Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, May 3, 2017 NINE
PUBLIC NOTICE
MORROW
COUNTY
LAND USE HEARING
THE MORROW
COUNTY BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS will
hold the following hear-
ing of public interest on
Wednesday, May 24, 2017
at 9:00 a.m. at the Bar-
tholomew Building, Hep-
pner, Oregon.
TSP-109-17 Trans-
portation System Plan
(TSP): Morrow County,
applicant. This update of
the TSP Appendix B Rec-
ommended Roadway Sys-
tem Projects is needed to
facilitate new five-year and
twenty-year project lists.
These project lists, recom-
mended by the Road Com-
mittee, will determine road
improvements and mainte-
nance for the next 5 to 7
years. These project lists
include roads throughout
Morrow County. Criteria
for approval includes the
Morrow County Zoning
Ordinance Article 8 and
the Morrow County Com-
prehensive Plan Review
and Revision. This is the
second of at least two hear-
ings, with the final hearing
to be in front of the Board
of Commissioners.
Opportunity to
voice support or opposi-
tion to the above proposal
or to ask questions will be
provided. Failure to raise
an issue in person or by
letter or failure to provide
sufficient specificity to af-
ford the decision maker an
opportunity to respond to
the issue precludes appeal
to the Land Use Board of
Appeals based on those is-
sues.
Copies of the staff
report and all relevant doc-
uments will be available
after May 12, 2017. For
more information please
contact Carla McLane at
541-922-4624 or 541-676-
9061 extension 5505.
DATED this 3rd day of
May 2017.
MORROW
COUNTY
PLANNING
DEPART-
MENT
Published: May 3, 2017
Affidavit
Deadline
for news
and
advertising:
Monday
at 5 p.m.
Firewood permits available
Pendleton—Personal-
use firewood permits for
the Umatilla National For-
est went on sale Monday at
several local vendors and
at Forest Service Offices.
Firewood permits can be
purchased for $5 per cord
with a minimum purchase
of four cords for $20. The
maximum limit for per-
sonal-use firewood on the
Umatilla National Forest
is 12 cords per household
per year.
Local vendors will sell
firewood permits in four-
cord packets. An additional
vendor fee, up to $2, will be
charged for each four-cord,
$20 firewood permit you
purchase at a local vendor.
Most vendors are open
early mornings, late eve-
nings and on the weekends.
An additional fee is not
charged if you purchase a
permit at a Forest Service
office.
Firewood cutters are
required to carry an axe,
a shovel, an eight-ounce
capacity or larger fire ex-
tinguisher, and have their
chainsaw equipped with
an approved spark arrester
when cutting wood.
Mountain travel will
require care to avoid getting
stuck or causing extensive
and illegal resource dam-
age to the land and vegeta-
tion. Many roads are still
inaccessible due to snow.
Woodcutters are asked to:
-Contact the local
Heppner track and field results
The Mustang track and
field team had another busy
week as it attended the
Riverside Twilight Relays
Invitational in Boardman
last Thursday followed by
the Nike Sherman Invita-
tional in Moro on Saturday.
At Riverside, The Hep-
pner Men’s team took sec-
ond out of a field of eight,
beating out everyone but
host Riverside.
The women’s team,
with only two athletes, took
seventh, though the women
made good showings indi-
vidually.
For the Moro meet, the
men placed fifth in a much
larger field, and the women
18 th .
