates for Volunteer Fire Fighters for wildland responses. Rates are based
on the 2017 Administratively Determined Pay Plan for Emergency Workers and are
reimbursable under the SD State Wildland Fire Cooperative Agreement based on the job
performed on the fire scene. Effective April 10, 2017.
Adam Altergott $24.16 JD Geigle $20.12 Rick Clark $18.32
Adam Ziegler $24.16 Jeremy Lyons $18.32 Rick Heser $20.12
Alison Yackley $18.32 Joel Johannesen $18.32 Robbie Veiga $18.32
Anthony Holguin $18.32 John Bohlinger $18.32 Scott Charlson $18.32
Brayden Ashworth $18.32 Justin Davis $18.32 Seth Heser $18.32
Brian Ziegler $18.32 Lance Palmer $18.32 Sean Mets $18.32
Chris Gengler $18.32 Lei'ani Wieringa $18.32 Sierra Miles $18.32
Cole Heser $18.32 Loni Geffre $18.32 Stuart Williams $18.32
Cristian Hernandez $18.32 Meagan Radliff $18.32 Tanner Tadra $18.32
Curtis McGuigan $18.32 Micah Schiller $18.32 Tate Hayford $18.32
Dalton Baker $18.32 Michael Warwick $18.32 Tommy Mead $18.32
Dave McClure $18.32 Mike McGuigan $18.32 Travis Ladson
Garrett Lawrence $18.32 Nicholas Pappas $18.32 $18.32
Gerald Draine $18.32 Patrick Daugherty $18.32 Troy Mullaney $18.32
Glen Lewis $20.12 Larry Deibert $18.32 Tyler Wolf $18.32
Jacob Paul $18.32 Randall Rosenau $18.32 William Wenzel $20.12
Jake Jansevics $20.12 Shane Richardson $18.32
Exempt Fire Pay – Lee moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to pay regular and overtime rates
to exempt Fire Department employees when performing duties on State or Federal incidents and
authorize the Mayor to sign an Amendment to Mark Sachara’s employment contract to reflect
the change.
PARKS AND REC
Rec Center – Schmit moved, Lee seconded and all voted to purchase new Rec Center fitness
equipment as follows: Purchase a treadmill from Two Wheeler Dealer Cost of $4,700 and two
ellipticals from 2nd Wind (Sole Provider) cost not to exceed $6,947.36. Total cost of $11,647.36
includes delivery and set up. $12,000 budgeted in 201 fund.
Expedition League Baseball – Parks and Recreation Director Mader stated there is no action
requested at this time as the meetings are in progress. Expedition League Baseball is requesting
to utilize Black Hills Energy Stadium. Lease agreement as well as concessions and advertising
agreements are being worked on.
PLANNING AND ZONING/BUILDING INSPECTION
Travel – Schmit moved, Klarenbeek seconded and all voted to approve out of state travel for
Tom Paisley to attend the ICC annual conference in Columbus Ohio September 9th - 13th. No
cost to the City - he was awarded the South Dakota Building Officials scholarship to attend.
Agreement – Schmit moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to authorize Mayor Boke to sign
City of Spearfish agreement number 18-17 pertaining to the dedication of Luke Court at Elkhorn
Ridge.
Bill List – Klarenbeek moved, Hodgs seconded and all voted to approve the Bill List dated
August 7, 2017.
