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Heppner Gazette-Times. Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 13,1998 - THIRTEEN
PUBLIC NOTICE
FORM
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FUNDS REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
FORM
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P u B lie J ^ N ^ ^ o m p ie ie ^ o r tio r ^ n h i^ a g *^
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
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Republication
N am # of
Fund
A meeting ol the .
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C IT Y
OF
TOMF
.will be held on
at 6 ; -O C p .m . at -LON E — C I T Y
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__________________ _ The purpoae ol this meeting is to discuss the budget lor
the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1 9 _ 2 fi as approved by the P I T Y
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TO M F_____________________________ Budget Committee
(M wacmi Coro»««*)
A summary ol the budget is presented below. A copy ol the budget may be inspected or obtained at
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This budget was prepared on
a basis ol accounting that is ¡^consistent; Dnol consistent with the basis ol accounting used during the preceding year Maior changes.
il any, and their sheet on the budget, are explained below,
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MORROW
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5/5 /9 8
541-422-7583
BOB B A L L
Adopted Budget
This Year— 19 9 T _ 9 8
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
1 .
Anticipated
Requirements
2.
3.
4.
5.
6
Total Personal Services
Total Materials and Supplies .
Total Capital O u tay...........................
Total Deot Ssrvtc«........
Total Transfers
Total Contingencies.............
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7-77
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1 HO , 1 7 0
1 180
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202.253
*21,715
223,986
21,715
13. Total Property Taxes Required to Balance Budget (line 11)
Estimated
14 Plus: Estimated Properly Taxes Not to be Received..........
Ad Valorem
A. Loss Du* to Conebtutxxitl Limits..................................
Property Taxes
8 Discounts Allowtd, Othsr UncoJIactad Amounts............
15, Total Tax Lew — add lines 13 and 1 4 ............................
6
7
8
9
Total
Total
Total
Total
10
11
12.
13
14.
17.209
0
0
4,000
15
16 Permanent Rate Limit Levy (rat* limit 4 . 4 4 3 7.1
17. Local Option Levy............................................
18
2 1 ," 3 T 5
21,048
19.550
0
0
8,000
24.750
0
0
8,000
4.500
53,386
27,599
80,985
4.138
57,936
29 , 5 8 5
3,419
1,599
26,733
Rale or Amount
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27.921.
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PUBLIC NOTICE
800
27,921
Rate or Amount
FORM
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4.4437
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
Board
A meeting of the
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Dabt Authorized, Not Incurred
□ None
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87,521
59,600
27,059
8? ,5¿1
59,270
21,715
80,985
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STATEMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS
□ Aa Summonsed Below
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42.248
42.251
84,499
62.631
Total Ratourca* Excapt Property T a x a a ..............
2 1 , 8 6 8 ’.
Property Taxa* Received/Required to Balance . .
Total Ratourca* (add line* 10 and 11) ................ _____ 8 4 , 4 4 9 __________
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Property Taxes Required to Balance (trom lina 11 1 Ü T _ L U
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Estimated Property Taxes Not to ba Received. .
A. Loss Du* to Constitutional Lim it......................
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B Discounts. Other Uncollected A m ounts.........
Total Tax Levy (add lines 13 snd 1 4 ).................... 1 * 9 M M # » M S H M M r iJ if
L tie « .; í t c f t u + ê - k » i-
62
26,733
Rata or Amount
Oabt Outstanding
/ ô îs
Contingencia*...................._...........................
All Otnar Expenditure* and Requirement*
Unappropnatad or Ending Fund Batanea .
Raquiramont* .................................................
27.059
4.394
27.059
16 Perr.ianent Rate limit Levy (rat* limit,,
........
17. Local Option Levy .............................................................
3 None
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32.885
214.394.
1 R 7 . 3 1 5
1,599
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2
3
4.
5
Total Personal S ervice*............................................
Total Matanal* and Sarvicaa...................................
Total Capital Outlay ................................................
Total Oabt S arvica...................................................
Total Transfers .......................................................
a , 000
7,638
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11 Total Property Texes Required to Balance Budget
J2_TQ tll Resources — addlines tOand 11 ..........................
Tax Levies
By Type
d n r R 4R
104.348
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7. Total AH Other Expenditures and Requirements
8 Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund B a la n c e ................
. .a. Total Requirements — »art line. 1 mrouon 8___________
Anticipated
Resources
Approved Budget
Next Year— 19
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GENERAL
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Approved Budget
Next Y ear 9 8 - 9 9
Adopted Budget
This Y e a r 9 7 - 9 8
Actual D ata
Last Y ear 9 6 - 9 7
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I RepuMcaiion
□ As Summanzed Below
of
Directors
3 r ■ High,
□
May
.will be held on
Irrig e n .
