14 I The Lovell Chronicle I April 19, 2012
Rig Hnrn Caun Cnmmis;ioner's minute;: Mar h 6:2012
MINUTES OF THE BIG HORN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS'
REGULAR BOARD MEETING for March 6, 2012
Name: Big Horn County Commissioners
Type of Meeting: Regular
Place: Big Horn County Courthouse Date: March 6, 2012
Time: 9:00 a.m.
Chairman: Jerold S. Ewen
Members Present: Keith Grant, Thomas S. Hinman.
Members Absent: None
County Clerk: Dori Noyes
Deputy County Clerk: Wendy Thulander
Others present various times: Karla Pomeroy, Basin Republican
Rustler
Meeting was called to order at 9:00, by: Chairman Ewen; followed
by the Pledge of Allegiance._
Chairman Ewen recognized guests.
Motion was made by Thomas S. Hinman; seconded by Keith
Grant to approve the agenda with two additions: (1) BLM RMP
discussion; (2) Forest Service Antelope Butte Ski Resort / Antelope
Butte Foundation Project discussion. Motion passed unanimously.
Rod Wambeke and Jerry Denniston, Road and Bridge Department;
and William Bridges, Pryor Mountain Engineering: Jerry Denniston
discussed the radios that need to be updated to narrow-band. Dori
Noyes told Jerry Denniston to contact John Hyde for information.
WYDOT Gravel Pit: William Bridges said he had made some
changes in the Contract. He said he asked Stefanie Padilla to contact
Kelly Arnett to come in to sign it.
Jerry Denniston discussed various roads that had high water
problems last year, and will prepare for potential high water again this
year. He also said he had rented a chipper from LaMax for trimming
trees.
William Bridges said Rod Wambeke hauled in more material on
Road 20 and it looked good. He also said he would contact Burlington
Northern Santa Fe Railroads Road Master to get road clarification.
Jerry Denniston said he will get an estimated cost of a new loader
for the South Road and Bridge Department before budget time.
Rod Wambeke said he put in a new culvert on Road 7 1/2 and
planned to put crushed rock on it soon.
Jerry Ewen said he felt it is important for the Road & Bridge
Department to get a "project costs" list together and keep the list
maintained so that accurate costs will be available for future road
planning and decisions. Jerry Denniston asked Stefanie Padilla to help
him start to put these costs together. Commissioner Ewen and Jerry
Denniston felt it might be a good idea to get a part-time secretary to
aid in maintaining these lists in the future.
Those present discussed gravel Crushing costs at the Horse
Creek pit. William Bridges felt if they got a contract crusher it may
be cheaper and it may free up the road and bridge department for
graveling more roads. Jerry Ewen asked William Bridges to obtain
estimates from various contractors for crushing gravel before the
commissioners decide whether to have road and bridge or a contractor
do the crushing in the Horse Creek pit. They all agreed to discuss this
further at a later date.
William Bridges gave an update on various road projects and
discussed road & bridge issues. His updates included the Cold
Springs Road, Horse Creek Pit, the WYDOT Bridge inspection and
miscellaneous road projects. William Bridges and Jerry Denniston
said irrigation pivots in Hyattville were becoming a problem. Jerry
Denniston will get a list of land owners who are allowing water from
pivots to run on county roads.William Bridges said he will prepare a
letter to be delivered to land owners telling them to keep the water off
the road and right of way. Keith Grant suggested having the letters
delivered by the sheriff.
William Bridges said the sign project was being advertised with
intent to contract for installation of 800 signs fhroughout the County.
William said the DEQ sent out comments from EPA concerning
the Old Lovell Refinery site. He said DEQ encouraged EPA to do the
next round of testing, and then go into voluntary remediation. This
would minimize the cost to the County.
William Bridges said the Local Project Administration (LPA) was
offering a grant workshop with training in Casper on April 3~d, This
training is for required certification,when applying.for grants in the
future, and he would like to attend tha~workshop.
AIRPORTS: William Bridges, Pryor Mountain Engineering:
William Bridges and Rick Patton, GDA, presented a new aerial photo
of the North Airport and said one would be forthcoming for the South
Airport.
Rick Patton distributed a draft scope of work for the Cowley
Airport Master Plan update. He said the next public meeting would
be late March or April. He also presented a draft of the South Airport
scope of work and will include all costs including advertising when
applying for the grant.
