City Council
Regular MeetingSpearfish, SD · November 16, 2020
Minutes
Spearfish City Council
Regular Session Minutes
November 16, 2020 5:30 p.m.
The Spearfish City Council met at 5:30 p.m. on Monday, November 16, 2020 via Zoom. Mayor
Boke presided and called the meeting to order. All recited the pledge of allegiance. Roll call was
taken with the following members present: Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs, Jacobs and
Klarenbeek. Absent: None. Also present: City Administrator Harmon, City Planner Watson, Parks
and Recreation Director Ehnes, City Attorney McDonald, Finance Officer DeNeui, Public Works
Director Lee, Public Safety Director Rotert and Police Chief Jacobs.
Eisenbraun moved, Jacobs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs, Jacobs and
Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the agenda. No potential conflicts of interest
were noted.
Consent Agenda – Klarenbeek moved, Clark seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the consent agenda as follows:
A. Approve the minutes of the City Council regular session dated November 2, 2020.
B. Approve the treasurer’s report dated October 31, 2020.
C. Add Frank Night Pipe to the library volunteer list.
D. Move Kayla Chyba to recreation and campground coordinator, grade 14, step 5, $20.07 per
hour, effective 11/15/2020.
E. Promote Justin Woodroof to water/wastewater utility operator class III, grade 14, step 11,
$22.61 per hour, effective 11/1/2020. Justin has successfully passed all state certifications
required to be a class III operator.
F. Hire Jennifer Driscoll as a part-time (not benefit-eligible) customer service assistant, grade 7,
step 1, $13.13 per hour, effective 11/17/2020.
Update – Thomas Worsley, Monument Health, provided an update on the critical status of the
Monument Health system. Worsley stated they are at the point of needing community help to
flatten the curve and the physicians within their system are deeply concerned about the ability to
care for this number of patients. Worsley encouraged everyone to wear masks, limit any physical
gatherings and to have general awareness of the COVID-19 virus and preventative measures.
Resolution 2020-32 – Jacobs moved, Hodgs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to adopt Resolution 2020-32 as follows:
RESOLUTION 2020-32
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING A DISCRETIONARY FORMULA FOR REDUCED TAXATION
WHEREAS, in the 1990s, the City of Spearfish adopted a discretionary tax formula through
Resolution 1992-8 and Resolution 1996-21;
WHEREAS, on June 23, 2020, the Lawrence County Commission adopted Resolution 2020-21
establishing a discretionary tax formula under SDCL 10-6-35.2 for Lawrence County;
WHEREAS, pursuant to state law, the City of Spearfish was not able to apply its discretionary
tax formula because of the adoption by the county of Resolution 2020-21;
WHEREAS, on August 18, 2020, the Lawrence County Commission rescinded Resolution
2020-21;
WHEREAS, Lawrence County does not have a discretionary formula for reduced taxation
pursuant to SDCL 10-6-35.2;
WHEREAS, if the Lawrence County Commission has not adopted a discretionary formula for
reduced taxation, SDCL 10-6-35.4 authorizes the Common Council of the City of Spearfish to adopt
all or any part of the formula for assessed value pursuant to SDCL 10-6-35.2;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Spearfish that
for a new industrial structure as that term is defined herein, including a power generation facility, or
an addition to an existing industrial structure, if the new structure or addition has a full and true value
of thirty thousand dollars or more shall, following construction, be valued for taxation purposes in
the usual manner;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that for a new commercial structure as that term is defined herein,
or an addition to an existing commercial structure, except a commercial residential structure as
described in SDCL 10-6-35.2(5), if the new structure or addition has a full and true value of thirty
thousand dollars or more shall, following construction, be valued for taxation purposes in the usual
manner;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the following formula for assessed value to be used for tax
purposes of any new industrial or new commercial structure or addition to an existing industrial or
existing commercial structure if the new structure or addition has a full and true value of thirty
thousand dollars or more shall be:
1. For the first tax year following construction, twenty percent (20%) of the assessed value
shall be used for tax purposes on such property;
2. For the second tax year following construction, forty percent (40%) of the assessed value
shall be used for tax purposes on such property;
3. For the third tax year following construction, sixty percent (60%) of the assessed value
shall be used for tax purposes on such property;
4. For the fourth tax year following construction, eighty percent (80%) of the assessed
value shall be used for tax purposes on such property;
5. For the fifth tax year following construction, one hundred percent (100%) of the
assessed value shall be used for tax purposes on such property;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that following the five-year period under this Resolution, the
property shall be assessed at the same percentage as is all other property for tax purposes;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that industrial structure is defined as any structure designed for
production, manufacture, or assembly; office space associated with the following industries: natural
resource development (timber, crops, minerals, oil, gas, etc.), technology, financial services,
engineering and closely related design services; warehouses; mailing and shipping services; distribution
centers; wholesale facilities; and telecommunication and broadcasting facilities;
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that commercial structure is defined as any retail structure over
20,000 square feet and structures dedicated to the rental, sales, leasing, or service of new and used
vehicles, recreational vehicles, trailers, or equipment.