OR
AepuDtcaSon
28
. 19
98
. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss the budget tor
Di s.trA.ct ...
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J _ M° r r o w C o u n t y U n i f i e d R e c r e a t i o n
the fiscal year beginning July 1 , 19_12_ as approved by the-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Budget Committee.
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FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A
PROPERTY TAX TO BE LEVIED
FORM
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A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtaned aV ° r r ° w c
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N am e o l
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STATE
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2. Total Materials and S ervice s...................................
3. Total Capita! O u tlay...................................................
N am e of
Fund
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2.
3.
4
5.
6
7
8
9.
Total Personal Services............................................
Total Matenals and Services.....................................
Total Capital O u tlay....................................................
Total Debt S ervice......................................................
Tolal Transfers............................................................
Total Contingencies...................................................
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements ..
Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . .
Total Requirements .................................................
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Adopted Budget
This Y ear
97-98
100
1 , 307
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0
0
0
200
1,610
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0
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1 . 307
0
0
1 407
0
1 1 610
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0
1 .810
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WAT E R
Actual Data
Last Y ear
96-97
UTILITY
1. Total Personal Services............................................
2. Total Matenals and S ervices.................................
.
3. Total Capital O u tlay...................................................
4 Total Debt S ervice.....................................................
Total
Total
Total
Total
8,980
17,900
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0
N am e o f
Fund
1
2.
3.
4
5.
STATE
STREET
8,130
5 5 , ÖÖÖ
6.950
5.000
0
0
0
75.600
1. Total Personal Services............................................
2. Total Matenals and Services.....................................
3.000
774
3. Total Capital O u tlay......... ..........................................
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0
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SPECIAL
CAPITAL
O UTLAY
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5,980
2,177
3,803
5 f 980
1 , 200
988
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23,036
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23,036
3,035
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asked Patty to help me with some
personal issues I am working on
and she did. Patty worked hard
to eam my trust, she came to me
and followed up when she
needed to.
I don't know anything about the
other candidates running They
didn't make the effort Patty did to
eam my support. Patty is a hard
worker, she knows all the issues
5,000
583,292
196,700
386,592
583.292
386,592
2,500
476,614
83.197
393.417
476.614
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450.000
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25.111
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Published: May 13, 1998
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Editor's
the Editor must be signed. The Cazette-Times w ill not
publish unsigned letters. Please include your address and phone number on all
letters for use by the C-T office. The
the right to edit.
G-T reserves
Tan H erm ens a "do er"
To the Editor:
Many of you will remember
here in Grant County in 1996 how
families, friends and neighbors
truly banded together and “circled
our wagons” to help defeat Mea­
sure 38- “Don’t Fence Oregon.”
Tan and Stan Hermens were ac­
tive in this movement.
Our family and friends here in
Grant County organized the
horseback rally from the state
fairgrounds to the capitol steps.
Tan and Stan came to Salem with
their horses to take part and to
help in whatever way was needed
to make this nde a success. They
were a welcome sight that Octo­
ber day.
Tan is a “doer” of her word.
She is an action person that will
be responsible, rational and ac­
countable for her behavior. She
has good morals, is smart, practi­
cal, down-to-earth to talk to and
has a common sense approach to
problems. Tan will go the extra
mile and will never give up when
trying to solve the problems and
needs here in Eastern Oregon.
Tan Hermens is true to her
word, beliefs and her principles.
She is deserving of your support
for state representative, District
59. Vote May 19 for Tan Her­
mens.
(s) Don Capon, Trudy Capon
and family
Kimberly
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very well and will be a great
commissioner so I urge everyone
in Morrow County to vote for
Patty Wehrli on May 19.
(s) Eileen Norton
Imgon
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Posters
Gazette-Times
Stick to issues and vote Herm ens
To the Editor:
In the District 59 representa­
tive race, Speaker of the House
Lynn Lundquist has a strong chal­
lenger in Tan Hermens, a rancher
from Kimberly. Tan Hermens’
ads are straightforward state­
ments of her positions on issues
and her commitment to better
government. She speaks only of
the issues and of Lundquist's vot­
ing record.
Lynn Lundquist is calling this
“negative campaigning" and
“phony campaign talk.” Job per­
formance should be an issue in
campaigns. If Lynn Lundquist
feels putting his vote of record on
issues in print is negative, whose
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fault is that? He is the one that
voted that way.
On the other hand, Lundquist
has compared himself to a stately
horse and Tan Hermens as a
blowfly pestering the horse. I
hardly think this is a positive, dig­
nified way to be speaking of an
opponent.
The m eaningless rhetoric
about negative campaigning has
been used many times to influ­
ence voters. I call this phony cam­
paign talk. I say stick to the is­
sues and voting records. That is
what affects us and is the most
important.