VENDOR DESCRIPTION AMOUNT
A & B WELDING SUPPLY CO CYLINDER RENTALS/ACETYLENE/PROPANE $ 959.36
A&B BUSINESS INC COPIER LEASES/OFFICE SUPPLIES $ 2,668.32
ADVANCED ENGINEERING & ENV CREEK FLOODPLAIN STUDY/JACKSON BLVD $ 23,975.70
ALLEGIANT EMERGENCY SVCS FIRE DEPT PANTS/COATS $ 5,690.56
AMERICAN LEGAL PUBLISHING ORDINANCE SUPPLEMENTS $ 23.60
AMERICAN RED CROSS CPR CLASS $ 27.00
ARCTIC GLACIER USA INC CAMPGROUND ICE $ 478.28
AT & T JUL 2017 LD CHARGES $ 89.90
BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS/AUDIO BOOKS $ 1,242.38
MASSINE, CYNTHIA PLANT & FLOWERS-MYERS $ 100.00
LEONARD, JEFF PR#1 PAVEMENT MARKING PROJ $ 15,090.00
BLACK HILLS CHEMICAL CORP SACKS/CLEANERS/TISSUE/TOWELS $ 2,649.10
BLACK HILLS ENERGY ELECTRICITY $ 37,709.15
BLACK HILLS PIONEER JULY 2017 CITY ADS & LEGAL PUBLISHING $ 1,220.14
BLACK HILLS STATE UNIV JUL 2017 NEWSLETTER/BILLINGS $ 502.95
BLACK HILLS WINDSHIELD ROCK CHIP REPAIR $ 50.00
BOMGAARS SUPPLY INC TOOLS/REPAIRS/CLEANERS/BATTERIES $ 1,045.47
BROCK WHITE COMPANY LLC PUMP/SWITCH/TUMBLER $ 2,555.40
BUILDERS FIRSTSOURCE INC FENCE HARDWARE/TOOLS/SAKRETE $ 211.72
BUTLER MACHINERY CO HARDWARE/HOSE/FILTERS/ELEMENTS $ 868.10
BUTTE ELECTRIC COOP ELECTRICITY $ 57,877.98
CARLS TRAILER SALES INC FLATBED TRAILER 1271T $ 3,675.00
CASH-WA DISTRIBUTING CO CONCESSIONS $ 1,662.90
CENGAGE LEARNING BOOKS $ 135.70
CHAIN SAW CENTER COMPRESSOR RENTAL/REPAIRS/SPRAYER $ 1,212.55
GOOD 4 U FOODS CONCESSIONS $ 680.00
CHRIS SUPPLY CO HARDWARE $ 194.99
CITY OF SPEARFISH JUL 2017 CITY UTILITIES $ 36,447.27
CITY OF SPEARFISH CREDIT CARDS TRAVEL/MEALS/SUPPLIES/REPAIRS/TOOLS $ 1,798.54
CLIMATE CONTROL SYSTEMS CONTROL UPGRADE & RETROFIT $ 15,733.33
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO CONCESSIONS/CREAMER/COFFEE $ 3,932.00
DIAS, GREGORY K LIBRARY NETWORK ADMIN $ 1,387.23
DG INVESTMENT INTERMEDIATE SECURITY CAMERA SERVICE $ 250.00
CRESCENT ELECTRIC SUPPLY UPC $ 171.66
AIRLINE MEDIA PRODUCTIONS KUNG FU PANDA MOVIE RENTAL $ 300.00
CULLIGAN SOFT WATER CORP WATER $ 214.50
DAKOTA BUS SERVICE CORP SUMMER REC BUSSING $ 1,180.00
DALE'S TIRE & RETREADING TIRES $ 1,943.60
DENEUI, MICHELLE TRAVEL MILEAGE & PER DIEM $ 167.58
DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES TRL7751 & TITLE FEES $ 21.20
MEDNANSKY, DOUGLAS BALLAST TUBE/LIGHTING REPAIRS $ 438.37
ECOLAB PEST ELIMINATION PEST CONTROL $ 375.74
EDDIE'S TRUCK CENTER INC REPAIRS $ 94.88
NEWHOUSE ENTERPRISES INC PAPER/PENS/INK $ 551.00
FASTENAL CO HARDWARE/PROTECTAL/HARNESS $ 259.10
FEDEX FORENSIC LAB SHIPPING $ 7.51