Dated this 16th day of November, 2020.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
By: _________________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST:
______________________________________
Michelle DeNeui (SEAL)
Finance Officer
Adopted: November 16, 2020
Published: November 21, 2020
Effective: December 11, 2020
Resolution 2020-34 – Clark moved, Klarenbeek seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to adopt Resolution 2020-34 as follows:
RESOLUTION 2020-34
A RESOLUTION TO SET FEES CHARGED BY THE CITY
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF SPEARFISH, SOUTH
DAKOTA that the following fees shall be amended and/or charged by the City of Spearfish–
strikethrough indicating text to be deleted, underline indicating text to be added, and certain fees are
subject to applicable sales tax:
AMENDED/
CURRENT
ITEM AREA FEE DESCRIPTION NEW
AMOUNT
AMOUNT
Cemetery - City Resident discount per grave space parcel
1102 PARKS -$50.00
purchased.
Cemetery – Family to Inter on a space parcel with
1103 PARKS $75.00 $125.00
previous burial
1104 PARKS Cemetery - Grave Space Parcel $125.00 $250.00
1105 PARKS Cemetery – Infant Section - Space Parcel $75.00 $75.00
1013 P&Z/ENG Penalty: Nuisance abatement, Board of Health expenses Actual cost Remove
10% of actual
costs,
NEW P&Z/ENG Penalty: Nuisance Abatement Administrative Fee New
minimum of
$50.00
1.5 times base
wage of
affected city
employee(s), to
NEW P&Z/ENG Penalty: Nuisance Abatement City Staff Time New
be charged in
¼ hour
increments
rounded up.
Current FEMA
NEW P&Z/ENG Penalty: Nuisance Abatement City Equipment New
rates
NEW P&Z/ENG C-1 Redevelopment Incentive Plan fee New $300.00
1601 SOLID WASTE 300 Gallon extra pickup $24.00 $43.74
1603
SOLID WASTE 450 Gallon extra pickup $32.00 $57.28
1602
1607
SOLID WASTE Residential – 65 Gallon / Extra pickup fee $15.38 $15.64
1603
1608
SOLID WASTE Residential – 95 Gallon / Extra pickup fee $18.18 $18.49
1604
1652
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $64.51 $65.61
1640
1653
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $99.33 $101.02
1641
1654
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $133.12 $135.38
1642
1655
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $167.94 $170.79
1643
1656
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $201.73 $205.16
1644
1658
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $80.90 $82.28
1670
1659
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $121.86 $123.93
1671
1660
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $162.82 $165.59
1672
1661
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $202.75 $206.20
1673
1662
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $243.71 $247.85
1674
1664
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $39.94 $40.62
1610
1665
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $86.02 $87.48
1645
1666
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $130.05 $132.26
1646
1667
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $174.08 $177.04
1647
1668
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $218.11 $221.82
1648
1669
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $262.14 $266.60
1649
1671
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $105.47 $107.26
1675
1672
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $156.67 $159.33
1676
1673
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $208.90 $212.45
1677
1674
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $260.10 $264.52
1678
1675
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $312.32 $317.63
1679
1677
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $59.39 $60.40
1615
1678
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $43.01 $43.74
1635
1679
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $67.58 $68.73
1636
1681
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $107.52 $109.35
1650
1682
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $161.79 $164.54
1651
1683
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $215.04 $218.70
1652
1684
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $269.31 $273.89
1653
1685
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $322.56 $328.04
1654
1687
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $130.05 $132.26
1680
1688
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $192.51 $195.78
1681
1689
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $254.98 $259.31
1682
1690
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $317.44 $322.84
1683
1691
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $379.90 $386.36
1684
1693
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $79.87 $81.23
1620
1694
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $56.32 $57.28
1665
1695
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $86.02 $87.48
1666
1696
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $115.71 $117.68
1667
1697