Two Applications for the South Big Horn County Airport Master
Plan were presented for signatures. Motion was made by Keith Grant
and seconded by Thomas S. Hinman to sign the Request for State
Airport Aid and the Application for Federal Assistance for the South
Big Horn County Airport Master Plan. Motion passed unanimously.
South Bi~ Horn County Airport fuel tank undate: William
Bridges said the fuel tank needed to be inspected before a purchase
agreement with B&G Industries can be executed. Rick Patton and
William Bridges will work on putting a draft Fixed Base Operator
(FBO) contract together with B&G for commissioner's review. A
draft agreement will be presented to all parties for comments prior
to beginning the negotiation process. Motion was made by
Grit and seconded by Thomas S. Hinman to authorize the fuel tank
inspection at the South Big Horn County Airport. The county clerk
will advertise a budget amendment in the amount of $6,000.00 to pay
for the inspection. Motion passed unanimously.
Snow Plow uodate: William Bridges said a new snow plow for the
South Airport was scheduled to be delivered in the next two to three
weeks. No Motion was necessary.
10:59 - Chairman Ewen called for a Session Break. Meeting
resumed at 11:08.
Accounts Payable: Marquerite Van Dyke and Carol Willard
presented the current Big Horn County Accounts Payable and Payroll
for approval. Motion was made by Thomas S. ~; seconded by
Keith Grant to approve & pay the bills. Motion passed unanimously.
A I M, INC. 4,479.61 / ALSCO 45.53 / AMERICAN WELDING &
GAS INC. 197.69 / ARROWHEAD RV 7,827.00 / ATWOOD FAMILY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS INC 2,732.00 / BASIN PHARMACY 1,404.61