FERC ANNUAL FERC ADMIN FEES $ 4,083.86
VIEHAUSER ENTERPRISES LLC KEYS/PD EMERGENCY ACCESS $ 233.99
GRAINGER INC PHOTOCONTROLS $ 53.10
GREAT WESTERN TIRE INC TIRES/TIRE REPAIRS $ 2,632.47
HAFNER, DENNIS TRAVEL MILEAGE & PER DIEM $ 240.52
HAWKINS INC AQUA HAWK/BLEACH/CHLORINE/AZONE $ 11,042.01
HD SUPPLY WATERWORKS LTD BADGER AMPLIFIER $ 1,698.78
HDR ENGINEERING INC 2017 SEWER TRUNKLINE PROJ ENG $ 5,955.48
HEARTLAND PAPER CO REPAIRS/TISSUE/BATTERIES/TOWELS/CLEANER $ 900.86
HEISLER HARDWARE TOOLS/PAINT/HARDWARE/SUPPLIES/REPAIRS $ 889.59
SIMON CONTRACTORS OF SD ROADSTONE $ 2,073.77
HILLYARD SIOUX FALLS EXTENSION POLE $ 47.21
INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL ANNUAL DUES-PAISLEY $ 135.00
IIMC ANNUAL MEMBERSHIPS-DUTTON & DENEUI $ 260.00
INTERNATIONAL CODE COUNCIL ANNUAL CONF REG.-PAISLEY $ 625.00
INTERSTATE BATTERIES BATTERIES $ 557.08
INTOXIMETERS INC DRYGAS $ 205.25
J & D PRECAST INC SEALER ROLLS $ 2,700.00
JENNER EQUIPMENT CO SWITCH $ 49.00
JJS GLOBAL VENTURES INC SENSOR $ 132.00
KEYSTONE RIDGE DESIGNS MEMORIAL BENCH-JOHNSON $ 1,959.00
KNECHT HOME CENTER INC REPAIRS/PAINT/SUPPLIES/TOOLS/HARDWARE $ 2,152.71
KT CONNECTIONS NETWORK ADMIN/REPAIRS/WIRELESS BRIDGE $ 9,813.08
LAW ENFORCEMENT SYSTEMS PARKING TICKETS $ 198.00
LEONE'S CREAMERY CONCESSIONS $ 895.00
LUEDERS FOOD CENTER WILDLAND REFRESHMENTS $ 54.50
LURZ, TERRY REPAIR AIRPORT LIGHTS $ 448.04
MATHIS JR, ROBERT WILDLAND-FUEL/LODGING/WATER $ 2,118.81
MANDY BING LLC CAMPGROUND FIREWOOD $ 472.50
MID AMERICAN RESEARCH CHEM FLOOR FINISH $ 4,936.95
MIDCO REC CENTER INTERNET/CAMPGROUND CABLE $ 650.51
MINITMAN INC PREMIUM GAS $ 13.86
MONEY MOVERS NIHCA MAINT FEES $ 21.00
GALLS, LLC SPECIALTY KNIVES/POLOS/BELT KEEPERS $ 509.86
NEWMAN SIGNS INC SLOW CHILDREN SIGNS $ 146.47
NORTH AVENUE PET STORE LLC CAT FOOD $ 32.97
MOSSET, COREY STATION 1 DOOR BOTTOM REPAIR $ 872.45
NORTHERN TRUCK EQUIPMENT COILS/CAMERAS $ 3,969.50
NRPA MEMBERSHIP-RAUTERKUS $ 99.00
PAISLEY, TOM TRAVEL MILEAGE & PER DIEM $ 242.52
PANGEA DESIGN GROUP CLOCKTOWER PROJECT $ 14,285.60
PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE INC CD $ 19.59
PETE LIEN & SONS INC CONCRETE $ 402.50
PETTY CASH-WELLS FARGOBANK TRAVEL/FUEL/POSTAGE/MEAL/MISC $ 227.21
WATER TREE INC EYEBALL INLET KIT/TILE/BOX OF TABS $ 712.45
POWERPLAN ROLLER RENTAL $ 1,800.00
ARGUS GROUP HOLDINGS LLC H2S/CH4/CO $ 435.29
PUBLIC SAFETY EQUIPMENT AUTO CHARGE REMOTE/AUTO PUMP $ 1,481.00
QUIK SIGNS INC NAME PLATE/HOLDER $ 13.00
RAMKOTA HOTEL - PIERRE LODGING-DENEUI $ 8.99
RAPID CONSTRUCTION CO LLC PR#2 PH2 TRUNKLINE PROJ $ 162,768.82
