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<d at the M o tto * County Courthouaa located at I X Court St
penod This budget was prepared on a basis of accounting tote a toe same as toe preceding y e a
Contact Tarry TaNman
if different the major changea and toes effect on the budget are
E rra i
Telephone (641)676-5624
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Actual Amount
T ö U l WAL l F u NM
Adopted Budget
2010-11
5 523879
3,354 401
7 514 0 «
B«9« v h h fu n d BaMnt«<N«l Wortung Cap«»
Faas, Licenses Permits Fines Assessments 6 Other Service Charges
federal Stats end All Other Grants Gifts Allocations a id donations
Revenue from Bonds and Qtoer Debt
Intertund Transters Internal Service Reimbursements
AS Other Resources Except Property Taxes
Proparty Texas Estimated to be Received
/
1,502,721
154,147
5.219 778
Total Resources
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Personnel Services
Materials and Sarvicas
Capital Outlay
Debt Service
Intertund Transfers
Contingencies
Special Payments
Unappropriated E ruing Balance and Reserved for Future Expenditure
Total R equirem ents
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
This Y e a 2011-12
5,481 278
3 340.846
11,290,515
445,000
1 339 041
186 360
5,130,191
213 271
REQUIREMENTS BY OBJECT Cl-ASS IF »CATION
7,471,571
7,630,896
1,107,847
Next Y e a 2012-13
4 312 396
2 885 134
4*925*9
745,O X
2470.206
1S2.106
5 444 809
7,707 561
12,704 894
4,339,037
7648911
6,441,732
1.594.7X
1 440,247
1,297 041
806,186
4.843,417
141,064
687 637
2,346,037
2 405 208
155 663
566 661
2.122.787
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29,211271
REQUIREMENTS BY ORGANIZATIONAL UNIT OR PROGRAM *
Name of Organizational Unit or Program
FTE tor that unit or program
336 319
3
229,468
Name County Court
FTE
Name County Accountant
FTE
Name County Assessorrran Collector
3
27 406
1
2,238
404 882
3
233,475
3
568,288
6
99,247
1
265,010
3
29,253
1
2 689
194.064
124,802
1
207926
3
570,202
6
92.210
1
243,087
FTE
Name County Treasurer
FTE
Name County Ctorti
FTE
Name Veterans
FTE
Name Board of Equalization
FTE
Name Excise Tax Admauetrator
FTE
Name justice Court
FTE
Name District Attorney
2
215,215
3
249 963
3
253 239
3
3
2,793,502
22
851 432
9
211,587
2,813,837
FTE
Name Juvenile
FTE
Name Sheriff
FTE
Name Haaitn
FTE
Name Piannng
FTE
Name Emergency Management
FTE
Name Surveyor
720,761
3
239,657
3
573,962
6
102,358
1
285,847
3
33,827
1
2,443
124,533
1
215,586
2
273,146
2
248 385
3
266,608
3
3
11,328
22
813,476
9
224,057
3
18,135
2.894 755
22
833 656
9
248,375
3
1 5.0X
3.475
3 800
3,725
FTE
Name Museum
10,300
10,300
10,3 X
FTE
Name Public W on» AOnnietration
57,309
44.640
55,666
436,441
1
34.886
322,219
1
20,232
297,229
35,450
22,455
25,733
10,000
33,000
720,150
87,414
89 500
103,500
28,040
29 850
25,473
153,375
131,600
156,150
3,771,478
21
5.186,152
21
167,721
1
51,300
4,341,587
FTE
Name Pubic W orts General Maintenance
FTE
Name S o w Waste Transfer Staton North
FTE
Name Solid Waste Transfer Station - South
FTE
Name Transfers to O th a Funds
FTE
N one Computer
FTE
Name Heritage Trot
FTE
Nam# Road Equipment Reserve
1
20,243
FTE
Name Road
FTE
Name Crusher
168,511
1
60,330
FTE
Nam# Capital Equipment
FTE
Name Weed
FTE
Neme Foley Buttes Trust
299 193
2
1,265,6 X
362 866
1
183,405
331,081
301,900
1
2.390 348
1
19.0X
FTE
Neme Law Library
243,357
34,005
37,400
35,250
731.833
4
170,742
553,871
519,271
4
194 850
2.612,589
5.213.294
2
1.436,4.78
2
1.227.5X
1,165,050
173,866
174,291
144.652
FTE
Name 911 Emergency
