Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon May yard of the month PUBLIC NOTICE FORM LB-1 N O T IC E O F B U D Q E T H E A R IN G A public maetmg of the Morrow County Court (governing body) w fl be held on June 6. 2012 at 11 00 am at toe County Court meeting room at the Morrow County Courthouaa si Heppner Oregon The purpose of tfus meeting is to discuss the budget tor toe ftocai y e a beginning July 1. 2012 as approved by toe Morrow County Budget Commitee A summary of Vie budget m presented below A copy of toe budget may ba inspactod or obtona 33,473 « 47.502 FINANCIAL SUMMARY Next Year 2012-13 REQUIREMENTS i Y OBJECT CLASSIFICATION M 61 137.630 121.517 36,960 - T T T o ta lF fE 2 1 .2 M .1 U i9 ¿ ii¿ r i 9? •i 1 »TATiMBffWimHaBiiiÁtTWT»i«wiatjwiia>wmn¿iwa‘ 20,935,662 • 5 ■ .a p t»1 utiay Intertend Transfers Her to comply wlto ORS 388 706 M om*» County w « no longer bo uolng Permanent Ralo Tax montos to tend the operations of the county Rood operations For the 2012 - 2013 fiscal year the county wM fund Road Department operations »trough tra n s fe r from Finley Buttes License Fees $875.000 and of otfw r non restnctod/committod montos bom the county General Fund 9660 000 These montos transferred from the county General Fund consist pnrrw ity of utility m lieu of tax end enterprise zone agreement payments in oflon to cut coots the Road Department w « not be operating the Crusher Department for t ie 2012 - 2013 fit one position that became open due to retirement In 2011-2012 wM remain unfitted The operations at the UmetlBe Chemical Depot and the UmetHla Chemical Agent Disposal Facility are complete and the CSEPP Emergency Management d out on May 14, 2012 There wM be no more Federal Emergency Management Agency or Department of Defense Funds available to Morrow County and this tend wM Special Payments Unappropriated Ending Balance and _ _ ______ FIN AN CIAL SUM M ARY Name of Organizational U n i or Program FTE for that unit or program REQUIRE General Government-Genera! Fund I i «B Rate or Amount Approved 413470 j Bate or Amount Imposed 4 1347ff 1 1 J (rate Hmi 4 134> per >1,000) FTE State Street Funda A County Road Funds FTE Reserve A Capital Funds Non-Departmental Non-Program Ì2 L / t r ---------- T otalFTE Published: May 23, 2012 Affidavit Permanent Rate Levy irate Nml Local Option L#YY Levy For General Obligation Bonds 126 062 1 X 133,405 73,788 1 X •1.375 12 71.431 04 31.141 02 5496 0 FTE Permanent Rate Levy 37 327 37.067 FTE Water UtWty Fund a«ri n e * w w w n n im j m u TBS' "SHIT tor Futura Expeodturs Total Requirem ents .044288 37.412 132.223 IOC 196,000 12 37.327 04 64.116 74.372 04 117,013 02 49 282 0 0 2 40 430 C WOT 1» n ll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ < n . « l7 »ate or Amount imposed 4 4288 oar $1,000) ncrrnr ! i FTE Name FTE Neme FTE Name FTE Name By Kay Proctor Recipients of the Hep­ pner Garden Club’s Yard of the Month recognition for May are Paul and Jan Denlinger. Paul is originally from Iowa, with its rich soil and good rainfall. Many of Jan’s family have settled in an agricultural area of upstate New York. Together with their son and daughter, they lived in the fertile Wil­ lamette Valley. After Paul’s retirement as postmaster at Amity, they moved to Hep­ pner in June, 2008 to be closer to their son in Baker City, and their daughter and five grandchildren in Spray. Jan said they brought along “a truckload of plants” that had done well for them in Western Oregon to their new home at 565 S. Chase. They soon realized that gardening was going to be different on a rocky hillside with shallow, alkaline soil and an arid climate. Claiming to be respon­ sible only for mowing the yard in straight lines, Paul gives credit for the yard to Jan. She has responded to the challenge by complet­ ing OSU Master Gardener training two years ago and joining the Heppner Gar­ den Club for a while. She has become familiar with, and especially likes using, native plants such as red osier. The yard was originally mostly grass, so the Den- lingers planted trees such as a weeping willow and several giveaway tamarack starts. A green spruce by their front gate started out as their living Christmas tree. An older walnut tree provides nice shade but, unfortunately, produces only empty shells. A bum pile in the back- i 3 1 42,O X 282.075 2 1,888,000 FTE Name A roort FTE Name Surveyor Preservation FTE Name CSEPP Emergency Management FTE Name Finley Buttes License Fees FTE 21 2 1.611,872 FTE Neme Commission on ChMren & Families Wednesday, May 23, 2012 NINE 9 0 Rate or Amount imposed « «29» ®ete or Amour« Approved 4 42M 5------------------------ 0 ° ITA TE M E N T O*1 lN O E fTF D N f 9 9 M a g n e t ic D o o r S ig n s ! * L ots o f S iz e s T he H * L ots o f eppner G C o lo r s azette T * im e s F ree Q uotes * ( 541 ) 676 - 9228 LONG TERM DEBT . Genera Obligation Bonds Other Bonds Other Borrowings ro ta ____ O ' ■»>"’ * " * *> . $0 Estimated Debt Authorized But Not incurred on JuN 1 0 r ............................... 0 _________________ tS E m K Published: May 23, 2012 Affidavit I *