RAPID DELIVERY DELIVERY & PICKUP SERVICES $ 300.73
RAPP SALES CO SAND BLASTING MATERIAL $ 215.00
RECREATION SUPPLY CO WATER PARK SUPPLIES/GOGGLES $ 1,021.33
REED, THERESA DAWN JUL 2017 DOWTOWN RR CLEANING $ 465.00
THOMAS W NICHOLS AWOS INSPECTION $ 1,000.00
RUNNING SUPPLY INC HYD CYLINDER/BINDER CHAINS/TUBING/HOSE $ 1,101.56
RUSHMORE ELECTRIC POWER CO VIGNA WELL SCADA $ 2,094.39
SACRISON ASPHALT INC LIMESTONE $ 3,631.20
SAFEWAY STORES INC CONCESSIONS/CREAMER/BLEACH $ 116.13
SAND CREEK PRINTING CORP BUSINESS CARDS-WEBER & DEAVER $ 110.00
SANITATION PRODUCTS INC PAD SPRINGS $ 530.09
SD DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY 2ND HALF 2017 TELETYPE SERVICE $ 3,090.00
SDRS SPECIAL PAY PLAN SPECIAL PAY PLAN-KLUMB $ 45.00
SOUTH DAKOTA DOT POLO CREEK BRIDGE ENGINEERING $ 4,763.98
SOUTH DAK STATE TREASURER JUL 2017 SALES TAX REMITTANCE $ 22,795.45
SPEARFISH AMBULANCE SERV NASAL ATOMIZATION/AED PADS $ 156.46
SPEARFISH AUTO SUPPLY TOOLS/REPAIRS/FILTERS/FLUIDS/GREASE $ 4,925.37
SPEARFISH BUILD & SUPPLY PAINT/HARDWARE $ 119.60
VIVI BENE INC REPAIR STREET LIGHTS/HARDWARE $ 1,518.63
SPEARFISH GLASS INC LIBRARY DOOR OPENER/STATION 1 REPAIRS $ 198.93
GUDAHL INVESTMENTS LLC PAINT $ 211.79
SPEEDY MART INC PREMIUM GAS $ 12.25
ROSS & SANDRA HESPE ADAPTER $ 19.99
SYSCO FOOD SERVICES OF MT CONCESSIONS $ 1,115.21
TASC 3RD QTR 2017 FSA ADMIN FEES $ 349.65
TAYLOR DRILLING CO REPAIR ELLINGSON WELL $ 15,608.74
TERMESPHERES INC FINAL DOWNTOWN TERMESPHERE PAYMENT $ 9,000.00
THE UPS STORE #5137 SHIPPING SERVICES $ 78.96
THOMSON REUTERS WEST JUN 2017 WESTLAW $ 650.45
TNEMEC CO INC EPOXOLINE $ 812.96
TONKA EQUIPMENT CO SWIVEL JOINT W BEARINGS $ 750.09
TRAFFIC CONTROL CORP ADAPTER $ 46.11
TYLER TECHNOLOGIES INC SOFTWARE MAINT/ONLINE BILLING/NOTIFICATIONS $ 908.71
US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION GOLLIHER TANK BOND PAYMENT $ 91,072.41
USA BLUE BOOK LAB SUPPLIES $ 795.67
CLARITY TELECOM LLC AUG 2017 CITY PHONES/INTERNET $ 2,961.13
VERMEER HIGH PLAINS SOLENOID CONTROL VALVE $ 839.79
VISIT SPEARFISH INC AUG 2017 BID BOARD ALLOCATION $ 16,750.00
WALMART COMMUNITY/GEMB TOOLS/BINOS/AIR RIFLE/SUPPLIES/COOKIES $ 1,362.37
WALTERS, TRENT 2017 BOOT ALLOWANCE $ 100.00
WELLS PLUMBING CORP REPAIRS/HARDWARE $ 1,863.26
WESTERN COMMUNICATIONS RADIO & COMPUTER REPAIR $ 875.75
WHITE'S QUEEN CITY MOTORS LAMP $ 151.93
WOLFF'S PLUMBING & HEATING PRESSURE SWITCH $ 108.27
** TOTALS ** $ 668,790.25
July 2017 Salary Expense & Credit Card Fees Bill List 08/07/17
Gross Wages/Benefits Gross Wages