(s) Elaine Smith
Prairie City
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To the Editor:
There is a full slate of candi­
dates for Bob Smith’s seat in Con­
gress. Wes Cooley has repre­
sented us as Oregon state senator
and congressman from this area.
His understanding of basic eco­
nomics helped him to make good
decisions for us as our state sena­
tor and congressman. I believe he
has earned our vote again as a
candidate for representative in
Congress in the 2nd District.
(s) Don Peterson
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stands out
To the Editor:
With so many well-qualified
candidates running for office,
election day will be a difficult
time for the voters of Morrow
County.
Dan Brosnan stands out as the
best “common sense” person, for
county commissioner. He has ex­
tensive experience in planning
large budgets and then operating
within those budgets. He also
brings extensive experience
working with state agencies that
was required of a captain in the
Oregon State Police. He has at­
tended most county court meet­
ings since deciding to run for
county commissioner. This is be­
cause he is truly interested in all
of Morrow County.
I would encourage you to study
the candidates for Morrow
County Commissioner. Vote for
the most qualified, Dan Brosnan.
(s) Joe Miller
Heppner
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Adopted Budget
This Y ear 9 7 - 9 8
W e h rli a hard w o rk e r
To the Editor,
I'm writing today to urge people
to vote for Patty Wehrli for
Morrow County Commissioner.
I met Patty just a few weeks ago.
She sent me a letter inviting me
to have her over. I asked Patty to
come and she did.
I was very impressed with how
well she knew the issues in my
town and the entire county. I
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 9 8 - 9 9
j .
0
4,615
0
4,615
4.615
0
0
3,803
0
0
v t
7. Total All Other Expenditure* and Requirements ..
8. Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . .
9. Total Requirem ents.................................................
9,000
0
0
0
75,800
3,300
75,800
75,800
0
0
Actual D ata
Last Y e a r 9 R - 9 7
5. Total Transfers............................................................
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 9 8 - 9 9
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3-000
1,615
0
3.774
l .964
5.718
5.718
1. Total Personal Services............................................
2. Total Materials and S ervices...................................
3. Total Capital O u tlay...................................................
36.300)
36,300
Adopted Budget
This Y ear 9 7 - 9 8
5. Total Transfers............................................................
7. Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
8 Total Unappropriatad or Ending Fund Balança . . .
0
3 , 500
36,300
0
7.470
75,600
75.600
Actual D ata
Last Y e a r 9 6 - 9 7
ROAD
474,114
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Estimated
14. Pha: EsSmaM Property Taxes Not to be Received..........
Ad Valorem
Property Tax**
B. Discount* Alowed. Other Unooiected Amounts............
Approved Budget
Next Y ear 9 8 - 9 9
1.500
0
0
,500
,100
,724
,376
.100
3,892
9,637
57.116
43.587
57.116
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
8 Total Unappropnated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
9. Total Requirem ents...................................................
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Anticipated
Resource*
I Republication
9,600
1'9, 7 0 0
Adopted Budget
This Y ear
97-9 8
0
p 7.
CO UNTY
3
37
5
30
37
Actual Data
Last Y e a r
9 f i_ 9 7
Total Personal Services............................................
Total Matenals and Services......................................
Total Capital O utlay...................................................
Total Debt S ervice.....................................................
Total Transfers............................................................
N am e of
Fund
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577,292
1,000
DeOt Outstanding
8,980
14,937
6
Contingencies.................. •................................ > • , * * * * * £ * * » * • « •
35.753
All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
11,836
Unappropnated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
23.917
Requirements ...................................................
Approved Budget
Next Year— 199 8 - 9 9
8. Total Conttnjsndsa...........................................................
QNons
Adopted Budget
This Y ear
97-98
5. Total Transfers............................................................
Adopted Budget
Th« Year— 199 7 - 98
676-5823
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Requirements
FUNDS NOT REQUIRING A
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Estes
Approved Budget
Next Y e a r * S ' ”
0
665
0
1 1
Go »twig tody
1,375
,
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0
0
1 , 225
.‘ 7 3 6
1 , 225
1 225
Actual Data
Last Y e a r 9 6 - 9 7
LCDC
5/13/98
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
0
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2,858
1,269
4 . 1 27
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4,127
Morrow
Cyde
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2,991
0
0
Total Transfers............................................................
Total Contingencies...................................................
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements . .
Total Unappropriated or Ending Fund Balance . . .
Total Requirem ents...................... ............................
Approved Budget
Next Y e S i 8 9 8 - 9 9
0
.400
0
1. Total Personal Services............................................
5.
6
7.
8
9.
Adopted Budget
This Y ear
97-98
Actual Data
Last Y ear 9 6 - 9 7
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