Individual meet re-
sults, with places shown to
eighth, are as follows:
Riverside Twilight Relays
Invitational, April 27
Men’s Varsity Finals
Results
100 Meters
4. Hunter Nichols 12.59a
PR
1500 Meters
1. Trent Smith 4:36.91a
110m Hurdles - 39”
2. Amund Berg 20.03a
4x100 Relay
5. Carson Brosnan, Gavin
Hanna, Amun Berg, Gibson
McCurry 50.93a
4x100 Throwers Relay -
Throwers
4. Jake Wallace, Derek
Howard, Austin Moses,
Carson Brosnan 54.04a
4x200 Relay
3. Carson Brosnan, Amun
Berg, Gibson McCurry,
Gavin Hanna 1:51.30a
4x400 Relay
3. Austin Moses, Jorden
Sweeney, Mitchell Von-
Gunten, Gibson McCurry
4:18.45a
SMR 100-100-200-400m
5. Leo Waite, Jorden Swee-
ney, Mitchell VonGunten,
Evan Kollman 2:02.65a
DMR 1200-400-800-1600m
1. Alex Lindsay, Leo Waite,
Trent Smith, Hunter Nich-
ols 9:01.49a
Shot Put - 12lb
1. Derek Howard 45-08.75
Evan Kollman 18-07.00 PR
Discus - 1.6kg
3. Derek Howard 97-05.00
Javelin - 800g
4. Gavin Hanna 127-08.00
PR
5. Jake Wallace 120-11.00
6. Carson Brosnan 120-
10.00 PR
High Jump
4. Alex Lindsay 5-06.00
Long Jump
1. Alex Lindsay 18-02.00
Gavin Hanna 14-11.00
Jorden Sweeney 12-11.00
PR
Women’s Varsity Finals
Results
100 Meters
2. Alison Cecil 14.35a PR
100m Hurdles - 33”
5. Makayla Silvia 20.97a
Javelin - 600g
8. Alison Cecil 69-09.00 PR
High Jump
4. Makayla Silvia 4-04.00
PR
Long Jump
5. Makayla Silvia 14-02.00
PR
Nike Sherman Invitation-
al, April 29
Mens Varsity Finals Re-
sults
100 Meters
Amund Berg 12.62a PR
Carson Brosnan 13.39a
200 Meters
Alex Lindsay 25.56a
Gibson McCurry 27.90a
400 Meters
7. Trent Smith 56.38a PR
Gibson McCurry 1:02.44a
Austin Moses 1:03.20a PR
800 Meters
2. Hunter Nichols 2:08.42a
Leo Waite 2:26.32a PR
Jorden Sweeney 2:26.33a
1500 Meters
1. Hunter Nichols 4:15.12a
PR
Evan Kollman 5:12.18a PR
Mitchell VonGunten
5:33.31a PR
3000 Meters
PUBLIC NOTICE
NOTICE OF BUDGET HEARING
A meeting of the Morrow County Health District Board of Directors will be held on May 22, 2017, 6:00 pm, at
the Pioneer Memorial Clinic Conference Room, Heppner, Oregon. The purpose of this meeting is to discuss
the budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 2017, as proposed by the Morrow County Health District Board.
A summary of the budget is presented below. A copy of the budget may be inspected or obtained at MCHD
Administration Office, 564 E. Pioneer Dr, Heppner, Oregon, between the hours of 8:00 am and 5:00 pm or by
calling 541-676-2925. This budget was prepared on a basis of accounting that is consistent with the preceding
year. This budget is for an annual period and has only one fund.
Financial Summary
Anticipated Requirements
Adopted Budget
This Year 2016-2017
Proposed Budget
Next Year 2017-2018
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Total Personal Services
Total Materials and Supplies
Total Capital Outlay
Total Debt Service
Total Contingencies
Total All Other Expenditures and Requirements
Unappropriated Amount Reserved for Future Use
$
7,571,308
2,972,789
491,494
323,167
-
1,142,369
108,904
$
8.
Total Requirements - add lines 1 - 7
$
12,610,031
$
14,975,824
9. Total Resources Except Property Taxes
10. Total Property Taxes Estimated To Be Received
11. Amount Used From Prior Year Cash Reserve
$
10,825,479
1,784,552
-
$
13,479,433
1,496,391
-
12. Total Resources - add lines 9 - 11
$
12,610,031
$
14,975,824
13. Total Property Taxes Estimated To Be Received
14. Plus: Estimated Property Taxes Not to be Received
A. Loss Due to Constitutional Limits
B. Discounts Allowed, Other Uncollected Amounts
$
1,784,552
$
1,496,391
15. Total Tax Levied - add lines 13, 14A & 14B
$
8,801,337
3,324,454
1,211,272
361,438
-
1,172,036
105,287
Anticipated Resources
Estimated Ad Valorem Property Taxes
Tax Levies By Type
16. Permanent Rate Limit Levy ($/1,000)
17. Local Option Taxes ($/1,000)
18. Levy for Bonded Debt or Obligations
Published: May 3, 2017
Affidavit
Ranger District office be-
fore heading out to make
sure the area you’re travel-
ing to is accessible.
-Avoid driving off
roads to load firewood.
-Be prepared with
emergency supplies.
-Let someone know
your destination and esti-
mated time of return.
As we move into the
hot, dry summer months,
Public Use Restrictions
(PURs) may be implement-
ed. Firewood season will
end November 30, 2017
on the Umatilla National
Forest.