Mayor/Council $3,690.87 0.56% $3,428.52
City Administrator 5,918.61 0.90% 5,038.75
City Attorney 4,721.34 0.72% 4,106.70
Finance 13,410.14 2.04% 10,786.46
Human Resources 4,740.74 0.72% 3,857.70
Gov't Bldgs 28,369.50 4.31% 22,410.72
PW Admin 12,463.14 1.89% 10,122.29
Police 124,915.75 18.97% 100,224.46
Fire 38,037.61 5.78% 22,580.26
Bldg Inspect 16,040.78 2.44% 12,680.55
Streets 20,309.17 3.08% 16,377.44
Snow Removal 136.11 0.02% 103.75
Cemetery 10,635.11 1.61% 9,061.19
Animal Control 3,661.04 0.56% 2,762.14
Recreation/Aquatic 103,566.71 15.72% 92,551.10
Spectator Recreation 7,698.20 1.17% 6,483.32
Parks 23,168.58 3.52% 20,204.68
Library 24,151.46 3.67% 19,500.61
Plan & Zone 14,735.22 2.24% 12,129.41
Motor Pool 8,771.55 1.33% 6,932.16
Police Comm (214) 32,101.04 4.87% 24,706.81
Water 34,873.09 5.29% 27,867.44
Electric Production 20,643.30 3.13% 17,041.14
Sewer 24,543.12 3.73% 19,697.99
WWTP 33,555.57 5.09% 26,945.19
Airport 2,349.34 0.36% 1,986.47
Parking 563.65 0.09% 523.60
Solid Waste 27,480.09 4.17% 21,793.88
Campground 13,392.46 2.03% 11,953.83
Totals $658,643.29 100.00% $533,858.56
Credit Card Fees paid in June $4,464.66
Grand Total $663,107.95
APPROVAL INITIALS
Mayor Boke
Marty Clark - Absent
Dan Hodgs
Pam Jacobs – Absent
Larry Klarenbeek
John Lee
Doug Schmit
REMINDER - Upcoming Budget Meetings:
Monday, August 21st after City Council Regular Session – Personnel/General
Fund/Grants
Thursday, August 24th at 5:30pm – Enterprise/Capital/Special Revenue Funds
Tuesday, August 29th after Public Works Committee Meeting – Final updates & wrap-up
There being no further business before the Council, Hodgs moved, Schmit seconded and all
voted to adjourn at 6:09 PM.
Dated this 7th day of August, 2017.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
BY: ____________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST:
_________________________________
David H. Dutton, Finance Officer
Published once at the approximate cost of ________.
Agenda
Spearfish City Council
Regular Session - Agenda August 7, 2017
5:30 PM
City Council Chambers, 625 5th Street, Spearfish
There are several public hearings scheduled for this meeting. If you wish to
speak on the matter, please sign in at the front table prior to the meeting.
Public comments are welcome, but no action can be taken by the council on comments received for
items not on this agenda. Anyone wishing to have the council vote on a new item will need to fill out
an agenda item request form for the item to be considered on the next council agenda.