Name County School
FTE
Neme lone School
FTE
Name For
FTE
Neme Computer Reserve
4
187,I X
13,425
13,528
11,231
206,210
216,474
1
31,450
1
16,750
212988
1
5,O X
^
Name Special Transportation
85,467
82,5 X
81,125
FTE
Nama Programming Rasarva
79,018
40,045
40,O X
Enforcement
14,750
189X
20,250
Video Lottery Economc Development
88,778
81,550
77,570
72.145
1
216.116
68,272
1
11 6 ,7 X
72,724
1
90,000
v c tx n s /w tn e ss Assistance
W ilow Creek M n d Fees
FTE
Neme CAMI Grant
FTE
Nama STF Vehicle Reserve
FTE
Name Fair Roof Reserve
70,045
48,775
34,O X
103,240
119,4 X
133,9 X
7,110
9 ,1 X
5,060
FTE
Neme Safety Committee
FTE
Name Bleacher Reserve
FTE
Name Rodeo
19,» 7
8,395
5,015
29,146
34,410
39,4 X
71.270
75,340
482.977
68,262
496 400
343,O X
20,151
22,350
2 1 .8 X
25.313
-
25,927
25.550
26,065
2 1 ,7 »
11,050
FTE
Name Building Permit
95,980
6 2 .8 X
4 2 ,8 X
FTE
Neme Cutsforth Park
42.402
124,279
132,641
21,709
35,202
51,971
FTE
N o n a A TV Park
481 953
FTE
Name Equity
2
807,802
578,419
2
287,2 X
405 736
2
57,5 X
38,518
38,850
64 342
831
730
705
-
FTE
Name Justice Court Baits/Fines
FTE
Neme Clerk’s Records
FTE
Name DUII Impact
FTE
Neme Fair Improvement Reserve
-
FTE
Nama Anson W ig h t Park
FTE
Name Building Reserve
FTE
Name Liquor Control
FTE
Name Water Planning
FTE
Nama Forest Service Fund
FTE
Nama Court Security
FTE
Nama Echo VMnd Faes
6,350
6,350
8,350
61,199
69,6 X
78,950
108,908
120.900
120 9 X
81,725
80,O X
-
120,528
FTE
Nama STO Operating
Nama Community Corrections
Non-Departmental / Non-Program
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44.243
38,O X
46,005
238 833
284 850
327.963
1.474,389
3
1.SS9.979
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yard has been reformed into
a garden bed shared with
lots of container plantings.
A crop of strawberries is
growing well, although the
local herd of deer likes to
visit and help themselves.
Nearby is a propane-
heated greenhouse they
put in, although windstorm
damage last January stopped
the supply of fresh toma
toes from it. Raised beds
are used for vegetables,
and Paul’s favorite part of
gardening is “eating the
produce.” Jan uses herbs
she grows, such as oregano
and lemon thyme, in her
cooking.
In the side yard, a
clothes line was built. Ex
isting beds have had soil
amendments worked in and
have been enhanced with
more plantings, including
a ‘Miss Kim’ lilac, ponten-
tilla, variegated iris, ‘Moon-
glow’juniper, Japanese iris
and Snow-in-Summer.
Since moving into the
pleasant ranch home, new
gutters and windows have
been added and the exterior
painted. To camouflage an
unused driveway apron,
Paul and Jan landscaped
with rock and decorative
planters. Patriotically estab
lished in the front yard is a
sturdy flagpole flying our
American flag. The colors
are lit at night by a spotlight
put in by Paul.
Jan enjoys “digging in
the dirt” and “likes to see
things grow.” While grow
ing up, her family moved
frequently for work, so she
especially appreciates a
“home of her own.” Paul
states he grew up with a
“lack of interest” in garden
ing, because punishment to
him as a kid was weeding
his family’s garden. But,
he has always taken time to
appreciate a nice yard and
“notice the tulips.”
Paul currently drives
school bus in Morrow
County and Jan works as
the church secretary for
Hope Lutheran and All St.
Episcopal churches. During
evenings, the Denlingers
take time to enjoy views
of town and sunsets from
their covered deck. This
December, they will cel
ebrate 40 years of marriage.
