Ambulance For Sale, New Business And Upgrades To County Building

 
Kathie B. Anderson, Reporter
Rich County Times

     

RANDOLPH, Utah, July 3, 2013.  Rich County Commission.  A short meeting this month involved tax issues, an ambulance for sale and new business license requests.  

 

Ben Barrus, Laketown Lodge (Old Rock Store), asked the Commissioners to approve a redesignation of his property as residential for property tax purposes.  During the summer months, people rent this property, but during the winter months Mr. Barrus’ family lives there.  Kim Wilson, the Rich County Assessor, will obtain more information before the County Commission makes a decision on the status of the property as some short term rentals are considered private residences and Mr. Barrus may be the only one considered commercial.

 

The Rich County ambulance, a 2002 two wheel drive diesel, is for sale.  The asking price is $5,000 or best offer.  Anyone who is interested should contact Kim Wilson, Rich County Assessor, at the Rich County Office.

 

Russell Thomson, Rich County Janitor, reported that the restrooms were plumbed incorrectly.  The plumbing has been corrected so hot water is now in the restrooms.   No mold was detected in the building, but two coats of paint were required to cover the old paint.   Mr. Thomson was frustrated that there has been no communication with the Commissioners as to his assignments.  Commissioner Bill Cox asked Mr.  Thomson to prepare a list of the daily, weekly, and monthly projects for which he is responsible as a salaried employee.    The Commissioners can then sit down with Mr. Thomson to draw up a clear job description which will be a topic for the August Rich County Commission meeting.

 

Tom Wahlberg, Garden City,  asked the County Commissioners to approve a business license for Tiffany Wahlberg, who is starting a new trucking business, Republic Transportation, LLC.  The license was approved.