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
3. ROLL CALL
4. APPROVE ORDER OF BUSINESS
5. DECLARATION OF ANY POTENTIAL CONFLICTS-OF-INTEREST
6. CONSENT AGENDA
A. Request authorization to hire Bonnie Klunder as a temporary Public Works
Administrative Assistant, grade 12, step 1, $15.94 per hour, effective 8/7/2017
B. Add Garrett Lawrence to the 2017 Volunteer Fire Department list.
C. Ratify special on-sale liquor license for B&B Lounge for the Hamster Hill Block Party on
August 5th from 5:00 p.m. to 10 p.m. at Hamster Hill. Administrative approval was
granted prior to the event.
D. Authorization for Mayor to sign Notice of Intent from DENR to reauthorize general
storm water discharge permits (#SDR00B345 & #SDR00B344) with SD DENR.
E. Request Authorization for Mayor to sign First Amendment to Addendum #2 for Atlas
Building CMAR between Ainsworth Benning Construction, Williams & Associates,
SEDC and City.
F. Approve the following Brown Bag Permits:
FACILITY APPLICANT EVENT DATE
Jorgensen Park Sara Johnson private party 7/29/17*
Evan's Park Behavior Mgmt Systems Company BBQ 7/29/17*
Jorgensen park Fire Association association picnic 8/20/17
Snapper's Club Cindy Wagner 50th ann. 8/19/17
Heritage Park Deanna Krugman private rental 8/19/17
South Shelter SD Hwy Patrol/ Kevin Burke BBQ 8/4/17*
South Shelter BH Community Bank BBQ 8/15/17
Pavilion Mark Baeuvais Wedding/Reception 9/9/17
Pavilion Missy Haberstroh Wedding/Reception 9/22/17
Snapper's Club Kristine Gullings Wedding/Reception 9/23/17
Center Shelter SD Planners Assoc. picnic 9/14/17
Pavilion Good Shepherd Center Harvest Hop 9/29/17
Pavilion Augusta Bock Wedding/Reception 9/30/17
*indicates an event that was administratively approved
G. Approve the following Special Event Permits:
Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) Ride – 8/8 2017 – 11a.m. – Noon, Riding
through Spearfish Canyon to Deadwood Exit – Not stopping in Spearfish.
Great Bear Ride - applicant Native Ride Cycling Club - 09/30/2017 – 9a.m.-10a.m.
Rec Path through town to service road to Devils Tower.
Swarm Days Homecoming Parade - applicant Erica Whitiker, BHSU – 09/09/2017 –
9-11a.m. – From Young Center parking lot – right on St. Joe, Left on Jackson, right
on Main, Right on Grant
Ratify Event Permit for Corvette Classic in conjunction with Downtown Friday Night
(administrative approval was granted) – July 14, 2017 – additional temporary street
closure from Illinois to Jackson on Main and from alley to 7th/alley to 5th on Hudson.
Dakota Five – O: Applicant: Perry & Kristi Jewett: September 2nd 11a.m. – 7p.m. &
September 3rd 6:30a.m.– 6p.m.: Mountain Bike race Start and finish in the City Park.
Canyon, Grant, Passion Play, St. Joe, Hill St. UP Tinton Rd to trail.
Taste OF Autumn BBQ Championships: Applicant: Chris Harwood: September 15th
& 16th .Set up Thursday September 14th. Tear down Saturday 4p.m. Spearfish City
Campground
H. Approve Minutes of City Council Regular Session dated July 17, 2017.
7. HUMAN RESOURCES
A. Request authorization to hire Adam McMahon as a Project Engineer (Benefit-Eligible),
grade 22, step 10, $34.39 per hour ($71,531.20 salary/annually/exempt), with 40 hours of
vacation accrual and accelerated vacation accrual rate as follows: Employee shall be
granted 4.62 hours of paid vacation per pay period, to begin accruing immediately upon
work with the City. Upon completion of six full and continuous years of service, 6.15
hours of paid vacation per pay period shall accrue. Upon completion of twenty-five full
and continuous years of service, 40 additional hours of vacation shall be granted and 7.70
hours of paid vacation per pay period shall be accrued. Effective date to be established.
Replacement Position. Recommended by Personnel Committee and PW Committee.