For more information
on firewood cutting, contact
the Heppner Ranger Dis-
trict, 541-676-9187.
303,436
64,577
2,152,565
240,280
53,712
$
1,790,383
Rate or Amount
Rate or Amount
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6. Trent Smith 10:02.55a
Jorden Sweeney 11:16.22a
PR
Evan Kollman 11:33.08a
PR
110m Hurdles - 39”
8. Jake Wallace 19.14a
Amund Berg 19.38a
300m Hurdles - 36”
7. Jake Wallace 49.79a PR
8. Leo Waite 50.35a PR
Austin Moses 1:03.95a
4x100 Relay
10. Gavin Hanna, Carson
Brosnan, Gibson McCurry,
Amund Berg 51.52a
4x400 Relay
8. Alex Lindsay, Leo Waite,
Trent Smith, Hunter Nich-
ols 4:01.00a
Shot Put - 12lb
1. Derek Howard 48-06.25
PR
Jake Wallace 30-09.00
Austin Moses 22-00.50
Discus - 1.6kg
Carson Brosnan 85-01
Derek Howard 78-04
Austin Moses 55-04 PR
Javelin - 800g
Jake Wallace 126-08
Carson Brosnan 119-00
Gavin Hanna 111-09
High Jump
8. Gibson McCurry 5-02.00
PR
Long Jump
5. Alex Lindsay 18-10.00
PR
Gavin Hanna 15-02.50
Amund Berg 14-08.00
Triple Jump
3. Alex Lindsay 40-00.50
Gavin Hanna 33-05.75 PR
Leo Waite 31-07.00
Women’s Varsity Finals
Results
100 Meters
Makayla Silvia 14.52a
200 Meters
Alison Cecil 31.29a PR
400 Meters
Alison Cecil 1:11.92a PR
100m Hurdles - 33”
Makayla Silvia 20.74a
Discus - 1kg
Alison Cecil 38-11
Javelin - 600g
Alison Cecil 60-00
High Jump
7. Makayla Silvia 4-00.00
Long Jump
Makayla Silvia 13-08.50
The Mustangs also
competed at the Bulldog
Invite Tuesday, May 2, at
Hermiston High School.
Results were not available
at press time.
They next travel to the
Baker Invite in Baker City
this Friday, May 5.
Field events begin at
10 a.m. with track events
at noon.
Sheriff’s Report
February 8 (cont.):
-A male contacted MCSO
and advised he was hav-
ing a rough time with a
female; they have an eight-
week-old son together and
the male advised that the
female up and took off for
California. The male was
advised he would need to go
through the courts and said
he understood but requested
contact because he wanted
to know his rights.
-Umatilla County Sher-
iff’s Office arrested David
Leroy Brown, 47, on an
MCSO felony probation
warrant.
-MCSO deputies re-
ported trucks stuck all over
OTLD engages kids
in The Big Eclipse
The Aug. 21 total
eclipse is the talk of the
state. Not only is it going
to be an amazing spectacle,
but the Oregon Trail Li-
brary District realizes it’s
a good opportunity to en-
gage kids in observational
science.
This Friday, May 5,
OTLD library branches will
hold an hour-long eclipse
workshop, jump-started by
the book “The Big Eclipse”
by Baker City author Nancy
Coffelt.
The Heppner program
will begin at 2:30 p.m. Ir-
rigon’s program will take
place at 10 a.m. with Board-
man at noon.
During the program,
participants will learn how
eclipses work, discuss
why it’s important to “Be
Wise, Protect Your Eyes,”
and do an eclipse-themed
craft. Participants will also
receive materials to take
home to learn even more
about the eclipse.
Nancy Coffelt is the
author and illustrator of
many books, including
two previous picture books
about space science: “Dogs
in Space” and “Dogs in
Space: The Great Space
Doghouse.”
Ione track and field
results
The Cardinal track
and field team has a busy
week, attending the Con-
don/Wheeler Invitational
Friday in Condon and then
traveling to the Nike Sher-
man Invitational Saturday
in Moro.
In Condon, Ione men
placed fifth out of a field of
nine, with the women tak-
ing seventh. At Moro, Ione
men took 11 th place out of
17 while the women came
in 15 th as a team in a field
of 18.