/ BASIN REPUBLICAN RUSTLER 560.50 / BASIN REPUBLICAN
RUSTLER 72.00 / TOWN OF BASIN 7,432.08 / BIG HORN AUTO
PARTS, INC. 20.19 / BIG HORN CO-OP MARKETING ASSN 446.95
/ BIG HORN MOUNTAIN COALITION 2,500.00 / LINDA BOYCE
2,450.03 / MARY BOYER 56.06 / CALIFORNIA CONTRACTORS
SUPPLIES 212.22 / JANE CHAVIRA 51.06 / CK HARDWARE 17.78
/ CMI-TECO 95.00 / CENTURY LINK 34.79 / COX ELECTRIC &
COMMUNICATIONS 424.00 / COMMERCIAL SERVICE HVAC
4,465.00 / COPENHAVER, KATH, KITCHEN 150.00 / COUNTY
CLERK 7.00 / COVENANT INSURANCE GROUP INC. 1,650.00 /
TOWN OF COWLEY 109.40 / STEFANIE PADILLA 16.01 / CRISIS
EDUCATION SYSTEMS LLC 674.00 / DASH MEDICAL GLOVES
239.60 / MARIA LISA EASTMAN 260.00 / FIRST BANKCARD 24.33
/ GRETCHEN GASVODA KELSO 63.99 / GOPPERT, ROHRBACK
& SMITH 300.00 / FAWN GOTON 72.00 / GRAINGER 341.90 /
KEITH GRANT 441.25 / GREYBULL BUILDING CENTER 46.98
/ BRUCE R. WILEY DMD dba 100.00 / GREYBULL STANDARD
963.50 / TOWN OF GREYBULL 170.50 / CHARLES GROTEFEND
1,185.00 / HALLMAN, EAGLER & HUNT, PC 2,050.00 / HANSON
CHEMICAL, INC. 150.29 / HASKELL FUNERAL HOME 300.00
/ DEMAR D. HILL 1,000.00 / JOHN G. HYDE 89.10 / I-STATE
TRUCK CENTER 1,005.43 / J & M SPORTS, INC 67.49 / KIMBERLY
KOCH 1,065.66 / BRIGITA S. KRISJANSONS 150.00 / VICKIE
LARCHICK 431.34 / LIFE-ASSIST, INC 1,096.30 / JESSICA LOEPER
PC. 3,165.00 / LITTLE AMERICA 190.00 / LOVELL CHRONICLE
815.50 / LOVELL CHRONICLE 60.00 / TOWN OF LOVELL 185.84
/ LOVELL REDI MIX 900.00 / MMC AMERICA INC 23.65 / MCS
OFFICE PRODUCTS INC. 45.00 / MARK'S REFRIGERATION 153.70
/ MASTERcARD 1,933.26 / MATRIX RESEARCH LABORATORIES
837.60 / MCGARVIN-MOBERLY CONSTRUCTION CO. 95,238.81 /
MESSENGER& OVERFIELD, PC 598.73 / SARAH N. MILES 150.00 /
MINCHOW'S SERVICE 1,627.32 / MONTANA-DAKOTA UTILITIES
972.78 / MURDOCH OIL, INC. 117.00 / KAMI NEIGHBORS 90,15
/ CASEY NELSON 1,200.00 / NEWMAN TRAFFIC SIGNS 87.89 /
NORMONT EQUIPMENT COMPANY 23.24 / O'REILLY AUTO
PARTS 5,059.08 / OCCUPATIONAL TESTING, INC. 144.00 / THE
OFFICE SHOE INC. 586.70 / OUTDOOR ENTERPRISES 300.00 /
OVERLAND EXP~ MART 59.41 / PERSONNEL CONCEPTS
78.90 / PITNEY BOWES 128.70 / PROPAC 11,946.80 / WILLIAM
E. BRIDGES 41,530.00 / QUILL CORPORATION 113.82 / KENT A.
RICHINS 300.00 / RIMROCK TIRES, INC 2,379.71 / RIVERBEND
PLUMBING & HEATING 1,196.60 / ROCKY MOUNTAIN
POWER 885.92 / ROCKY MOUNTAIN MIDDLE SCHOOL/ 27.75
/ SECURITY STATE BANK - PETIS( CASH 37.60 / SHERMAN &
HOWARD, LLC 210.00 / WILLIAM L. SIMPSON 150.00 / DEB
SCHNITZMEIER 104.46 / SPRINGHILL SUITES BY MARRIOTT
154.00 / SYSCO FOOD SERVICES 13,813.58 / TECHNICAL
FORESTRY SERVICES 3,430.00 / TCT WEST, INC. 3,336.09 /
TCT WEST, INC. 1,243.32 / TOMMERUP MACHINE SHOE INC.
290.86 / TRACTOR & EQUIPMENT CO. 1,440.91 / TRAVELING
COMPUTERS, INC. 5,888.43 /TRI COUNTYTELEPHONE ASSOC.
69.62 / VAISALA INC. 1,573.00 / VALLEY HARDWARE 365.71 / GAlL
E. VANDERPLOEG, LPN 38.80 / VERIZON WIRELESS 1,558.23 /
WPOA 440.00 / WALKER'S SERVICE 88.25 / WAVES WEB DESIGN
187.50 / WILSON BROS. CONSTRUCTION, INC 14,103.00 /
ROBERT M. WILLSON 107.94 / WYOMING FIRE SAFETY 96.00
/ WY DEQ 500.00 / WY STATE FORESTRY DIVISION 6,902.82 /
YOUNGS 29.37 / CAROL ZIERLEIN 88.00 / ZONE 4 GRAPHICS
AND PRINTING 2,120.00 / TRUDY CRAFF 14.30 / DEBBI MCKIM
547.50 / ROGER'S SPORT CENTER 286.07 / NEIGHBORS, KAMI D
563.73 / SECURITY STATE BANK 79.45
Dori Noyes presented the Local Government Liability Pool
renewal membership application for signatures. Motion was made
by Thomas S. H" man; seconded by Keith Grant to sign the LGLP
Renewal Membership Application. Motion passed unanimously.
Chairman Ewen designated Nick Wilson to oversee the payroll in
his department until a replacement for Jim Waller is hired.
12:03 - Chairman Ewen called for a Lunch Break. Motion was
made by Keith Grant: seconded by Thomas S. Hinman to adjourn for
lunch. Motion passed unanimously.
13:03 - Chairman Ewen called for Regular Session to reconvene.
Maria Eastman, Grants Administration: Maria Eastman presented
the following for signatures:
Retrofit II Phase 2 RFR #8: Maria Eastman presented the Retrofit
II Phase 2 Request for Reimbursement No. 8 in amount of $9,500.00 to
be signed by Chairman Ewen. No Motion was necessary.
Homeland Security SHSP-LEI'PA Grant Award: Maria Eastman
presented the Grant Award in the amount of $6,167.13 to be signed by
Chairman Ewen. The county clerk will prepare a budget amendment
for the new contract. No Motion was necessary. Maria Eastman gave an update on:
Fair Board Arena Grant Application: Maria Eastman said she
submitted the application on March 1, 2012 to the Daniels Fund,
which is in time for the Daniels' Fund Award Announcement of June
29, 2012 and the SLIB meeting date of August 9, 2012.