8. HEARINGS
A. Public Hearing to consider an application from A’viands, LLC for an on-off sale malt
beverage and on-off sale wine license for BHSU located at 1200 University St. These
annual licenses will be used on campus for periodic retail sales authorized by the Board
of Regents - excludes the Joy Center. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
B. Public Hearing to consider two applications from Josh Fritz with Crow Peak Brewing for
special malt beverage licenses for the Dakota 5-0 on September 3rd from 11 a.m. to 6:00
p.m. at the City Park along with Taste of Autumn BBQ on September 15th & 16th from 4
p.m.-10:00 p.m. and 10 a.m.-4:00 p.m. respectively at the City Campground.
Recommended by LFPS Committee.
C. Public Hearing to consider an application from Jessica Babb with The Mad Platter for an
on-off sale malt beverage and on-off sale wine license located at 111 E. Hudson St.
Recommended by LFPS Committee.
D. Public Hearing to Consider Resolution 2017-22 to vacate a portion of the Reserve Street
right of way. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
9. ORDINANCES AND RESOLUTIONS
A. Resolution 2017-23 – Surplus to Trade In Recommended by PW Committee
B. Ordinance 1263 – First Reading – Amending Chapter 4 Alcohol- Brown Bag Permits
Recommended by LFPS Committee.
C. Resolution 2017-24 – Delegating approval of Brown Bags Recommended by LFPS
Committee.
D. First Reading of Ordinance 1264 - 201 supplement for transfer to Airport Fund
Recommended by LFPS Committee.
10. PUBLIC WORKS
A. Request approval for Change Order 1 for Woodstave Penstock Replacement Project.
This Change order is to demo and remove the SCADA building at the Forebay location
and increases the project cost $1746, bringing total project cost to $701,280.23.
Recommended by PW Committee.
B. Request approval of the proposal from W. W. Wheeler and Associates for engineering
construction observation and administration services for the Woodstave Penstock
Replacement Project. The proposal amount is $60,000 and will included services as
detailed in the attached proposal. Recommended by PW Committee.
C. Request approval of the AE2S proposal for additional services for Jackson Boulevard
Hazard Mitigation Grant Program Eligibility Screening Evaluation. Cost is $23,500 and
the scope of work is detailed in the attached proposal. Recommended by PW Committee.
D. Request approval for Mayor to sign an Agreement with South Dakota DOT to utilize
North 27th Street and Industrial Drive as a temporary detour for the Exit 14 project.
Recommended by PW Committee.
E. Request approval for revocable sidewalk/right of way encroachment permit for
consumption of alcohol in a public place (sidewalk) from False Bottom Bar. This permit
valid for one year. Recommended by PW Committee.
F. Request authorization to award Sacrison Paving an overlay project on Acorn Ridge Rd at
a cost of $49,950. Recommended by PW Committee.
11. LEGAL AND FINANCE
A. Request authorization for Mayor to sign application for Federal Aviation Administration
Airport Improvement Program Grant 3-46-0065-023-2017 – Focused Planning Study.
Recommended by LFPS Committee.
B. Request approval to engage Tyler Technologies (Incode) to provide on-site software user
training for September 25, 2017 at a cost of $3,000 with an additional travel cost estimate
of $1,500; and to require regular users to attend the training. Recommended by LFPS
Committee.
C. Request authorization to transfer $340,914.17 from 302-TIF#2 Industrial Park Debt
Service fund to 506-TIF#2 Industrial Park Capital Project fund and $162,162.92 from
303-TIF#3 McGuigan Debt Service fund to 507-TIF#3 McGuigan Capital Project Fund,
both are budgeted transfers. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
D. Request authorization to transfer $11,589 from 202-Hospitality Tax Fund to 101-General
Fund for in-kind services, a budgeted transfer. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
12. FIRE
A. Request approval of Volunteer Fire Fighter reimbursement rate for wildland responses as
listed on the attached, effective April 10, 2017. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
B. Request authorization to pay regular and overtime rates to exempt Fire Department
employees when performing duties on State or Federal incidents. Recommended by
LFPS Committee.