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $146.43 $148.92
1668
1698
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $176.13 $179.12
1669
1700
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $129.02 $131.21
1655
1701
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $192.51 $195.78
1656
1702
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $256.00 $260.35
1657
1703
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $319.49 $324.92
1658
1704
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $382.98 $389.49
1659
1706
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $154.62 $157.25
1685
1707
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $228.35 $232.23
1686
1708
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $301.06 $306.18
1687
1709
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $373.76 $380.11
1688
1710
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $447.49 $455.10
1689
1712
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $99.33 $101.02
1625
1713
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 300 Gallon 1X per week $150.53 $153.09
1660
1714
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 300 Gallon 2X per week $223.23 $227.02
1661
1715
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $296.96 $302.01
1662
1716
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $369.66 $375.94
1663
1717
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $443.39 $450.93
1664
1719
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 450 Gallon 1X per week $179.20 $182.25
1690
1720
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 450 Gallon 2X per week $263.17 $267.64
1691
1721
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 450 Gallon 3X per week $347.14 $353.04
1692
1722
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 450 Gallon 4X per week $431.10 $438.43
1693
1723
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 450 Gallon 5X per week $515.07 $523.83
1694
1725
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $119.81 $121.85
1630
1726
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 95 Gallon 1X per week $19.46 $19.79
1605
1733
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 300 Gallon 3X per week $92.16 $93.73
1637
1734
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 300 Gallon 4X per week $116.74 $118.72
1638
1735
SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 300 Gallon 5X per week $142.34 $144.76
1639
1.5 times the
Solid Waste – Outside of City Limits – Residential and
1727 SOLID WASTE applicable Remove
Commercial
rate
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $29.69
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $39.58
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $49.48
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 1 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $59.37
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $60.93
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $81.24
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $101.55
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 2 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $121.86
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $90.60
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $120.80
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $151.00
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 3 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $181.20
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $121.84
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $162.46
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $203.07
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 4 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $243.68
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $151.53
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $202.04
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $252.55
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 5 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $303.06
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 95 Gallon 2X per week New $182.77
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 95 Gallon 3X per week New $243.69
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 95 Gallon 4X per week New $304.62
NEW SOLID WASTE Solid Waste – Commercial – 6 X 95 Gallon 5X per week New $365.54
Curb Stop and service line locates, hourly charge over
1907 WATER $50.00 Remove
minimum
1908 WATER Curb Stop Locates, 1 hour minimum $50.00 Remove
CITY OF SPEARFISH
______________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________________
Michelle DeNeui, Finance Officer (SEAL)
Adopted: November 16, 2020
Published: November 21, 2020
Effective: December 11, 2020
Supplement – Clark moved, Hodgs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the following supplements for grant
proceeds and insurance recoveries:
101-41930-4265 General Fund-Information Systems-Minor Tools $ 25,000
101-42290-4111 General Fund-Fire Department-Volunteer Reimbursements $ 55,000
104-42290-4251 Wildland Fire Fund-Wildland Fire-Repair of Vehicles $ 6,500
104-42290-4340 Wildland Fire Fund-Wildland Fire-Machinery & Equipment $ 30,500
295-42290-4110 SAFER Grant-Fire Department-Salaries and Wages $ 46,000
295-42290-4220 SAFER Grant-Fire Department-Professional Services $ 12,000
Sources:
101-33100 General Fund-Federal Grants $ 80,000
104-39140 Wildland Fire Fund-Compensation for Loss or Damage $ 37,000
295-33100 SAFER Grant-Federal Grants $ 58,000
Licenses – Eisenbraun moved, Jacobs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the following 2021 Liquor and Wine
License renewals:
2 Broke Girls Retail Wine
A Perfect 10 Nail & Beauty Bar Retail Wine
Antunez/Dakota Food Gypsies Retail Wine
Applebees Retail Liquor
Aviands @ BHSU Retail Wine
B&B Lounge & Back Porch Retail Liquor
Best Western BH Lodge Retail Wine
The Clubhouse of Spearfish Retail Wine
Creekside Bean & Vine Retail Wine
Double Barrell Liquor & Casino Retail Wine
Dough Trader Pizza Co Retail Wine
Elkhorn Ridge Golf Course Retail Wine
Elkhorn Ridge RV Park & Campgrnd Retail Wine
Elkhorn Ridge Travel Center Package Liquor
Exit 8 Phillips 66 Package Liquor
False Bottom Bar Retail Liquor
The Farmhouse Restaurant Liquor
Flanagan’s Irish Pub Retail Liquor
Fuji Sushi Bar & Grill Retail Wine
Golden Dragon Restaurant Retail Wine
Good Earth Natural Foods Retail Wine
Grant Street Liquor Package Liquor & Retail Wine
Happy Jacks Retail Wine
Himalayan Indian Cuisine Retail Wine
Holiday Inn Convention Center Liquor
K-Nails & Beauty Bar Retail Wine
Killians Tavern Retail Liquor
Los Cabos Retail Wine
Lueders Food Center Retail Wine
Matthews Opera House Retail Wine
Nonna's Kitchen Retail Wine
Nowhere Men's Clothier Retail Wine
Party Time Liquor Package Liquor
Piranha Salon Retail Wine
Queen City Liquor Package Liquor
Queen City VFW Retail Liquor
Redwater Kitchen Restaurant Liquor
Safeway Store Package Liquor
Sawyer Brewing Retail Wine
Scoreboard Lounge Retail Liquor
Spearfish Brewing Co. Retail Wine
Spearfish Canyon Country Club Retail Liquor
Spearfish Sasquatch Baseball Club Retail Wine
Speedy Mart Package Liquor
Stadium Sports Grill Retail Liquor
Steerfish Steak & Smoke Retail Liquor
Sunshine Saloon Retail Wine
Triple 7 Casino Retail Wine
Walgreens Retail Wine
Wal-Mart Supercenter Package Liquor
Yesway Package Liquor
Z Bar Retail Liquor
Final Project – Clark moved, Klarenbeek seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the final under/over change order (1)
for the 2020 Weed Control Project with TruGreen Chemlawn for an increase of $45.10 (+.1%)
bringing the total cost to $37,020.10; original contract was $36,975.00 and to authorize Mayor Boke
to sign the Certificate of Final Completion with an acceptance date of November 16, 2020.
Public Hearing – A public hearing was opened at 5:57 p.m. to consider Ordinance 1336 – An
Ordinance Amending Appendix A. Zoning, Article V. Supplementary Regulations, Section 7.
Nonconforming Uses. No oral or written comments were received and the hearing was closed.
Ordinance 1336 – Eisenbraun moved, Jacobs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the second reading of
Ordinance 1336 – An Ordinance Amending Appendix A. Zoning, Article V. Supplementary
Regulations, Section 7. Nonconforming Uses.
Agreement – Clark moved, Herrmann seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve an encroachment agreement with
Nathan Hoogshagen for a sign on City owned property during the month of December.
Initiate Amendment – Herrmann moved, Jacobs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to initiate an amendment to the zoning
ordinance to enable photovoltaic (solar) energy production as a primary land use in Ag zoning.
Surplus – Clark moved, Jacobs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs, Jacobs
and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to accept a sealed surplus bid for the Nautilus Smith
Weight Machine.
Resolution 2020-33 – Eisenbraun moved, Hodgs seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann,
Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to adopt Resolution 2020-33 as follows:
RESOLUTION 2020-33
A RESOLUTION OF INTENT TO RENEW THE RESTRICTED USE SITE PERMIT
WHEREAS, SD Department of Environment and Natural Resources Waste Management
Program requires annual application to renew the Spearfish Restricted Use Site Individual
Permit, and
WHEREAS, the Common Council of the City of Spearfish intends to renew the individual
permit, and
WHEREAS, a copy of such renewal application is on file in the Finance Office and available
for public inspection,
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Spearfish that the
Council intends to renew the application to construct and operate a restricted use storage and
disposal facility and authorizes the appropriate signatures to complete the application.