Maria Eastman said John Hyde asked her to put a flood mitigation
survey together for lower Dry Creek by the March 31*t Mitigation
Grant deadline. She said licensed surveying would be required for
moving forward, only allowing three weeks to complete it, but the
disaster mitigation program also accepts applications in the fall and
the County could apply at that time. The Commissioners thought
more research was needed and the fall fimeline would work better.
Discussion on Predatory Animal Board Member: Motion was
made by Keith Grant and seconded by Thomas S. Hinman to appoint
Timothy Dehl to the Predatory Animal Board, replacing Todd V.
Stoelk. His first three year term will begin immediately and expire on
December 31, 2014. Motion passed unanimously.
Walk-In presentation by William Bridges, Pryor Mountain
Engineering: William Bridges advised he had received an e-mall from
Sterling Matthews. He said the Dept of Defense needed an immediate
decision in the matter of B&G's purchase of the fuel station at the
South Airport. He advised the Commissioners that a commitment
to either sell or lease the fueling facility to B&G would be sufficient
at this time. Motion was made by Keith Grant and seconded by
Commissioner Ewen to authorize William Bridges to prepare a Letter
of Intent to move forward with B&G's purchase of the fueling station.
Motion passed, with Commissioner Hinman voting against. A letter
of intent was prepared immediately and signed by Chairman Ewen.
Commissioners' Discussion on Airport Manager: Commissioner
Ewen requested that the Airport Manager position continue to be
advertised on the website until it was filled.
: ~New Businessi~Commissioner Gram said there ~was a meeting
scheduled on March 14~ at the BLM Office in Worland for the Local
Cooperators to meet and discuss the BLM RME At this meeting the
BLM will present their proposed changes to the RMP, which have
been compiled using comments received.
Commissioner Grant also gave an update on the Antelope Butte
Ski Resort progress. He said Bill Bass, Forest Service, had seen the
most recent business plan and was impressed by it. Bill was also
willing to extend the time period for gathering more funding for the
project.
14:40 - Those Present: Belinda Dover; Michelle Burns County
Attorney and Blaine Jolley and Brent Godfrey, sheriffs deputies met
with the commissioners to discuss the Dover road petition. Mrs. Dover
arrived for her scheduled 14:15 appointment. Mrs. Dover advised
the commissioners she wanted the money returned to her that the
County had paid to the hearing officer hired for her road hearing in
2009. Chairman Ewen advised Mrs. Dover that the commissioners
were not going back over the decision made at the Hearing in 2009.
He advised Mrs. Dover to prepare a letter of complaint and submit
it to the Commissioners and to the County Attorney. After a heated
discussion, Mrs. Dover left the meeting and was escorted out of the
courthouse.
Kim Cowan, BHC Public Health: Kim Cowan gave an update
on the public health vacancy position on the north end. She said the
position will be kept as a supervisor's position and she would know
by the 15~ of the month whether or not the State will be funding the
position. Ms. Cowan requested some hours from the county sick leave
bank for one of her employees. Motion was made by Keith Grant and
seconded by Thomas S. Hinman to approve the requested 40 hours
• from the sick bank. Motion passed unanimously.
James Reilly, CPA: James Reilly gave the Annual Audit report to
those present.
15:45 : Chairman Ewen called for a break; session resumed at
15:56.
Nicol Kramer-Attorney, Becky Lindsey-BHC Treasurer, Debbi
McKim-Independent Land Consultant, and Fred MacDonald-BLM:
Fred McDonald of the Cody Field Office of the BLM met with the
Commissioners to discuss the disposition of the stored oil at the
Schneider Well. Sheriff Blackburn called into the meeting and didn't
feel it was necessary for him to attend this meeting. His conference
call ended at 16:06.
Fred MacDonald assured the Commissioners that the BLM did
not want to see the Schneider well plugged and abandoned. He also
explained that if Devon was not interested in operating the well that
the procedure for putting into place a new operator would not be that
difficult especially for an established operator such as Legacy. He
said Devon had several issues that may prevent them from actually
participating in the removal and sale of the oil, the foremost appears
to be title and ownership. Commissioner Grant asked if the County's
Judgment still stands. Mr. MacDonald said "yes". Fred MacDonald
left the meeting at 16:20.
Becky Lindsey said there was nothing in the draft notice about
funds being held in Escrow.