13. PARKS AND REC
A. Rec Center – Request to purchase new fitness equipment including one treadmill and two
seated ellipticals. This will increase the number of the most popular pieces of
equipment. Total cost not to exceed $11,941.11 – includes delivery and set up. $12,000
budgeted in 201 fund.
Option 1- Purchase the Treadmill and Ellipticals from 2nd Wind - Total Cost of
11,941.11
Option 2 - Purchase the Treadmill from Two Wheeler Dealer Cost of $4,700 and the
Ellipticals from 2nd Wind (Sole Provider) cost not to exceed $6,947.36 – total cost
$11,647.36 Option 2 was recommended by Public Works Committee
B. Expedition League Baseball - Black Hills Energy Stadium. Request authorization for
Mayor to sign lease agreement and approval for Concessions and Advertising Agreement.
Recommended by PW Committee.
14. PLANNING AND ZONING/BUILDING INSPECTION
A. Request out of state travel for Tom Paisley to attend the ICC annual conference in
Columbus Ohio September 9th - 13th. No cost to the City - he was awarded the South
Dakota Building Officials scholarship to attend. Recommended by LFPS Committee.
B. Request authorization for Mayor Boke to sign City of Spearfish agreement number 18-17
pertaining to the dedication of Luke Court at Elkhorn Ridge. Recommended by LFPS
Committee.
15. APPROVE THE BILL LIST DATED AUGUST 7, 2017.
16. MAYOR AND COUNCIL DISCUSSION ITEMS
17. DEPARTMENTAL DISCUSSION ITEMS
18. REMINDER UPCOMING BUDGET MEETINGS:
Monday, August 21st after City Council Regular Session – Personnel/General
Fund/Grants
Thursday, August 24th at 5:30pm – Enterprise/Capital/Special Revenue Funds
Tuesday, August 29th after Public Works Committee Meeting – Final updates & wrap-up
19. ADJOURNMENT
ADA Compliance: The City of Spearfish fully subscribes to the provisions of the Americans with Disabilities Act. If
you desire to attend this public meeting and are in need of special accommodations, please notify the City Finance
Office 24 hours prior to the meeting so that appropriate auxiliary aids and services are available.
Request approval of the following hourly rates for Volunteer Fire Fighters for wildland
responses (rates are based on the 2017 Administratively Determined Pay Plan for Emergency
Workers and is reimbursable under the SD State Wildland Fire Cooperative Agreement based on
the job performed on the fire scene):
Adam Altergott $24.16
Adam Ziegler $24.16
Alison Yackley $18.32
Anthony Holguin $18.32
Brayden Ashworth $18.32
Brian Ziegler $18.32
Chris Gengler $18.32
Cole Heser $18.32
Cristian Hernandez $18.32
Curtis McGuigan $18.32
Dalton Baker $18.32
Dave McClure $18.32
Garrett Lawrence $18.32
Gerald Draine $18.32
Glen Lewis $20.12
Jacob Paul $18.32
Jake Jansevics $18.32
JD Geigle $18.32
Jeremy Lyons $18.32
Joel Johannesen $18.32
John Bohlinger $18.32
Justin Davis $18.32
Lance Palmer $18.32
Lei'ani Wieringa $18.32
Loni Geffre $18.32
Meagan Radliff $18.32
Micah Schiller $18.32
Michael Warwick $20.12
Mike McGuigan $18.32
Nicholas Pappas $18.32
Patrick Daugherty $18.32
Larry Deibert $18.32
Randall Rosenau $18.32
Randall Stewart $18.32
Rick Clark $18.32
Rick Heser $18.32
Robbie Veiga $18.32
Scott Charlson $20.12
Seth Heser $18.32
Sean Mets $18.32
Sierra Miles $18.32
Stuart Williams $18.32
Tanner Tadra $18.32
Tate Hayford $18.32
Tommy Mead $18.32
Travis Ladson $18.32
Troy Mullaney $18.32
Tyler Wolf $18.32
William Wenzel $20.12
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