Here’s wishing them many
more years of gardening
together.
Yard of the Month is
sponsored by the Heppner
Garden Club, the City of
Heppner and MCGG Green
Feed.
The Heppner Math De
partment recently hosted a
high school math contest,
with both team and individ
ual competitions. Heppner,
Irrigon, Riverside, Echo,
Weston-McEwen, Sherman
and Pilot Rock sent teams
to participate in five math
classifications.
In the Algebra 1 clas
sification, Lizzi Cox from
Echo placed first, Jasmine
Aguilar from Irrigon placed
second and Tommy Bred-
field placed third. The Hep
pner team of Kai Arbogast,
Tommy Bredfield, Lexi
Bray and Emily Pappas
placed first.
In the Geometry clas
sification, Joe Schmidt from
Heppner placed first, Shy-
lee Stroud from Weston-
McEwen placed second
and Jordan Washos from
Riverside placed third. The
Heppner Geometry team
placed third, and consisted
of Skylar Hawks, Harley
Bishop, Joe Schmidt and
Jeremiah Petzhold.
Frst place in the Alge
bra 2 individual competi
tion was Jason Weng from
Irrigon. In second place
was Nick Coleman from
Sherman; also from Sher
man was third-place winner
Andie Harrison.
Allen Liu from Hep
pner placed first in the Pre-
Calculus division. Alex
G ilsdorf from Weston-
McEwen placed second,
and Caitlin Nelson from
Riverside placed third. The
Heppner team o f Micha
Hintz, Kelly Nelson, Cam
Day and Allen Liu placed
first.
Bryce Fowler from
Heppner placed first in the
Calculus individual compe
tition. Krista Perisho from
Sherman placed second,
and Mic Dabuskis from
Sherman placed third. The
Heppner Calculus team,
consisting of Bryce Fowler,
Stephanie Schular, Conner
Pappas and Zech Hintz,
place first overall.
Also participating were
Tessa Gould, Mallorie Jones
and Lilly Sandford.
Paul and Jan Denlinger (inset) are the recipients of May’s Yard
of the Month recognition. They won the award after adapting
to gardening life in Eastern Oregon, a contrast to their former,
more fertile environments. -Contributedphotos
Heppner hosts math contest
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
win
A public meeting of the lone City Council
be held on June 5, 2012 el 6 00 pm et the lone City Hell The purpose of the meeting is to (“ acuta the
fiscal y e a beginning July 1, 2012 ea approved by the City of lone Budget Committee A summery of the budget is presented below A copy of the
inspected or obtained a the lone C#y H al. located at 365 WRst 2nd Street. Iona, Oregon, between the hours of 8 00 am and 1 00 pm This budget la fi
budget period This budget was prepared on a basts of accounting that is the same as used during the preceding y e a If different, the major changes
effect on the budget are explained below
Contact Kim C ater, City Recorder
Telephone 541-422-7414
Email Cityoflonergcenturytel net
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Actual Amount
"T Ö T Ä L ô # À L l I I A N
2010-11
This Y e a 2011-12
Beginning Fund Batonce/Net Wbcfctog C aptai__________________________
~ Permito, Finas, Assessments 6 Other Service Charges
Federal, State and All Other Qram». Q«to, Altocattons
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18,140
~4?528
Revenue Worn ioni» t i Of m ¿861—
intertend Transfers / Internal Service Reimbursements
I Other Resources Except Property Ta>
33,473
«
47.502
FINANCIAL SUMMARY
Next Year 2012-13
REQUIREMENTS i Y OBJECT CLASSIFICATION
M 61
137.630
121.517
36,960
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20,935,662
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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
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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
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Rate or Amount Approved
413470
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Bate or Amount Imposed
4 1347ff
1
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(rate Hmi 4 134> per >1,000)
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State Street Funda A County Road Funds
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Reserve A Capital Funds
Non-Departmental Non-Program
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Published: May 23, 2012
Affidavit
Permanent Rate Levy
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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
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FTE
Permanent Rate Levy
37 327
37.067
FTE
Water UtWty Fund
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Total Requirem ents
.044288
37.412
132.223
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196,000
12
37.327
04
64.116
74.372
04
117,013
02
49 282
0
0 2
40 430
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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-
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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
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