Dated this 16th day of November, 2020.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
By: ____________________________
Dana Boke, its Mayor
Attest:
________________________________
Michelle DeNeui, Finance Officer (SEAL)
Adopted: November 16, 2020
Published: November 21, 2020
Effective: December 11, 2020
Proposal – Jacobs moved, Klarenbeek seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to accept the proposal from Interstate
Engineering for the CIPP design and bid process at cost not to exceed $27,500, unbudgeted in
sewer fund.
Bill List – Clark moved, Klarenbeek seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun, Herrmann, Hodgs,
Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to approve the bill list dated November 16, 2020
as follows:
Vendor Description Amount
3RD DEGREE SCREENING INC SCREENINGS X 2 $ 27.50
A & B BUSINESS INC OCT2020 CONTRACT BASE RATE $ 2,529.06
A & B WELDING SUPPLY CO CYLINDER RENTAL/RENEWAL FEE $ 132.26
A & J SUPPLY CAPS $ 28.88
AGA WEBINAR REG X 3 $ 344.00
ALPINE IMPRESSIONS APPAREL $ 110.00
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES OFFICE/TECH/JANITORIAL/BOOKS $ 913.33
AMZN MKTP US OFFICE SUPPLIES $ 23.14
AMAZON.COM OFFICE/TECH/JDARE PROGRAM $ 1,729.60
AVTECH SERVICES INC EQUIPMENT/HARDWARE INSTALL $ 54,303.82
BAKER & TAYLOR BOOKS $ 1,026.47
BELLE FOURCHE LANDFILL OCT 2020 SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL $ 27,688.38
BH SOC HUMAN RESOURCE MGT REGISTRATION $ 25.00
BLACK HILLS ENERGY SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER ELECTRICITY $ 22,137.42
BHSU PRINTING CENTER OCT 2020 MACHINE INSERTING $ 227.64
BIG D #2 MEALS $ 53.75
BLACK HILLS & BADLANDS TOURI ADVERTISING/MARKETING - 2021 $ 1,446.00
BLACK HILLS CHEMICAL CORP PARTS/JANITORIAL $ 388.78
STAHL, JOSEPH ANTHONY LABOR/SUPPLIES $ 493.60
BLACK HILLS PIONEER OCT 2020 LEGALS/OTHER ADS $ 860.95
BLACK HILLS PURE INC COOLER RENTAL/BOTTLED WATER $ 34.50
BLACK HILLS URGENT CARE SCREENING $ 1,170.00
UPSTATE WHOLESALE SUPPLY HARDWARE $ 2,391.00
JT VENTURES LLC SOFTENER SALT $ 185.00
BUTLER MACHINERY CO PARTS $ 141.59
BUTTE ELECTRIC COOP 8/20/20 - 9/24/20 ELECTRICITY $ 48,520.98
VISUAL WORKS INC SEP 2020 ONLINE RESERVATIONS $ 1,088.00
CBH COOPERATIVE OCT 2020 GAS/DIESEL $ 21,955.63
CENGAGE LEARNING BOOKS $ 35.98
CENTURYLINK INC NOV 2020 TELEPHONE $ 351.99
CHAIN SAW CENTER EQUIPMENT $ 526.90
CHMELA, KORDEL REFEREE $ 50.00
CHRIS SUPPLY CO PARTS $ 315.00
CITY OF SPEARFISH CC SUBSCRIPTIONS/ADS/TECH $ 234.37
COBAN TECHNOLOGY PARTS $ 89.00
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO COFFEE/CONCESSIONS $ 557.05
COMBINED BLDG SPECIALTIES SIGNAGE $ 173.00
DG INVESTMENT INTERMEDIATE EQUIPMENT/INSTALLATION $ 879.65