Debbi McKim said she still didn,t feel it was the County's
responsibility to perform the due diligence research.
Commissioner Ewen placed a conference call to Nicol Kramer.
Ms. Kramer said Devon hasn't agreed to the draft notice yet and has
some changes to make to it. She said Devon can't hold the money
in an escrow. Ms. Kramer said other parties who may be entitled to
the oil and the remainder of proceeds still needs to be researched.
She said Devon has also expressed concerns with regards to liability.
The commissioners were advised that Devon's council with regards to
this matter is Rob Mathis in Denver. Nicol said she had not received
clearance of conflict of interest from either Devon or Big Horn County.
Devon did not think they could get the title run or complete the items
listed in the BLM's draft Notice of Order within the required 20 days.
Chairman Ewen advised that John Frentheway, Big Horn County
Deputy Attorney, will handle this issue from here on. Mr. Frentheway
will be asked to contact Rob Mathis in Denver. The Commissioners
felt Big Horn County would like to see this well in production and
would also like to recover the amount due the County according to
the judgment against Schneider Oil. The Commissioners also felt
that the oil needs to be removed from the tanks immediately due to
environmental concerns. Big Horn County has had the judgment and
execution in hand since November of 2011 and has been pursuing
ways to remove and sell the oil, as it is deteriorating.
Debbi McKim said she will send an e-mail to Fred MacDonald
explaining that there are still concerns to be addressed. She said she
would prepare a draft letter to Tom Fitzsimmons at Legacy for the
Commissioners to review prior to the next Commissioners' meeting.
Dori Noyes, County Clerk: Dori Noyes presented the draft
Minutes for February 21, 2012. Motion was made by_ Thomas S.
Hinman and seconded by Keith Grant to approve the February 21,
2012 Minutes as corrected. Motion passed unanimously.
For the Good of the County and For General Discussion: Items
provided to Commissioners for review:
• Financial Statements: Deaver Irrigation District-June 30, 2011;
BHC Clerk's financial report.
• Monthly Minutes and Report(s) Review: BHC LEPC, January
26, 2012 Minutes.
• Bonds, Misc.: Adrian Preator/Treasurer, Burlington-Twenty
Thousand Dollars ($20,000.00); Charles A. Hessenthaler/Vice
Chairman, ByrOn Drainage District-One Thousand Dollars
($1,000.00); David Dausman/Secretary&Treasurer, Byron
Drainage District-One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00); Barbara
Rodriguez/Bookkeeper, Lovell Board of Recreation/Town of
Lovell-Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars ($25,000.00); Russell
Jay Boardman/Commissioner, Shoshone Conservation
Distrit-One Thousand Dollars ($1,000.00).
• Cancellation of Taxes: Becky A. Lindsey, Years 2007-2009,
Parcel #17-00-000-00987, Sixty-One Dollars and twenty-nine
cents ($61.29); Becky A. Lindsey, Years 2008-2011, Parcel #41-
00-000-01462, Eighty-Six Dollars and sixty-four cents ($86.64).
Thomas S, Hinman moved, seconded by Keith Grant; all in
favor and the motion carried to adjourn the March 6, 2012, Regular
Session Meeting at 5:00 p.m. The Board will meet in Regular Session
on March 20, 2012. ~
STATE OF WYOMING )
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COUNTY OF BIG HORN )
I, Wendy Thulander, Deputy County Clerk/Executive Assistant,
and Dori Noyes, County Clerk and Ex-Officio of the Board of the
County Commissioners, do hereby certify the above and foregoing to
be a full, true and complete copy of proceedings had by board at its
last meeting on March 6. 2012.
Board of County Commissioners
Big Horn County, Wyoming
/s Jerold S. Ewen, Chairman
/s Keith M. Grant, Member
/s Thomas S. Hinman, Member
Attest:/s Dori Noyes, County Clerk, Clerk of the Board
Attest: /s Wendy Thulander, Deputy County Clerk/Executive
Assistant to BHC Commissioners
Publish: April 19, 2012
Rocky. Mounfain Power rate increase
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to the Wyoming Administrative Procedure Act and the
Wyoming Public Service Commission's (Commission) Procedural
Rules and Special Regulations, notice is hereby given of the application
of Rocky Mountain Power (the Company) requesting authority to set
and .increase rates in Tariff Schedule 95, Energy Cost Adjustment
Mechanism by approximately $29.3 million, as more fully described
below.