Individual results, with
places shown to eighth, are
as follows:
Condon/Wheeler Invita-
tional, April 28
Men’s Varsity Finals
Results
100 Meters
Dan Kelly 12.30h PR
Goncalo Silva 12.98h
Jake Heideman 14.64h PR
200 Meters
7. Junior Verduzco 24.65h
PR
JR Roque 26.09h PR
Goncalo Silva 26.65h PR
400 Meters
Danny Doherty 1:04.46h
800 Meters
2. Hayden Qualls 2:19.68h
PR
1500 Meters
2. Hayden Qualls 4:43.71h
8. Hector Aguilar 6:09.11h
SR
Pedro Bolanos 6:16.63h PR
110m Hurdles - 39”
3. JR Roque 19.36h PR
4x100 Relay
5. JR Roque, Junior Ver-
duzco, Dan Kelly, Cord
Flynn 57.01h
4x400 Relay
1. JR Roque, Cord Flynn,
Junior Verduzco, Hayden
Qualls 3:59.10h
Shot Put - 12lb
8. Karsen Dumler 33-11.00
Discus - 1.6kg
2. Cord Flynn 121-05
Karsen Dumler 84-01
Jake Heideman 64-07
Javelin - 800g
Hector Aguilar 117-11
Goncalo Silva 102-11.50
PR
Jake Heideman 96-02 PR
Long Jump
6. Junior Verduzco 16-
09.50
Pedro Bolanos 13-11.50
Goncalo Silva 13-08.75
Triple Jump
4. Dan Kelly 34-04.25
Women’s Varsity Finals
Results
800 Meters
2. Mackenzie Heideman
2:58.13h
1500 Meters
1. Mackenzie Heideman
5:54.91h
100m Hurdles - 33”
4. Sarah Knop 19.96h PR
300m Hurdles - 30”
4. Sarah Knop 57.68h
Shot Put - 4kg
Ashley Medina 22-09.00
PR
Sonia Medina 21-07.00
Discus - 1kg
5. Ashley Medina 71-04.50
7. Sonia Medina 59-08
Javelin - 600g
Susie Teeman 66-00 SR
Emma Rietmann 60-02.50
Nike Sherman Invitation-
al, April 29
Men’s Varsity Finals
Results
100 Meters
Dan Kelly 12.60a
Pedro Bolanos 13.90a
Jake Heideman 15.51a
200 Meters
7. Cord Flynn 24.95a
Goncalo Silva 28.23a
Pedro Bolanos 29.47a
400 Meters
JR Roque 59.61a PR
1500 Meters
8. Hayden Qualls 4:38.48a
PR
Danny Doherty 5:01.86a
PR
3000 Meters
8. Hayden Qualls 10:13.33a
Danny Doherty 11:09.03a
110m Hurdles - 39”
JR Roque 21.11a
Shot Put - 12lb
Karsen Dumler 32-08.00
Discus - 1.6kg
1. Cord Flynn 122-02 PR
Karsen Dumler 96-09
Jake Heideman 67-07 PR
Javelin - 800g
3. Cord Flynn 148-08
Hector Aguilar 124-02
Roman Rodriguez 89-10
Long Jump
Goncalo Silva 14-07.00
JR Roque 14-06.50
Roman Rodriguez 12-03.00
Triple Jump
Dan Kelly 33-04.50
Women’s Varsity Finals
Results
400 Meters
Sarah Knop 1:11.21a PR
800 Meters
Mackenzie Heideman
3:01.54a
1500 Meters
5. Mackenzie Heideman
5:58.32a
100m Hurdles - 33”
Laura Ayala 20.14a
300m Hurdles - 30”
Laura Ayala 54.62a PR
Sarah Knop 56.97a
Javelin - 600g
Laura Ayala 68-05 SR
Emma Rietmann 60-09 PR
Mackenzie Heideman 50-
00
High Jump
4. Sarah Knop 4-04.00 PR
Long Jump
Laura Ayala 13-02.00
The Ione teams com-
peted at the Bulldog Invite
Tuesday; results were not
available at press time.
They will next travel to
Madras for the Madras
Invitational this Saturday,
May 6. Field events begin
at 10 a.m. with track events
at 11 a.m.
at I-84/Tower Rd. off ramp
westbound. MCSO advised
they were going down to
see if they could help.
February 9: -A caller
in Ione advised of a bunch
of cars slid off the road out
of Ione; they belonged to
the dairy workers and they
would return to get them
that night.
-MCSO arrested Gary
Dow Williams, 61, on Pa-
role Court charges of Re-
voked Driving While Sus-
pended – Felony.