CORE & MAIN LP PARTS $ 2,812.21
CREATIVE PRODUCT SOURCING DARE PRODUCTS $ 267.48
CUMMINS CENTRAL POWER LLC PARTS $ 248.34
CUMMINS ROCKY MOUNTAIN LLC SVC CALL/PARTS/LABOR $ 8,206.05
CVD CONSTRUCTION INC LABOR/MATERIALS/EQUIPMENT $ 1,100.00
TIMECLOCK PLUS SUPPORT/MAINT 10-20 TO 10/21 $ 314.82
DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES LIC PLATE REASSIGNMENT FEE $ 5.00
DOLAN CONSULTING GROUP WEBINAR $ 95.00
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS ASSOC ALLOCATION $ 415.00
US IDENTIFICATION MANUAL MANUAL UPDATES THRU DEC 2021 $ 82.50
RAPID CITY REGIONAL HOSPITAL SCREENINGS $ 1,168.00
ECOLAB PEST ELIMINATION PEST/RODENT PROGRAMS $ 463.40
FEDEX SHIPMENT SD DCI $ 13.68
FIB - TRAVEL CARD MISC VENDOR FUEL/LODGING $ 3,162.34
FIB-AP PURCHASE CARDS ITEMIZED BY VENDOR - TOTAL $150,818.56 $ -
EDDIE'S TRUCK CENTER PARTS $ 619.86
FMG INC EXIT 8 AREA PATH, PHASE I $ 10,161.11
GALETON GLOVES $ 553.26
GEFFRE, LONI REIMBURSE: FIRE PREVENTION WK SUPP $ 193.95
GRAINGER INC PARTS $ 142.10
GREAT WESTERN TIRE INC PARTS/LABOR $ 5,844.85
GROSSENBURG IMPLEMENT EQUIPMENT $ 109.31
GUNDERSON TRUCKING INC TRANSPORT WWTP TO GILLETTE $ 1,000.00
HAGEMAN, THOMAS PER DIEM - AUG COMPLEX $ 214.00
HAUCK ELECTRIC & CONTROLS LABOR/EQUIP/MATERIALS $ 3,624.00
HDR ENGINEERING INC EXIT 17 DEV/WWTP EQUAL BASIN $ 46,728.20
HICKS, KIMBERLY PER DIEM, AUG COMPLEX FIRE $ 214.00
HUBER, TYLER REFEREE $ 75.00
HURCO TECHNOLOGIES INC PARTS $ 906.05
IMLA WEBINAR, LAND USE $ 49.00
VIVI BENE INC ELEC PARTS/LABOR $ 33,403.65
INTERSTATE BATTERIES ELEC PARTS $ 340.80
INTERSTATE ENGINEERING INC GRADING/CONSTRUCTION EASEMENT $ 1,746.00
ISA-ARBOR.COM REGISTRATION X 2 $ 398.00
JANVRIN, BRIDGER REFEREE $ 75.00
JENNER EQUIPMENT CO PARTS/LABOR $ 2,757.29
TODD EMERY COLLINS SVC CALL/LABOR $ 526.40
JUNEK'S SERVICE CORP SVS/EQUIP $ 40.41
KANE, RACHEL REFEREE $ 250.00
KLJ SOLUTIONS HOLDING CO PHASE 3, AMP CROSSWIND RUNWAY $ 10,276.93
LAWSON PRODUCTS INC STRIPE PAINT $ 166.08
LEADSONLINE LLC TOTALTRACK RENEWAL $ 1,668.00
LITTLE CAESARS MEALS $ 65.00
MID-AMERICAN RESEARCH CHEM JANITORIAL $ 903.07
MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES 10/8 - 11/4 NATURAL GAS $ 3,679.13
MICHAEL TODD & CO SIGNAGE $ 5,026.20
MIDCO OCT 2020 CABLE TV/INTERNET $ 924.14
MIDCONTINENT TESTING LABS OCT 2020 WATER TESTING $ 581.00
PATTLEN ENTERPRISES INC PARTS $ 1,925.27
AMBASSADOR SERVICES INC RETIREMENT CHEST X 4 $ 962.88
MONEY MOVERS SEP 2020 MAINTENANCE FEE $ 7.00
MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC EQUIPMENT $ 2,925.65
MUTH ELECTRIC INC PARTS/MILEAGE/LABOR $ 1,024.82
NORTHERN HILLS TRNG CENTER OCT 2020 JANITORIAL $ 966.58
PRO WINDMILL INC MONTHLY RODENT CONTROL/AIR CARE $ 238.00