Rocky Mountain Power (or the "Company") is a public utility, as
defined in W.S. §37-1-101(a)(VI)(C), providing retail electric public
utility service under certificates of public convenience and necessity
issued by the Commission. Rocky Mountain Power is subject to the
Commission's jurisdiction under W.S. §37-2-112.
On March 15, 2012, Rocky Mountain Power submitted an
application, together with testimony, exhibits and revised tariff sheets
requesting authority to revise and increase rates through its Energy
Cost Adjustment Mechanism ("ECAM") under Tariff Schedule 95 by
approximately 829.3 million which represents an overall rate increase
of 4.82%. Tariff Schedule 95 permits the Company to monitor total
Net Power Costs (NPC) on an unbundled basis apart from other
investments and expenses included in base rates and to account for
,historical~actual NPCthat may he over or Ui~de~ t~ amourlt~recovered
in base rates-through the ECAM. All of~0clep~Mountain Pbwet',s
retail tariff rates schedules in Wyoming are suhi#ct to two additional
rate elements that are identified in Tariff Schedule 95; [i] a base NPC
rate element; and [ii] a deferred NPC rate element. Rocky Mountain
Power states that the two rate elements in Tariff Schedule 95 together
recover the Company's total NPC, which include fuel, purchased
power, wheeling •expenses and sales for resale for natural gas and
electricity, the embedded cost differential (ECD) and excludes items
not specifically modeled in the Company's production cost model.
Pursuant to Tariff Schedule 95, the Company includes proposed price
changes by tariff rate schedule.
Specifically, Rocky Mountain Power is proposing to recover
$29.3million in total deferred net power costs, ECD adjustments and
interest for the comparison period beginning December 1, 2010,
through December 31, 2011, and through the amortization period of
May 14, 2013. The Company states that this application is the first
deferred NPC rate adjustment under the Tariff Schedule 95, which
was approved, with an effective date of April 1, 2012. Rocky Mountain
Power states it is not seeking to change the base NPC rate or the
terms and conditions of Tariff Schedule 95. The proposed deferred
NPC rate increase and percentage varies by rate schedule pursuant
to the terms in Tariff Schedule 95. The Company is requesting that
its proposed increase in its Wyoming rates be effective May 15, 2012,
on an interim basis, subject to notice, protest, intervention, refund,
opportunity for hearing and such other orders as the Commission
may deem appropriate
This is not a complete description of the application. Customers
with questions about how the case could change their individual
electricity bills should contact Rocky Mountain Power directly for
further information. Interested persons may inspect the application
during regular business hours at Rocky Mountain Power's Wyoming
service centers located in Casper (Casper Service Center and Casper
Region Office), Cody, Evanston, Laramie, Pinedale, Rawlins, Riverton,
Rock Springs, and Worland, and at the Commission's offices in
Cheyenne, Wyoming, during regular business hours. The application
and its supporting testimony and exhibits may also be reviewed on the
internet at htto://www.nacificoro.com.
Anyone desiring to file a public comment, statement, protest,
intervention petition or request for a public hearing in this matter
must file with the Commission in writing on or before May 4, 2012.
Intervention petitions and requests for a public hearing shall set forth
the grounds on which they are made and the position and interest of
the petitioner in this proceeding.
If you wish to intervene in this matter or request a public hearing
that you will attend, or you wish to file a public comment, statement,
or protest, and you require reasonable accommodation for a disability,
please contact the Commission at (307) 777-7427, or .write to the
Commission at 2515 Warren Avenue, Suite 300, Cheyenne, Wyoming
82002, to make arrangements. Communications impaired persons
may also contact the Commission by accessing Wyoming Relay at 711.
Please mention Docket No. 20000-410-EP-12 in your communications.
Dated: April 4, 2012.
Publish: April 12 & 19, 2012
Cowley liquor licen;e
NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE
Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of April, 2012, Amy G.
Bowman, doing business as Waterhole #1 filed an application for re-
newal of a Retail Liquor License in the Town Hall of Cowley, Wyoming
for the following described place and premises to-wit:
30' X 60' room in the south portion of the building located at
91 East Main Street, Cowley, Big Horn County, Wyoming.
Protests, if any there be against the issuance of such license will
be heard at the hour of 6:45 p.m. on Tuesday, May 8, 2012 at the Town
Hal! in Cowley, Wyoming
Dated April 1, 2012
Lisa Woodis, Clerk/Treasurer
Publish: April 12, 19, 26 & May 3, 2012
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