ONE BEACON INSURANCE REFUND $ 1,045.00
SPLASHTACULAR LLC REPLACEMENT VINYL DECKING $ 855.00
PITNEY BOWES INC 4TH QTR METER RENTAL $ 180.00
POWELL, JACOB REFEREE $ 100.00
PROGRAM WORKS INC SUBSCRIPT RENEW TO 11/02/2021 $ 483.36
PUBLIC AGENCY TRAINING CEN WEBINAR $ 150.00
QUIK SIGNS INC SIGNAGE $ 90.53
RAPID CITY JOURNAL RENEW 1-YEAR SUBSCRIPTION $ 544.99
RAPID DELIVERY OCT 2020 DELIVERIES $ 127.68
AMERICAN RED CROSS LIFEGUARDING X 5 $ 205.00
REED, THERESA DAWN NOV 2020 - DOWNTOWN RR $ 450.00
RIVERSIDE TECHNOLOGIES INC HARDWARE $ 819.00
RUNNING SUPPLY INC TOOLS/SUPPLIES $ 67.54
RUSHMORE COMMUNICATION PARTS/LABOR $ 385.00
SAFEWAY STORES INC GROCERY $ 143.82
SCHREINER ENTERPRISES, INC YARD SIGNS AND STAKES $ 407.50
SANITATION PRODUCTS INC PARTS/LABOR/EQUIPMENT $ 951.31
SCOTT, NIKOLAS REFEREE $ 50.00
SD BOARD OF TECHNICAL PROS RENEWAL - KYLE MATHIS $ 80.00
SD POLICE CHIEF'S ASSOC ONLINE POST TEST - S & A SCORE $ 612.50
SD WILDLAND FIRE WILDLAND APPAREL $ 599.68
SERVALL TOWEL & LINEN JANITORIAL $ 732.45
SOUTH DAK STATE TREASURER OCT 2020 SALES TAX RETURN $ 7,865.53
STADLER, DAVID J WELDING/MATERIALS $ 477.83
STAMPS.COM OCT/NOV PRO PLAN $ 17.99
STATE OF SD-EXECUTIVE MGMT OCT 2020 CENTREX FEES $ 22.53
STO-COTE PRODUCTS INC RINK MATERIALS $ 1,603.27
SUPERIOR SANITATION LLC OCT 2020 PORTABLE RR'S $ 1,216.00
T & W APPLIANCE PARTS/LABOR $ 126.10
WATER TREE INC PARTS $ 180.13
THE UPS STORE #5137 SHIPPING $ 61.01
THOMSON REUTERS WEST MONTHLY DATABASE CHARGE $ 498.12
TRUGREEN CHEMLAWN 2020 WEED CONTROL PROJECT $ 6,253.34
TURBIVILLE INDUSTRIAL ELEC PARTS/LABOR $ 2,147.13
TWO WHEELER DEALER CYCLE PARTS/LABOR $ 714.00
ULINE INC JANITORIAL $ 259.79
US BANK 2015 REC CENTER BOND $ 327,561.25
CITY OF SPEARFISH SEPT/OCT W/S/G $ 17,726.03
VANWAY TROPHY & AWARD PLATES/ENGRAVING $ 40.20
CLARITY TELECOM LLC 09/16 - 10/15 TELEPHONE $ 4,656.72
VIOLA SOFTWARE LLC OCT 2020 WEBSITE DEVELOP $ 2,142.00
VISIT SPEARFISH INC BID BOARD ALLOCATION/HOSPITALITY $ 31,760.22
WAMCO LAB INC FULL CHRONIC TOXICITY TEST $ 1,800.00
WEIS FIRE & SAFETY EQUIP CO EQUIPMENT TESTING $ 2,550.00
WOLFF'S PLUMBING & HEATING SVC CALLS/PARTS $ 693.50
$ 772,308.08
Public comment section was opened at 6:17 p.m. with comments received from resident John Dale
regarding COVID-19.
There being no further business, Clark moved, Herrmann seconded and with Clark, Eisenbraun,
Herrmann, Hodgs, Jacobs and Klarenbeek voting aye, motion passed to adjourn at 6:20 p.m.
Dated this 16th day of November 2020.
CITY OF SPEARFISH
By:_________________________________
Dana Boke, Mayor
ATTEST:
___________________________________
Michelle DeNeui, Finance Officer
Published once at the approximate cost of _____.
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